- Does your headline speak directly to your potential customer and give them a strong, specific benefit of your product or service?
- Did you start with the strongest benefit of your product or service, then work your way down to include the least important benefits for your potential customer?
- Do you explain how your product or service is better or different than your competitors?
- Does your sales letter speak directly to your prospect?
- Do you use "you" twice as often as "I" in your sales letter?
- Is your sales letter easy to read using short sentences and paragraphs?
- Do you use power words and write with the goal of keeping your reader's interest?
- Do you show your potential customer their problem; agitate it by telling them how troublesome it is, then offer your product or service as the solution?
- Is your copy clear, easy to understand, and follows a flow from one paragraph to the next?
- Are your strong words and phrases highlighted or bolded to draw attention and keep the reader focused?
- Is your sales letter written in a friendly, active, conversational," me to you", tone of voice?
- Have you used specific numbers and facts in your copy to build instant credibility?
- Have you included credibility creators, like why you're an authority on the subject?
- Are you confident about your grammar?
- Does your sales letter have a nothing-to-risk guarantee that shows your confidence in your offer?
- Do you include a reason why you're making this offer?
- Does your email give your contact details and a call to action?
- Do you make it easy for your potential customer to act on your offer?
- Are you offering bonuses to increase response or do you create the perception of high value for your product or service?
- Did you create a sense of urgency in your letter, explaining that the price is for a short time or quantities are limited?
Friday, July 10, 2009
Free Email Marketing Tips
Top 20 Questions To Ask Yourself Before You Hit Send:








