Copywriting - Power Words That Sell
by Joe Clare
Whether you have a website or an eBay Auction business the goal is to entice
your visitors to become buyers. As explained in my book, experts both online and
offline agree that the way to do this is by using Power Words in your ads. So,
what are Power Words?
Power Words are the words experts use to create emotions in their readers. These
words give the reader a visual picture and creates an urgency to buy. Below you
will find some of the most important Power Words used by experts. These words
have been tried and proven over and over again to attract and motivate visitors
to become buyers. Use these Power Words in your headlines, on your website sales
pages, and in your eBay Auction pages to generate more sales.
FREE
Web surfers are often looking for a freebie. So if you can include a "FREE
trial" or give your visitors something for free, this will entice them take a
closer look. Try saying "FREE Online Traffic!".
YOU
The word "You" makes your headline or sales copy more personal. Your visitor will
relate to what he/she is reading, thus creating an image in their mind. The word
"you" will help your visitor decide to become a buyer. Use sentences like, "Do you
want to make a serious income online?" or " You can leave the rat race behind!".
NEW
Anything that is "NEW" always attracts attention. Use sentences like "New information
never before shared with the public!" or "New product never before seen in America!".
PROVEN
People want to be told that a product or information they are considering buying
is "PROVEN" to work. Use sentences like, "5 Proven Steps To..." or "A Proven Technique for...".
GUARANTEE
Your visitor is going to want to know that your product is guaranteed to do what
you say it does. And that you have some sort of guarantee in place, so be sure
to tell them you do. Try saying things like, "100 Percent Satisfaction Guarantee!"
ACT NOW
You always need to tell people what you want them to do next. One way of doing
this is to use the words "Act Now!". This tells them they should not delay. "ACT
NOW! Don't miss this incredible offer!".
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