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Start by talking about "how tough it is to make money". Your audience is already in that frame of mind, so you need to first get in-sync with them. Tell them a story of how bad things are. Next, talk about how one person found a way out of the problems and became rich. Those who don't have money are always interested in learning how millionaires became rich. As a third step, go back to relating to them with a story about how the person who will show them how to make money was in the same situation as your audience. Talk about how he/she now wants to help others like him/her. After this start talking about how "easy" it is to be successful. These people don't have a lot of self confidence so what you present has to seem so easy that they could almost do it in their sleep. Use examples of others who became successful using your product. But always project low numbers. Show how the person offering the knowledge made millions and how others that followed him/her made more "believeable" numbers. Even if you have the best offer in the world, don't start jumping up and down and get all excited about your offer right off the bat. This will be too shocking for them. Start by showing examples of people who achieved small gains. This will be believeable for them and they will continue reading... If your program has the ability to make millions, show them examples of people who made hundreds of dollars. When they find out that they can actually make a lot more money than they expected, it will be a pleasant surprise. Here is a really good example of
how to use money as an emotional motivator
. This is one sales letter I would encourage you to write out, by hand, over and over again. The copywriter has masterfully applied several emotional motivators powerfully. Definitely one for your swipe file! |
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