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Module Five:

How To Create An Order-Producing Mini-Sales Letter For Your Simple Report

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Day Ten: Parts Of An Order-Producing Simple Report Mini-Sales Letter (I)

  • Read through the entire Module text at least once (Pages ??-??).

    Doing this will familiarize yourself with all the concepts we'll be working with in this Module.

  • Does your Prehead accomplish these three things?

    • Engage the reader's attention

    • Quickly introduce a key idea or qualification

    • Set the stage for the thrust of the sales message

  • Does your Primary head quicly encapsulate your entire sales letter in one eye-catching sentence?

    • Does it use particulars?

    • Does it use time periods?

    • Does it use word pictures?

  • Does your Posthead bridge the gap from the headline to the opening paragraph?

    • Does it make a statement of emphasis?

    • Does it mention a deadline or limit?

Day Eleven: Parts Of An Order-Producing Simple Report Mini-Sales Letter (II)

  • Does your sales letter introduce readers to a problem they can identify with?

    Serious or trivial, stated positively or negatively, real or imagined, problems are the universal driving force behind many—if not most—decisions we make.

  • Does your sales letter share the solution to that problem: your product?

    • Do you explain what you have to offer that will help the reader solve their problem?

    • Do you tell a story to explain HOW you found out what you'll share in your simple report?

    • Do you empathize with the reader, and show how things have changed since you made your discovery of "what works"?

    • Do you point out what makes you different from other similar products?

    • Do you refer to tips, strategies, practices, etc. that you reveal in your simple report?

    • Do you mention specific results you've achieved using the information in your report?

  • Does your sales letter offer proof of your claims?

    • Do you provide a testimonial?

    • Do you point to visual evidence?

    • Do you pase a challenge

Day Twelve: Parts Of An Order-Producing Simple Report Mini-Sales Letter (III)

  • Does your sales letter include a bulleted list of sales points?

    These bullet points are so important to the success of your sales letter that writing them is your only homework assignment for today. Focus on these three aspects:

    • Do you stress benefits, not features?

    • Do you stress particulars, not generalities?

    • Do you stress majors, not minors?

Day Thirteen: Parts Of An Order-Producing Simple Report Mini-Sales Letter (IV)

  • Does your sales letter include a pull (i.e.: your "call to action")?

    • Do you create urgency with a special price, extra incentive or low availability?

    • Do you incorporate the Rule of RESULTS?

    • Do you incorporate the Rule of RESPONSE?

    • Do you incorporate the Rule of RESTRICTION?

  • Does your sales letter include your promise: your "absolute satisfaction guarantee"?

    Risk reversal is the ultimate way to remove any remaining barriers between you and your potential customer. Make it clear that THEY have "nothing to risk."

  • Does your sales letter include a clear, easy-to-follow order process?

    • Do you offer last-minute instructions?

    • Is your order link easy to see and understand?

    • Have you included appropriate legal statements to protect yourself (disclaimer, terms of service, legal and privacy notices)?

Day Fourteen: Parts Of An Order-Producing Simple Report Mini-Sales Letter (V)

  • Does your sales letter conclude with a postscript?

    • Do you RECAP the offer?

    • Do you REMIND them of a key benefit?

    • Do you REINFORCE the call to action?

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