How To Write A Great Sales Letter--When You Hate To Write
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How to Write an Effective Sales Letter?"Even if You Hate Writing
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No amount of advice on crafting compelling headlines and persuasive phrases can help if you dread writing. The truth is, many of us feel the same way. In fact, when I once asked a high school English teacher how many of her 300 students enjoyed writing, she told me, "Oh, about nine of them."From literary greats like Mark Twain to fictional characters like Bart Simpson, facing a blank page can be daunting. But here are some strategies from seasoned professionals to help you overcome this hurdle and create great content.
Tips for Writing When You Don’t Enjoy It
The first step is simple: get something on the page. It doesn’t matter what?"just start writing whatever comes to mind. If inspiration is lacking, jot down, "I’m sitting here and I can’t think of anything to write." This might seem silly, but it’s a technique many top writers use to jumpstart their creativity.
Soon, you might find yourself writing, "I need to draft a sales letter for my new software. It’s designed to help people organize information effortlessly, making it easy to find in seconds." Look at that?"you’re writing, sharing your story, and not stressing over perfection because you know you can refine it later.
One writer starts by copying and pasting sections from other sources, like a client’s website, and then rewriting them in her own words to make them unique. This gets her started, and she fills in the rest with fresh content. Even when she’d rather be elsewhere, she produces top-notch copy quickly.
Another approach is to talk it out. Use a small tape recorder or your phone to discuss your ideas, pretending you’re explaining them to a friend or even someone like Paris Hilton. Dive into the details, then play back your recordings and take notes. These notes will form the basis of your sales letter.
Not great at typing? You’re not alone?"60% of North Americans struggle with it. Instead of letting this hold you back, write your thoughts by hand with a pen, just like in the old days. Then, have someone else type them up for you.
The goal is to capture your ideas?"any ideas?"on paper or a screen. Once that’s done, you can begin editing. The content will develop naturally, and writing will become easier. Alternatively, pass your initial drafts to a professional writer who can transform them into polished copy quickly and affordably.
By following these methods, you’ll find that writing a sales letter?"even if you dislike writing?"can be manageable and even enjoyable.
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