To persuade someone
to spend money, no matter how small an amount or how good a deal, it still takes
effort, timing, skill, and luck. But you want to advertise your book in a
way that gives it the best possible chance to sell.
Here’s a quick checklist to match your ad against:
Here’s a quick checklist to match your ad against:
1.
Does
your headline turn them onto the rest of the ad – or does it confuse them, turn
them away, or simply not excite them?
2.
Can
the reader understand the basic offer and subject matter within five seconds or
less?
3.
Does
it need a sub-heading, and if so, does it clearly explain and entice?
4.
Is
your opening sentence a good connection/transition from the provocative
headline to the rest of your offer?
5.
Do
you give the reader a sense of urgency or imperative to act?
6.
Is
your ad selling benefits, not mere attributes?
7.
Did
you provide some kind of guarantee?
8.
Did
you solve a problem?
9.
Did
you include a visual – book cover, your photo, or a photo/illustration of
something topical and alluring?
10.
Is
your web site and contact information clearly stated with directions on the
action step you want them to take?
“It is the greatest
of all mistakes to do nothing because you can only do little.”
--Sydney
Smith
“We get the things we want when we no longer
want them.”
--George
Meredith
“The art of living is
the art of knowing how to believe lies.”
--Pavese
“A man never
discloses his own character so clearly as when he describes another’s.”
--Jean
Paul Richter
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