Emails And Auto-Responders

Email marketing is still the most effective form of generating traffic on demand and it all starts with building a list. If you have a subscriber list in the internet marketing niche, use the email below to send out a broadcast. Even if you don't, you can start building you list today and still add the follow-up Emails into your auto-responder to ensure you get as much exposure as possible! Please note that these emails have been formatted to work with Aweber.

The *Blueprints* To Sales Pages Revealed!

SUBJECT: The *Blueprints* To Sales Pages Revealed!

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Have you ever created a product and decided to write
your own sales page?

Have you ever decided to become an affiliate of a
product, but struggled to write a decent squeeze page?

Or maybe you bought a private label product, and just
wanted to make it different from everyone else's but
lacked the creative fuel?

Whatever your reason, you are aware of how important
this one skill can be. In fact, the 'top guns' are
paid thousands per sales page to write the best copy.

Why?

Quite simply because their copy sells.

If you knew you could invest $1000 on a professional
copywriter which would trigger an avalanche of $197
sales for life, you'd do it in a heartbeat.

But here's the problem.

Not everyone has $1000 lying around to invest on a
copywriter. Nor do they have the skills to write
seductive copy themselves. But what if one could just
implement a fraction of the psychological triggers
that the pros do?

You know, those triggers which eventually get your
visitor to start reading past your headline into your
opening paragraph and all the way down to your
guarantee and onto your buy button.

Don't you think you'd stand a greater chance than
the other guy who didn't put in the effort?

Don't you think you'd finally start to see the sales
you've worked so hard for?

Thankfully, there is a course available that teaches
you all the triggers and devices of great copy
writing and one that doesn't require you to dig deep
into your pockets.

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Inside you'll uncover..

- How to identify your prospect and write at their
wavelength.

- How to format your sales letter for the perfect
pitch.

- Why long sales letters win hands down and when you
may use a short one.

- How to tackle your headline and answer your
prospect's questions within seconds to make them read
through to your first paragraph.

- How to 'sell' and not 'list'. Your product may be
the best in the world with one million features but
your prospect still won't know why they'd need it.
Answer this for them and you're already half-way
there!

- How to close the deal, prove to your prospect that
this is what they want and get them to click that buy
now button.

- How to split-test and increase your conversions.
You've probably heard the guru's telling you time and
time again to split test your marketing. Now you'll
know exactly how to do this!

Everything is revealed in this new video course:

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Regards,
YOUR NAME

Lesson #1 - The Sales Page: Your 24 Hour Sales Man

SUBJECT: Lesson #1 - The Sales Page: Your 24 Hour Sales Man

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It has often been said that the purpose of the first
sentence of a sales letter is simply to get the reader
to read the second sentence.

Not surprisingly, the purpose of the second sentence
is to get the reader to read the second paragraph. If
we can get the reader to read the second paragraph
then we have a good chance that they'll go down the
entire slippery slope of readership and read the
entire letter.

If the focus of the first sentence is to raise a
potential problem that the reader may be facing, the
goal of the second sentence is to expand on that
problem.

In video 5 of the Sales Page Blueprint we'll show you
exactly how to address your prospect in any niche so
they can give you their full attention on what you
have on offer. All the time they will enjoy what
they're reading and respond well to your 'buy now'
button!

Get instant access to this technique from the link
below...

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Regards,
YOUR NAME

Lesson #2 - "Get inside my shoes"

SUBJECT: Lesson #2 - "Get inside my shoes"

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A professional looking web site is a very important
part of developing a profitable Internet business.
However, your sales copy is just as important. Each
will play a major role in your success.

The key to writing effective sales copy is simply
learning how to write persuasive words specifically
written for your targeted potential customer. You must
feel their needs and write your copy with passion,
excitement and benefits. Tell them exactly what's in
it for them by writing copy that evokes a specific
emotion and stresses your product's benefits.

Essentially you need to get inside the shoes of your
would-be customers. You have to understand their
mindset, their pain, and what they are looking for.

If you can be the person to give it to them whilst
getting them to like and trust you, you've already
made the sale without selling!

Does it get any easier?

Yes! Because in video 2 of the Sales Page Blueprint,
we'll reveal how to identify your prospect and get
into their shoes!

Get instant access to this technique from the link
below...

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Regards,
YOUR NAME

Lesson #3 - "I'll give you 2 seconds to get my attention..."

SUBJECT: Lesson #3 - "I'll give you 2 seconds to get my attention..."

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The first and most important part of your sales copy
is the headline. If your headline doesn't instantly
capture your targeted potential customers' attention,
and arouse a specific emotion, the rest of your sales
copy will be useless.

In order to write an effective headline, you must
learn how to use specific words to achieve a specific
reaction.

Before writing your headline, you must first learn a
little bit about the basic human motivators. According
to psychologist Abraham Maslow, human behavior is
always the result of one or more of five basic needs.

He listed these needs in a sequence that he refers to
as "the hierarchy of human needs."

He believes that until a less important need is met
there won't be any desire to pursue a more important
need. Below are the five human motivators, beginning
with the basic needs and continuing to the most
important needs.

Physiological - Basic human needs include hunger,
thirst, shelter, clothing.

Safety (Security) - Human need for physical,
emotional and financial security.

Social (Affiliation) - Human need for love, affection,
companionship and acceptance.

Esteem (Self Esteem) - Human need for achievement,
recognition, attention and respect.

Self-actualization - Human need to reach their full
potential.

When you are aware of the basic human needs, you can
incorporate these needs into your writing. A great
headline will appeal to your potential customers'
emotions. You must feel their needs, wants and desires
and write your headlines with passion and emotion!

Be sure to grab your copy of the Sales Page Blueprints
and what how sales copy is put together from scratch...

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Regards,
YOUR NAME

Lesson #4 - Risk Removal "The Risk Is All On Me!"

SUBJECT: Lesson #4 - Risk Removal "The Risk Is All On Me!"

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Have you ever come to a website, it looked fantastic,
the product was exactly what you were looking for,
you even read about how well other people are doing
after using the product?

Maybe you even scrolled all the way down to the bottom
of the page and checked out the price first and then
decided if you should read the rest of the sales page.

When the 'Buy Now' button was in view, you were some-
what tempted to buy there and then but something was
stopping you...

You just weren't sure..

You just didn't want to spend straight away because
you weren't entirely sure if YOU were making the right
decision?

Stop for a minute and come back out.

If that was YOUR sales page and you could see your
customers lingering around the buy now button you'd
re-assure them there and then wouldn't you?

You'd remind them about your money-back guarantee,
that if they weren't happy with it they could simply
ask for a refund?

Well let me tell you.. sometimes a guarantee just
isn't enough. With all the other websites out there
boasting a 30, 60, 90 day guarantee you need to up the
ante. You need to place ALL the risk on you, and
create a sense of urgency.

Try this..

"I'll put all the risk on me by allowing you to
try it for free with free shipping, just try it. And
if you like it, which we know you will, you will be
conveniently billed just 4 easy payments of $9.95.

But if you act now, we'll knock off one of those
payments all bill you just 3 payments at $9.95.

And if you are one of the next 100 to order, (while
supplies last in our warehouse), you will also get a
copy of our other top selling eBook which by itself
sells for $19.95 absolutely free.

And if our product does not do everything we said,
and more, you can keep it and never be billed by us.
That's our gift to you!"

This is a fine example of removing the risk
altogether, creating a sense of urgency and breaking
down the price to something more affordable which is
essentially the same whilst offering a scarce bonus
incentive.

If you like this tip, you're going to love to golden
nuggets of information in Sales Page Blueprints.

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Regards,
YOUR NAME

Lesson #5 - Sales copy: Long vs. Short... Which is better?

SUBJECT: Lesson #5 - Sales copy: Long vs. Short... Which is better?

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It is a proven fact that long sales copy out-sells
short sales copy. However, some visitors do prefer a
short sales letter. You can provide your visitors with
both. For those who prefer a short sales letter,
provide opportunities to click through to your order
page prior to ending your sales letter.

Try to keep your sales letter all on one page. Your
visitors would much rather have to scroll through your
letter than click through and load another page. With
each additional click, you'll lose a percentage of
your potential customers.

Your words should seamlessly flow together from your
headline through to your order page. Every word,
sentence and headline should have one specific purpose:
to lead your potential customer to your order page.

The simple, well-designed web sites with killer sales
copy make the sales.

Question - "If I create a long sales page what exactly
should I include? I don't want to fill it with fluff!"

Whilst a longer sales page can leave you empty on
words there are ways to reiterate your points and
extend your sales page naturally whilst keeping your
reader's attention.

Watch the full videos of Sales Page Blueprints to find
out how to do this and much more...

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Regards,
YOUR NAME