3 Old School Copywriter Tricks for Finding New Ideas
This is a guest post courtesy of Derryck of BigStarCopywriting.com. (Love the spelling of his name, don’t you?) He approached […]
This is a guest post courtesy of Derryck of BigStarCopywriting.com. (Love the spelling of his name, don’t you?) He approached […]
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If you catch the attention of the reader in the first paragraph of your sales letter, your reader will most likely read through to the second paragraph. And if you have convinced him to read on by your first paragraph, the more your second paragraph will be convincing because by now your reader will believe he has a need for your product or service because you’ve suggested that the product that you offer will satisfy a need. Make sense?
The content of your copy must briefly sum up three important aspects: attraction, necessity and urge.
The second paragraph can be called the “psychological paragraph” because it creates a psychological impact on the reader making him;