No Matter What Level You Are At Now This Step By Step Blueprint
Will Have You Flipping Private Label Products In A Short Amount Of Time.
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This can just be an optional colorful bullet point that explains the BENEFIT demonstrated in the proof image above.
This can just be an optional colorful bullet point that explains the BENEFIT demonstrated in the proof image above.
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This subtitle harps on the pain point from the problem they're facing.
Hi, my name is John Doe and I know exactly what you're going through right now.
This section is the "open": Talk about problems the reader may be facing and start relating yourself to them. Really reinforce the “pain” they feel from this problem.
Use a friendly hi res picture of yourself in this section. The picture has to fit properly in this space and it has to look good. This is the first impression you're making on your customer and it is an important part of the sales process.
If you need morw space for text then go full width below as to wrap around the image but stay in the darkened section.
The "imagines" are when you take your reader to a place they dream to be without the current pain they are experiencing...
So, for example, if this is a money making product, the "imagines" might read...
Allow yourself to imagine waking up tomorrow, not to the sound of that damned annoying alarm clock, but when you are rested and ready to take on the day.
Now imagine, strolling 30 feet to your home office, firing up your computer and opening your emails to discover you've made $XXXX automatically and all while you were asleep! Etc., etc., etc.
Imagery is very important here in the "imagines" and we strongly suggest that you insert pictures that will help the reader "visualize" your story.
The mind thinks in pictures not words and if you truly want them to imagine themselves in a care free enviornment as a result of your product then you have to pain that picture through images.
It is important that the images you uses look good and blend well with the page. Picture quality, sizing and alignment ALL matter. Sometimes you can make it work by adding/removing text.
You should have at least three images in this section with text alongside the way you are reading it now.
The text tells a cohesive story and the images support or visualize the story. The text is not meant to be a caption or image description.
Many marketers tend to use lifestyle pictures here to demonstrate to the reader what is possible once they achieve the results your tool can bring them.
Always make sure that you have permission to use the images you insert here and don't ever "fake it to make it". Be honest, be yourself.
Back it up here: Describe why the reader should buy from you, who are you, you can also use testimonials here. This shouldn't be your life's story, there's no need to be dramatic. The important thing to establish here is an expert status. The reader needs to understand why you are worthy of their time, trust and money.
Establish yourself as an authority figure by pointing out the path that lead you to the creation of this website. What are your accolades? What gives you the right to produce such a product? Thats what they are wondering.
Be humble but establish a sense of business posture. It is always better to appear indifferent then needy when it comes to closing the sale.
This is a great spot to drop in some character endorsement videos. Even though you can also use this section to drop in some product testimonials know that there is a BIG difference between a character endorsement and a product testinmonial.
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This subtitle harps on the pain point from the problem they're facing.
Maybe this can be the amount of
subscribers you have gotten.
Maybe this can be the amount of
sales you've made already.
Maybe this can be the amount of
sales you've made already.
This is the "prersentation" portion of your sales letter where you will finally reveal the product to the viewer. There MUST be a visual depiction of your digital product.
This is where you introduce the solution to their problem, the answer they've been searching for. This is the most powerful image on your sales page. It must look good command their attention. We recommend a beatiful large product multi-image here. Don't give off a weak vibe. Make it count, and put a purchase link right beneath it. Order this from Stevie at GFX-1.
Every single feature MUST be accompanied by a benefit on each bullet.
Every single feature MUST be accompanied by a benefit on each bullet.
So, for example, if this is a money making product, the "imagines" might read...
Allow yourself to imagine waking up tomorrow, not to the sound of that damned annoying alarm clock, but when you are rested and ready to take on the day.
Now imagine, strolling 30 feet to your home office, firing up your computer and opening your emails to discover you've made $XXXX automatically and all while you were asleep! Etc., etc., etc.
So, for example, if this is a money making product, the "imagines" might read...
Allow yourself to imagine waking up tomorrow, not to the sound of that damned annoying alarm clock, but when you are rested and ready to take on the day.
Now imagine, strolling 30 feet to your home office, firing up your computer and opening your emails to discover you've made $XXXX automatically and all while you were asleep! Etc., etc., etc.
The mind thinks in pictures not words and if you truly want them to imagine themselves in a care free enviornment as a result of your product then you have to pain that picture through images.
It is important that the images you uses look good and blend well with the page. Picture quality, sizing and alignment ALL matter. Sometimes you can make it work by adding/removing text.
So, for example, if this is a money making product, the "imagines" might read...
Allow yourself to imagine waking up tomorrow, not to the sound of that damned annoying alarm clock, but when you are rested and ready to take on the day.
Now imagine, strolling 30 feet to your home office, firing up your computer and opening your emails to discover you've made $XXXX automatically and all while you were asleep! Etc., etc., etc.
Price justification is NOT, "Less than the cost of a pizza for 2!" Price justification is more akin to adding up the value of all the individual components in your offer and explaining if they were sold separately they would cost you a real world $497!
Then of course when the reader sees your price of just $47 they will be pleased and more open to the purchase.
This could be just one of the many powerful features of your product that you can put a specific value on.
$97 Value
This could be just one of the many powerful features of your product that you can put a specific value on.
$97 Value
This could be just one of the many powerful features of your product that you can put a specific value on.
$97 Value
This could be just one of the many powerful features of your product that you can put a specific value on.
$97 Value
This could be just one of the many powerful features of your product that you can put a specific value on.
$97 Value
This could be just one of the many powerful features of your product that you can put a specific value on.
$97 Value
This could be just one of the many powerful features of your product that you can put a specific value on.
$97 Value
This could be just one of the many powerful features of your product that you can put a specific value on.
$97 Value
Price justification is NOT, "Less than the cost of a pizza for 2!" Price justification is more akin to adding up the value of all the individual components in your offer and explaining if they were sold separately they would cost you a real world $497!
Then of course when the reader sees your price of just $47 they will be pleased and more open to the purchase.
This is your promise to make sure the customer is happy. Remove all risk from the custometr with the text you place here. Make the customer feel like there is no way they will ever lose their investment.
Make sure you close strong and ask for the sale!!! Don't beat around the bush about it. Tell them that now is the time to buy and explain exactly why. Don't become a bull shitter here because they will see right through you. Just be sincere and use a natural sense of urgency.
This is your promise to make sure the customer is happy. Remove all risk from the custometr with the text you place here. Make the customer feel like there is no way they will ever lose their investment.
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