The Easiest Way to Write Ezine Ads
There are many people advertising in ezines, but not everyone is a copywriter.
The question is...
Can a good advertisement be written without too much knowledge and effort, and without spending money on copywriting services? The purpose of this article is to help you discover a simple and efficient method for writing ezine ads.
Many newbies join a program and then simply copy the ads from the affiliate/reseller area.
That's a pretty good way to solve the problem, but only if the program is new.
Otherwise, if you use the same ad thousands of other members already used, you're very close to a failure.
Don't assume that the readers are dumb and they will read again and again the same thing.
You need to advertise in ezines where your competitors didn't advertise yet (but actually you don't know where they advertised) or you must write your own ads.
Other newbies write their own ezine ads indeed, but as expected, they are so unskilled that no one bothers to read their so called adverts such as "Hello, my name is John Doe and I've just discovered...
" What to do? Click on your own link (do the same thing like the reader of your ad will do) and see what's there...
Case # 1- If there is a signup form only, or if there are some images, almost no text and some links, then you're in trouble.
You're in trouble not because the method I will describe below doesn't work, but you're in trouble because such a landing page is a big No-No and your chances to succeed are close to zero no matter your ad.
In such case try to change the landing page, or stop before is not too late and promote something else.
Case # 2 - If the landing page is a real salesletter, copy the main headline, add your link and that's it: you have a short ezine ad.
As an alternative, check the sub-headlines and the main points of that salesletter, see what grabs your attention and use the text in your ad.
To Your Success!
The question is...
Can a good advertisement be written without too much knowledge and effort, and without spending money on copywriting services? The purpose of this article is to help you discover a simple and efficient method for writing ezine ads.
Many newbies join a program and then simply copy the ads from the affiliate/reseller area.
That's a pretty good way to solve the problem, but only if the program is new.
Otherwise, if you use the same ad thousands of other members already used, you're very close to a failure.
Don't assume that the readers are dumb and they will read again and again the same thing.
You need to advertise in ezines where your competitors didn't advertise yet (but actually you don't know where they advertised) or you must write your own ads.
Other newbies write their own ezine ads indeed, but as expected, they are so unskilled that no one bothers to read their so called adverts such as "Hello, my name is John Doe and I've just discovered...
" What to do? Click on your own link (do the same thing like the reader of your ad will do) and see what's there...
Case # 1- If there is a signup form only, or if there are some images, almost no text and some links, then you're in trouble.
You're in trouble not because the method I will describe below doesn't work, but you're in trouble because such a landing page is a big No-No and your chances to succeed are close to zero no matter your ad.
In such case try to change the landing page, or stop before is not too late and promote something else.
Case # 2 - If the landing page is a real salesletter, copy the main headline, add your link and that's it: you have a short ezine ad.
As an alternative, check the sub-headlines and the main points of that salesletter, see what grabs your attention and use the text in your ad.
To Your Success!