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May 19, 2006
Customer & Prospect
Oriented Copywriting
Try out this neat online tool!
Greetings,
When you write copy for your website, it is very easy
for the web to be all about you, your company, your
products, your services? Most
web pages you read are written this way - you are
selling yourself. You want readers to know how great and
special you are? Of course you do, to a point. Beyond
that point, it may be time for a nap.
ZZZZZZZZZzzzzzzzzzzzz.
The question is, does this help you create conversions
to inquiries and sales? Maybe not.
How oriented and focused is
your web site to your customers' needs versus your
needs? Your web site should be built for your customer
with words spoken just for your customer, what you will
do for them, how and why they will benefit from what you
do. How will what you do make them special? How and why
do you value them?
This type of copywriting does not come easily or
naturally for most folks without copywriting training
and a lot of practice, which is why there are a lot of
professional copywriters in the world.
Visit the "We We Monitor" to see how customer focused
your web site copy really is:
http://www.futurenowinc.com/wewe.htm
You can use this neat little tool to compare your page
copy against your expectations
and also look at the copy of your competitors to
improve your message and your conversions. It's free.
For more information about online
copywriting read this page in my web:
http://www.roncastle.com/web_copywriting.htm
Remember that search engine
rankings are in large part all about words. And,
so are conversions to inquiries and sales.
Cheers,
Ron Castle
www.roncastle.com
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