Be careful, I actually had someone make a website for me. They took pictures from a photographer's site without their permission. About 6 months later I get an email from a very angry photographer. Not a great experience.
I suggest making a strong emotional tug to finish the copy. It sounds like you have a product or service that will make them more competitive. So, why not close the letter with something like, 'so the choice is yours, you can continue (describe business or activity) and hope that your...
Not knowing exactly what you are trying to sell makes answering this difficult, but in general I would agree that copy is your #1 element. You need to be considered an authority site to have the panache needed to generate significant sales. Especially if you are selling a new or alternative...
Solid stuff here! I think it's important to emphasize that every great salesperson is in touch with his prospects needs and wants. Then he uses their wants to entice them into the sale. Understanding the prospect's point of view, concerns, reasons they may be hesitant is critical to closing the...
I justed wanted to comment that I purchased a BOGO birthday package. One site is complete, the other should be done in a couple of days and I'm very happy with the results. The look of the site is great. Navigation is clear, graphics sharp, it's a great looking site. The content is solid...
Jobgg is right, quality content needs to be long enough to do it's job... not any longer and most importantly not any shorter. Better to get the content and then worry about the design around it. Doing it the other way is truly putting the cart in front of the horse.
I justed wanted to comment that I purchased a BOGO birthday package. One site is complete, the other should be done in a couple of days and I'm very happy with the results. The look of the site is great. Navigation is clear, graphics sharp, it's a great looking site. The content is solid...
Sounds like your copywriter is your salesperson. You expect this website to convince visitors to pick up the phone and buy your services. If that's the case the copywriter is your most valuable resource, without him you're not in business.
I suggest paying yourself without deductions and then paying quarterly taxes. I assume you are a US resident. Also, if you're making any money consult with a CPA. It's worth it
I agree that you need to make sure things are clear before going forward with someone. Consider this an education, that's what I've done in the past with similar situations. FYI I am in the need for white hat level articles, if you're interested PM me your rates & contact info
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