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Dear Friend,
If you want a small pile of Email
Players issues focusing just on copywriting, plus
a couple intense line-by-line breakdowns of two of my most
successful sales letters... and all for less than what
you’d have had to pay by gathering it all “piecemeal” over
the years, then this letter will show you how.
I have published a book filled
with the above called:
“Copy
Salesliloquies: Vol 1”
It includes the June 2020,
February 2021, June 2021, & May 2022 Email Players issues.
Plus, it also includes the transcripts of a couple intense
line-by-line sales letter analyses (for my Subscription
Biz & Social Lair book offers) I did for our
$499/month Profit
Pirates coaching clients.
Here are a few of the things I
share inside:
- Word-for-word
the single most valuable copywriting bullet point
technique I have ever used.
- An extremely
clever persuasion secret invented thousands of years
ago (and more recently perfected for copywriting by
the late, great copywriter Gene Schwartz) that can
potentially “ratchet up” your sales copy response like
nothing else you’ve ever tested!
- A bestselling
writer’s secret for writing sales copy, emails, and
other advertising that is so “tight” you can
practically bounce a quarter off of it!
- How to master the
lost art of combining content with promotion in your
emails.
- How to develop
your own copywriting style — and avoid sounding like
a wannabe of someone else.
- The secret
technique Jack London, Hunter S. Thompson, and
Benjamin Franklin used to quickly excel at the art
& craft of writing.
- A brand
spanking new way (I invented after watching a couple
Tarantino movies) to do market research that has put
me in touch with my market in a way where I could
probably make sales if I wrote my pitches on a wall
in crayon.
- A clever trick
Steve Jobs used to have his audiences literally
“leaning in” to hear what he had to say.
- The “O” word
that is quite possibly the single most persuasive
word ever invented for bullets.
- An ingenious
2-word combo that can give even outrageous headlines
and/or sales letter openers “built in” credibility
& believability.
- An old magalog
trick that just about makes your bullets look like
they are giving an entire tip away… where the reader
thinks they are learning something free… but really
it just makes them want to buy the offer even more.
- An infamously
kooky newspaper ad copywriter’s secret for using 1
& 2 word headlines to drive up readership &
engagement with your sales copy.
- 4 sneaky
ways that can sometimes help “invalidate” your
competition in your sales copy — even if they sell a
better offer at a better price.
- A 3-word
transition sentence the late Gary Halbert used to help
keep prospects reading his sales letters top to
bottom.
- The powerful
“sentence stringing” method the late Gene Schwartz
used all the time that can help even people with
gnat-like attention spans reading your long form
copy from headline to order form.
- A verbal “twist”
gurus & experts can use to stand out in markets
full of other gurus & experts all competing for
attention.
- How to increase
your sales copy response by making it more legally
compliant.
- An engagement
trick the brilliant late copywriter Jim Rutz used to
make his copy easier to keep reading than to NOT keep
reading.
- 4 advanced
bullet point tricks that can help drive your
prospects practically insane with curiosity to get
your offer.
- The mysterious
C-word that can potentially sell prospects on buying
offers they normally wouldn’t care one iota about
otherwise.
- How to make
“plain vanilla” features and ideas in an ad or email
instantly sound dramatic & sexy.
- How to make
something that’s high ticket & expensive sound
downright cheap by the time the prospect gets to the
order form.
- How to “borrow”
credibility from Google and other big organizations
in your niche to help sell your offers.
- An old school
negotiation trick you can apply to your order links
that can (1) make you sound more credible (2)
potentially nab your business anywhere from 2-5 times
more sales than it would get otherwise and (3)
sometimes even severely cut down on refunds all at the
same time.
- A tip (I
learned straight from the single most prolific
copywriter who has probably ever lived) that can let
you pump out reams of pages of sales copy if you’re
the easily bored & distracted type who has
trouble focusing one project for long periods of
time.
- The big
copywriting secret behind the empires created by
history’s two most hated, most reviled, and most
successful media tycoons.
- A little-known
(and almost never talked about) time management
trick that can help reduce writing ad copy that
normally would take hours to complete into mere
minutes. (Before applying this trick it used to take
2, 3,4, even 5 times longer than it does now to
write sales letters and emails, with zero reduction
in quality.)
- Why hardly any of
the sales letters for the Email Players “pantheon” of
offers & books has a story in them.
- The only person
on the planet I “endorse” to coach or consult on my
behalf.
- The secret way I
use to write software offer ads that has resulted in
4xs the sales than even our most optimistic hopes when
launching them.
- The
“application plan” sales letter secret that can
potentially overwhelm people into wanting to buy
from you.
- A truly
creepy-sounding writing trick bestselling author
Stephen King uses to draw people deeper into his books
- that can also be directly applied to your bullets,
stories, offers, and other parts of your sales copy.
- A cunning way
to help your business get more sales by urging your
readers to leave your sales pitch and come back
again later.
- An old Hollywood
producer's screenwriting trick for picking stories to
develop into movies that can also work like crazy for
selling offers via sales copy.
- A simple bullet
point template (anyone can use) that can sometimes
make it all but neurologically impossible for your
prospects to ignore your sales copy.
- An old school MLM
tactic (taught to new distributors so they are taken
more seriously by friends, family, etc before "showing
the the plan") that can help juice up your business’s
credibility with your prospects.
- A social
engineering method that can help create lots of raw,
almost neurotic, & completely irrational urgency
to buy your offers at the close.
- A little known
bullet writing method that can literally help create
new “neurological connections” in your prospect’s mind
as they read.
- A quirky memory
trainer secret for making words, sentences, and even
entire pages of your sales copy almost impossible to
forget and far more likely to sell your offers.
- How to make
otherwise ordinary, “plain vanilla”, and even outright
boring-sounding words & claims seem more dramatic,
interesting, and sexy in your sales copy.
- The bizarre
reason why it’s almost always a good idea to put
some kind of Biblical reference (even if selling to
fire-breathing heathens) in your sales copy if you
want to get as much engagement as possible.
- Two sleepy little
words (used by the late, great Gene Schwartz in some
of his crazier ads) that can help make even your most
outrageous headlines, bullets, and claims sound more
believable.
- An example of
how to use the psychology behind why humans are so
bizarrely attracted to seeing “freak show” exhibits
(at circuses, in books, on TV, etc) to make your
sales copy bullets more engaging and interesting.
- A borderline
devious (but totally ethical) way to put prospects in
the “defensive crouch” right off the bat — with them
finding ways to justify why they are qualified to buy,
instead of you constantly proving why you should be
bought from.
- A powerful
twist you can put on some of your bullets that can
literally “light up” a prospect’s neurology — giving
them almost no choice but to keep reading and
wanting to buy whatever your business is selling.
- How to open a
prospect’s mind to at least hearing you out in your ad
copy before telling them about a claim they’d
otherwise find crazy, silly, stupid, or flat-out
insulting to their intelligence.
- A quickie way to
“blunt” skepticism about one of your ad’s claims or
benefits.
- One of the
single best places in your copy to put your offer’s
biggest flaw, weakness, or drawback.
- The strange reason
why getting prospects to argue with your bullets can
make them more susceptible to being influenced by your
ads and buying your offers.
- And lots
more... and that’s not even including what’s inside
the analysis transcripts. But if the above ain’t
enough to to get you excited about this offer,
probably nothing else will either.
- A secret way
(invented by Aristotle over 2,000 years ago) for
keeping even your most outrageous bullet point
claims from being instantly rejected as typical
marketing hype and empty promises.
Here is the deal:
You’d normally have had to pay as
much as $887.00 for all this (the Email Players issues
plus the cost to subscribe to the coaching where the sales
letter breakdowns are). But you can have this book for a
flat U.S. $600.00 with free shipping in the countries we
ship to (if your country does not show on the drop down
menu on the cart, that means we do not ship there).
NOTE:
This is a physical
product (not digital).
And also realize
there are no refunds & all sales are final.
So make sure you put some thought
into this before buying. I do not recommend buying
this for your business on “impulse,” nor do I recommend
going into debt to get it.
If you still want it, then go
here:
Your Pal,
Ben Settle
Ben Settle
P.S. If you already possess some of the
Email Players issues or other content in this book,
you’ll have to decided whether it is worth paying for
this offer or not. Please think carefully
before purchasing if that is the case.
Copyright
(c) 2023-2025 Ben Settle. Published by Settle, LLC.
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