Tip Three: Write the features first, then work out what the benefits are
Posted on December 16th, 2007 by admin
Nobody buys a product (or a service) for its own sake. They buy because it benefits them in some way. The benefits are what you’re selling.
- You’re not selling a German Shepherd puppy, you’re selling an intelligent, loyal companion and family protector.
- You’re not selling a car, you’re selling travelling comfort, prestige, and a sure-fire babe-magnet.
- You’re not selling a book, you’re selling the adventure of a lifetime, love, romance, and sex.
To get a handle on this, take a sheet of paper and briefly list the features of your product or service on the left.
Then beside the feature, write the corresponding benefit that each feature provides.
Remember — use the benefits in your ad.
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