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  • 3). 6 Surefire Ways To Squeeze Maximum Sales From Your Website  By : Jim Edwards
    Copyright 2006 Jim Edwards I would venture to say that not a single website in the world has reached its peak of effectiveness or earnings potential. No matter the circumstances, every site can "better its best." If a "magic" formula for website success existed, you'd see the big boys like Google and Yahoo using it. Since no formula exists, they constantly test and tweak for new ways to squeeze more money from their sites, and you should too.
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  • 5). The Secret Power of Words  By : Bill Knight
    If the best way of communicating with prospects and existing customers was through sign language, we’d all have to learn to sign. Or if the best method of communication proved to be some kind of mutually understandable code, we’d all have to learn that code in order to say anything. Thankfully, our communication process is much more simple…or is it? A sales person has the benefit of meeting his prospect face to face, and will be able gauge his pitch according to visible response signs displayed by his prospect.
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  • 6). Writing Sales Copy That Sells  By : David Riewe
    When writing a sales copy, all internet marketers know that a long copy will sell more than a short copy. This does not mean that the more words the better; the quantity and the quality of detail is what will improve its performance. Having the correct sales structure will keep the reader interested from start to finish. These are the steps to follow to create a successful sales letter: 1.
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  • 8). To Hype or Not to Hype?  By : Robert F. Abbott
    One of the discussion lists I follow had quite an exchange of messages about the place of hype in writing. Hype, of course, generates emotion, and we see it used extensively in sales copy. But it also turns up in some employee communication, and especially in staff newsletters when the wrong people get involved. But getting back to the discussion; as it evolved it became clear that hype comes in two kinds, a good kind and bad kind.
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