How to make sure your swipe file is useful.
Many marketers collect ads, and sales copy they like into a swipe file or ideas file.
The reason is that when they are struggling for a great idea for something they need to write, they can go to their ideas file and be inspired.
You do not copy/paste the content from your file.
No, you use the template, hook, or concept, but not the entirety, even if you change the product's name.
For this to be useful, you must differentiate between ads that entertain and ads that make sales.
Insist on keeping your idea file filled only with ideas that have been proven to work.
Seek to understand why – targeting and delivery are just as important as the ad itself.
Who was it meant for?
Who saw it?
When?
Where?
How often?
In what context?
But ultimately, it's only worth digging into the answers to those questions if you know it converted.
If it didn't work, chuckle and move on.
Actions are important.
If our words didn't inspire action, then they didn't work. Period.
Rewrite them and try again until they do work.
Regards,
Brent.
P.S. When it comes to identifying sales pages that work, your Warrior Plus and J.V. Zoo accounts can show you the details of any product on their platform.
If you decide to promote any of these, you must check the vendor reputation out and the product.
Many vendors are great marketers and ethical people, but not all.
The sales are not an indication of ethics, just an indication of a great sales letter with perhaps a large helping of hyperbole.
This training is from one of those marketers with great products, great sales pages and solid ethics.
He will help you pre-position yourself to take advantage of a product launch.
This means that when people begin searching for more information about the new product, they'll find your page and hopefully buy through your link.
Find out how here. https://go.wm-tips.com/rhims.