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Tips for Writing Effective Sales Copy: Part 2/2
By: Robin Nobles
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    2003-04-29

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    Tips for Writing Effective Sales Copy: Part 2/2 - Conclusion


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    This list may not be the complete list, but it certainly is an important one. And, if ever you're at a loss for what to say in your sales copy, start with the most basic task of all ­ interviewing your customers to find out what they want. From there it's a matter of crafting a presentation that leads the customer toward having what they want by purchasing it through you.
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