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How You Can Convince Almost Everyone Who Reads Your Ad To Send You Their Money!
When you write an ad, a higher degree of believability can be achieved by stating specific facts.
By saying you are “offering a discounted price,” you are making a generalization. But, if you say you are “offering a discount of 30 percent off the original price,” you are making a specific fact and benefit to the reader. In that way, a prospect perceives the “full value” of your offer.
Also, by being specific you will show that you really know what your product can do. This builds trust in the prospect because you really know what you are talking about, and they will be much more open to buying what you have.
Specifics make your words more believable. And the more specific you can be, the better.
Once you get a reader’s attention, it is time to list the advantages, values, benefits, and positive arguments. This is how to sell to the skeptics!
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