If you want to write amazing sales copy and be seen as a leader in your market, then you need people to believe your claims.
If they don't?
They're not gonna buy.
Simple.
Now, there's a few ways you can put proof in your sales letter.
For example, you can talk about an authority figure discovering something new, such as a doctor finding a herb to help stroke patients recover faster.
But the one we're gonna go over here is the most common - testimonials.
However, if your testimonials are written like THIS, then they're more than likely ruining your chances of a prospect buying.
Here's what to do instead...
Tom Andrews - Are Your Testimonials HURTING Your Sales?
Posted by TomAndrews under Direct MarketingFrom http://iamtomandrews.com 2578 days ago
Made Hot by: ObjectOriented on April 9, 2017 10:45 am
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