Saturday, June 16, 2012

Persuasive Writing Examples - Words Persuade Your Readers To Take Action

It's a given that writing persuasively will help you turn more of your readers into clickers! Getting more prospects to click through to your offering is what it's all about right?

Are there certain words that can make your writing more persuasive? You bet there is.

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Persuasive words, are words that get your point across in a clear and concise manner. When writing a persuasive piece (aren't they all persuasive pieces?) the words you use can make all the difference in your bottom line...your CTR (click through rate.)

Persuasive Writing Examples - Words Persuade Your Readers To Take Action

Let's look at a few examples of the use of persuasive words. Which sentence is written using the more persuasive words?

"When trying to earn money online you could try to sell products on your blog."

Or:

"To earn money online use your blog to sell your products."

See the difference? Persuasive writing needs to be crisp, clean (no unneeded words), and above all persuasive!
Here's another example of persuasive writing:

"Article writing can give you backlinks, and might even entice the reader to click on your link at the end of your article."

Or:

"Article writing gives you backlinks, and clicks on your link in your resource box."

When writing with persuasion you should get right to the point without any fluff or wasted words. Stick to the subject of your piece and present a compelling argument, the reader can't ignore!

Persuasive writing is all about convincing the reader using logic and, better yet, connecting with your readers on an emotional level in order to compel them to take the action you set before them.

Learn to write persuasively and you will get more of what you write for...click on your offering, or service.

Learn to write persuasively and your writing will be the best it can be!

Persuasive Writing Examples - Words Persuade Your Readers To Take Action

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Friday, June 8, 2012

Power Words And Phrases

I like to use power phrases when writing sales material. These power phrases add punch to a line or a paragraph and I usually use them to start off a sentence.

You can generally find alot of "power phrases" when reading good sales copy. I usually keep a notebook nearby so that whenever I come across a line or a phrase that I Iike in sales material, I write it down for possible future use.

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They are also great for writers block too. When I am stuck in the middle of writing, I'll usually refer to my power phrases, and the next thing I know, the sentences sometimes start writing themselves.

Power Words And Phrases

Some examples of the power phrases I use include:

"Listen closely..."

"As you may already know..."

"Now, I don't know about you..."

"Well, I've got news for you..."

"Let me explain..."

"And best of all..."

"In fact..."

"Here's the bottom line..."

"Quite frankly..."

"Now, I know what you're thinking..."

"Take a deep breathe and relax..."

"The answer is yes..."

Power phrases can be used to grab and hold people's attention so that they keep reading. Some may even call these "hypnotic" phrases.

Even single words can invoke a reaction in some people that can be used to add "punch" to your sales material. I call these power words.
Some power words to use in your marketing include:

Free, Powerful, Incredible, Easy, Shocking, Cheap, Revealed, Best, Uncovered, Hidden, Proven, Results, Revolutionary, Profits, Fantastic, Inside, Learn, Enhance, Hottest, New, Improved, Unbelievable, Ultimate, Offer, Master, Scientific, Private, Breakthrough, Save, Guaranteed, Tricks, You, Love, Limited, Special, Secrets

You can use power words to add punch to a headline, sentence, a short ad, or whatever fancies you.

Those are just a few of the power words and phrases that I have collected over the years.

Do yourself a favor:

Another power phrase...?

No really... do yourself a favor:

Always keep a notebook nearby and look out for words or phrases that capture your attention in sales material. Then write it down. If it captured your attention, it's sure to capture other people's attention too.

And over time, you'll have plenty of power words and phrases to choose from when writing your sales material.

They sure make life alot easier...

And profitable too!

Power Words And Phrases

Al Martinovic publishes a popular internet marketing newsletter at http://www.milleniummarketers.com and runs a successful home business at [http://www.ineedsmokes.com]

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