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Originally Posted by Kneb Knebaih - And regarding if the value of my Book has been devaluated in some way or by comments, etc... Not at all, because nobody has said nothing even mediocre about my product...
All of them are rave reviews...
So it has to be something on the copy, I think... |
Your book is devalued by the no. of bonuses you're offering.
It's THAT simple.
Prospects get suspicious when you start throwing in too many bonuses because they think you're trying to add BULK to the offer as a way of making up for some "loopholes" in your actual product.
It doesn't matter how many rave reviews you've got.
Make it this way...
How many bonuses were offered for PLF 2.0? Less than 5
How many bonuses were offered for Mass Control? Less than 5
How many bonuses were offered for Stompernet? Less than 5
How many bonuses were offered for Pipeline Profits? Less than 5
How many bonuses were offered for Traffic Secrets? Less than 5
How many bonuses were offered for YOUR Public Domain Book? 11!
Go figure.
PS: In fact, I'd urge you to take a look at those WSOs that were hotsellers... how many bonuses did they offer?
PPS: Read this again
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Lastly, might want to make your sales letter as BRIEF as possible. Cut to the chase & shoot straight for the **** (EDIT: shyet). Your sales letter is quite lengthy and wordy, and my guess is the internet marketing crowd (who's your TARGET AUDIENCE) is quite jaded with being hit with loooooooong sales letters.
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That's your sales letter's problem.
Fix it.