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might change over time, but you must always search to find something to give your customers that they can’t get anywhere else!
3. Visually implant your image into the minds of your prospects with a company logo.
You want people to remember your company by your logo. It creates a visual picture. What do you think of when I say “the golden arches!” That’s right! McDonalds! Your business needs a logo that people can think of in relation to your business. It creates a visual picture.
There are other ways to visually implant your image into the minds of your prospects. You can put a picture of yourself at the top of the first page of your sales letter. Also, you can use a “catch phrase” such as “it’s everywhere you want to be!” Who says that? Of course, it’s Visa Credit Card!
4. Create a down to earth, yet professional, identity.
You must be personal, yet professional. Write your sales letters to one person, not the masses. Do not speak down to your customers, but use
easy to understand words. Treat them like a close friend that you are sharing information with. And, be careful with your language. You don’t want to say anything that would offend your prospect!
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