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The free word is in the pre-heading now - if I had enough traffic it is something that I could split test
In some ways I dislike the "free" word, even though using it in Adwords in the past has generated some reasonable income.
There is a lot more to copywriting than selling, it is both a science and an art, and a full sales letter has to lead a cold prospect through various stages of awareness, empathy, desire, trust etc to pull out their credit card.
Just wondering if you considered adding video to your offer.
A video that is a bunch of screen shots of Power Point could have really punched up your LP and given a rudder to a visitor's experience.
The whole idea of an "unfair advantage" or free keyword list is to touch on the prospect's desire to skip a step, and translating at least part of your sales letter to video (where they no longer have to navigate the page) could have helped you close a lead sooner; for example you could put a call to action at the top of the page. Just a thought.
It is something I considered, though to be honest I have a feeling too many of my readers have been outside enjoying some sunshine the last few days to make it worthwhile, considering the time schedule for the launch.
That being said, the content was designed to have some longevity after Howie's promotion, I have learned a lot about how aspects of the technology work (or don't) and video will be included next time around (with some new twists)
I also have the same thoughts about the word "free" ...I've read from an ebook once that people are always doubtful with stuff that are "free", thinking it's too good to be true.
Thanks for posting the images, with corresponding notes, of the offer page's before and after. The ideas are great!
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