Which stages to cover on front page?

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Should I cover all 1-4 stages or should I start with the 2nd or 3rd?

I don't remember the name of these four stages but stage number 1 means:
Prospects that has no clue whatsever about what your product is and what it's all about. They don't even know that they have a problem yet.

Stage 2 are the prospects who knows about their problem, but not about avaliable products (or this product at least).

Stage 3 are prospects who knows about their problem, they know about the product but they don't know about me.

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I am selling an acne-treatment system that is pretty well-known already.
There are multiple similar, or exactly the same products out there.
How should I write my copy? I am thinking, the people who have acne problems and are looking for a cure, are already on stage 2 or 3.

So question is, should I write it for stage 2-4 or only stage 3-4?

Cheers guys
#cover #front #page #stages
  • Profile picture of the author Alex Cohen
    Sounds like you might be referring to Michel Fortin's OATH:

    O = oblivious
    A = apathetic
    T = thinking
    H = hurting

    Each requires a different approach in sales copy.

    Most marketers don't bother with the "O" folks, because they must be educated first.

    The "H" folks are the most likely to buy.

    Michel's article is here...

    Can Your Prospects Take An Oath? - The Michel Fortin Blog

    Alex
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