How
To Use The Most Powerful Force In Selling?
by © Quick Turn Marketing International,
Ltd.
Dear Friend,
What is the most powerful, irresistible,
GUARANTEED way to get customers interested in your product or service?
Did you guess "low price"? Wrong. Do you
think it's "free?" Try again. "Guaranteed"? Sorry -- wrong again.
The answer is simple, but some of the most
brilliant copywriters in the world aren't "keyed in" to this #1 consumer
magnet, so don't feel bad if you don't know what I'm talking about... yet.
You will. The fact is...
Not one in a thousand marketers is familiar
with the powerful copywriting appeal that YOU are about to master.
So what is it that makes a consumer go
wild with interest and beat a quick path to your door? Before I give you
the answer, I want to give you some examples from other media sources that
know how to use this amazing appeal very, very well.
As you read these headlines, ask yourself
what they have in common?
Television ad:
"Tonight at 11PM, we'll take you behind-the-scenes
at the Britney Spears concert."
Magazine cover:
"Secrets to Landing and KEEPING your man."
Tabloid headline:
"Baby Alien Photos the Government Doesn't
Want You To See."
Have you figured out the key concept that's
at work here? Is your finger on the button ready to "buzz in" with your
answer?
Congratulations, you right -- the headlines
above are TEASERS, guaranteed to speak to every Nosy Rosy out there.
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The Science Behind the Art of the Tease
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Publishing and broadcasting professionals
know that teasers tap into a deep, primal emotion that exists deep inside
all of us. A teaser bypasses the brain and speaks directly to your...
Curiosity!
Yup, whether you want to admit it or not,
we're all "cats" at heart when it comes to curiosity. Our whiskers start
twitching and we have to start investigating whatever it is that has caught
our interest. We want to know... we HAVE TO KNOW... more.
And where curiosity goes... sales are soon
to follow!
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Teasing is Pleasing
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Think about why news and publishing media
use these teasers. Is it because they feel they are �professional� statements
of the corporate identity? No, I don�t think so.
The reason the media loves teasers and
uses them over and over and over is that they...
Get Response Like Crazy!
Broadcasters and publishers are hot on
the trail of a technique that most marketers have no clue about. Media
smarties know that if someone is curious, the person will be compelled
to take some action in an attempt to satisfy their lust for nosiness.
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Reader's Digest Gets It Right
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Let me tell you what Reader�s Digest does
for every single issue they publish, to build up the most curiosity possible.
They pick their stories months in advance and assign titles to them...
titles for the Table of Contents.
The titles are for the table of contents,
but the Digest team brings in focus groups to pick from more than a dozen
"special" titles to put on the paper cover that consumers will see on the
magazine standing in line at the supermarket. And you can bet the farm
that the titles they choose have been created to generate MAXIMUM curiosity.
For example, if a story is called, �Exercises
you can do to lose weight.� They will probably end up with a cover title
like, �How to Burn Off Fat Fast!� or �Eat the Foods You Love, Lose the
Weight You Want!" or �The Amazing Secret to Rapid Weight Loss."
The people at Reader�s Digest know they
have to tease you to get you to pick the magazine at the check out counter.
Does this strategy work? You decide:
Reader�s Digest is one of the most successful
publications in the world.
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The Itch They'll Want to Scratch
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Everybody�s nosy, and everybody wants to
be �let in� on something they think other people know. Even more, we love
to know what we think other people DON'T know.
When we Quick-Turn Marketers have sufficiently
stimulated a consumer's curiosity, he/she is suddenly driven by a primal
urge and ready to follow our every instruction. A consumer will do anything
to avoid feeling like "the last to know."
And when a consumer is willing to follow
your instructions, there's no better time than that to start selling!
Your marketing sifu*,
Dan Lok
P.S. If you re-read this letter, you'll
see that I used curiosity at the very beginning to whet your appetite.
(Sneaky!)
* A "sifu" is a teacher (See, you learn
something new every day!)
About the Author:
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Copyright © Quick Turn Marketing
International, Ltd.
Dan Lok is the World�s First Quick-Turn
Marketer, with a proven track record of selling over $ 17.3 million dollars
of merchandise and services. He�s the rebel copywriter who�s created hundreds
of money-making ads and sales letter for over 39 different industries.
And now you can get inside the head of one of the world�s top copywriters
without paying a dime at http://www.QuickTurnMarketing.com
"Triumph often
is nearest when defeat seems inescapable."
- B. C. Forbes
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