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Learn How To:
Grab reader attention immediately
Write compelling copy that holds attention
Write a call to action that's difficult to refuse
Design winning layouts
Increase the number of orders
Convert more inquiries to orders
Get Answers to Important Technical Questions:
Effective advertisement length . . .
use of color . . .
smart media placement . . .
and much more!
Also Included:
14 Interesting and Instructive Split-Run Tests, plus 100 good headlines and why they were so profitable.
How to Write a Good Advertisement: A Short Course in Copywriting
Get 44 years of advertising writing experience in the time it takes to read this book!
by Vic Schwab
227 pages
$20.00
     You can learn to write compelling advertisements that will make people notice them, read them, and act upon them. In fact, you can learn to write such powerful advertisements that people actually go out and demand the product advertised and no other. How can you do this? By using the same elements that have made top copywriters like Victor O. Schwab excel at their craft. 
     How to Write a Good Advertisement is a short course in writing powerful, hard-hitting copy that can help you make your products and services irresistible to potential customers. This remarkable book has turned many novice mail-order entrepreneurs into expert copywriters and many experienced copywriters into masters of their trade.
     Whether you are new to the craft or have been writing copy for years, your knowledge and practice of advertising fundamentals will determine the extent of your success. How to Write a Good Advertisement presents these fundamentals from the perspective of a 44-year veteran in the copywriting business. Following these proven techniques and tips, anyone can write professional advertisements that create a memorable image, pull in mailboxes full of orders, or attract new customers to their service.
     One of the most recommended books on advertising. Recommended by Halbert, Abraham, et al. Answers some of the more burning questions about copy, such as:
  • How important is the headline?
  • What kinds of rewards do good headlines promise?
  • How many words should a headline contain?
  • What do people want?
  • How do you select your copy appeal?
  • What is the missing ingredient in many an otherwise good ad?
  • How do you present your facts?
  • How do you persuade people to grasp the advantages?
  • How do you ask for action?
  • How long should copy be?
  • What factors influence the effectiveness of an ad?
  • How do you get more inquiries? 

How to Write a Good Advertisement: A Short Course in Copywriting - $20.00

                                                               

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