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People
buy with their emotions. The ad should cause them to feel an emotion
towards your product, and the more the pleasant, happy, excited
emotional factor they have towards your product - the more they
desire it - the higher the chance that they'll buy it.
5. Use benefits to attract product desire.
Benefits are all that the prospects really care about. They only
want to know what the product or service can do for them that
can make their life easier, more enjoyable, and more fulfilling.
6. Make readers "believe" your promises.
If your ad cannot make the reader believe you, the reader is not
going to buy from you. Remember, they are buying on the basis
of "sight unseen' - they send their money without ever seeing,
touching, or trying out the product. Therefore, it's very crucial
to make them believe that you're not going to rip them off.
7. Write advertising that relates to the average person in your
market.
Use the language and terminology that the people in your market
use. Know your market. Know what the market likes and doesn't
like. Learn what the problems are that people in your market have.
The more you're able to relate to them, the more you seem to honestly
have something for them!
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