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Service Sales Pages

by bronsond
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Hi guys

I would like to hear what you guys think of my service sales pages. Any ideas or tips on how to improve them?

See ya

Bronson
#pages #sales #service
  • Profile picture of the author Scott Murdaugh
    You didn't specify but I'll assume you're talking about selling your design services.

    First of all, I clicked on "e-cover" and there were no samples. None. Notta. With design you have to show your stuff off.

    Second, I'd focus everything. You want to do mini site designs? Create a sales letter just for that, maybe even an entire company.

    Same with magazines, brochures, layouts, whatever else you design.

    And with graphics, you need to put up your best work as samples. I hire designers based on their design ability... Good sales copy helps too, but you need to show people what you can do.

    And if you specialize (and you're good), you'll generally be able to charge a premium.

    -Scott
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    • Profile picture of the author bronsond
      Hi Scott

      Sorry about that, I was referring to my Gold, Silver and Bronze packages. I specialize in custom web graphics and I can develop websites but my main strength is graphics.

      Did you click on the "e-cover" on the home page? If you did that goes to my Gold Package, do you suggest I put some of my work on the Gold, Silver and Bronze Package sales pages?

      Thanks,

      Bronson
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      • Profile picture of the author bronsond
        Hi Chris

        Thanks for the advice.

        See ya

        Bronson
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  • Profile picture of the author Chris Ramsey
    I second everything Scott says.

    You really do need to specialize if you're going to make serious cash.

    I strictly use one design company because they are fantastic. If you choose to do one specific type of design, I'd suggest using a powerful headline and some of your best work above the fold.

    How to tell what your best work is? Ask around. Put a post up in the main forum and find out what your prospective buyers think.
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