It's true. Writing faster means you spend less time thinking about it, and you tend to write more naturally. Writing to your best customer is the same as talking to your best friend. You don't have to agonise over grammar, spelling or punctuation. Pretend you are explaining something to them via a text message or an email, perhaps you are persuading them to go shopping with you, or you need to tell them about that great coffee maker you just bought. Anyway, here are a few tips to help you write so that your friend pays attention to your sales pitch.
Suppose you want to sell your thing. You need to answer just four little internal questions your friend is asking themself.
The better your answers are, the easier the sale can happen.
The most straightforward answers are:
The research you need to for any copy sales piece is to look for the details that will express those answers directly, plainly, and without any doubt or disbelief left. Simples.
Regards,
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