Jason Fladlien – CopyEclass 2.0

Jason Fladlien – CopyEclass 2.0

Sale Page: http://copyeclass.com/

This Product Entails Simple 9 Step Process To Writing Near World Class Sales Letters… Often In Two Hours Or Less!

Week 1: Creating Crushing Offers
In 6 Minutes Or Less
When you show up to the first week of class we start with the offer. This includes research as well.
Most people – including so-called copywriting gurus – don’t know how to come up with irresistible offers. It’s actually easy.
There are three things to an offer I’ll show you. They are…
1)What they get 2)What They Invest 3)Reversing The Risk

Week 2: How to Use Compelling
Proof In Your Letters… Even If
You Personally Have NONE!
Your prospects will buy your products like crazy, provided three things happen.
1) They WANT it 2) They can AFFORD it 3) They BELIEVE you’ll make good on it
Combine a great offer with powerful yet believable claims and you’ve got the Midas touch for copywriting. Week 2 will show you how. ..

Week 3: Communicating Value Without Benefits Or Features
Forget terms like features and benefits. I personally don’t care about the difference between them, and it’s made me hundreds of thousands of dollars with my copy.
Not bad considering 2 1/2 years ago I lived with my dad by a pawn shop and painted houses for a living. …

Week 4: Your Story & Scarcity In 60 Seconds
If you studied every wildly successful sales letter, you’ll find it has a great story.
If you looked further, you’d discover that you could classify each story into 1 of 3 basic plots. Then, if you took it one step further, you can make a “fill in the blanks” system for each of these three plots… and be able to use amazing stories in your sales copy in minutes…

Week 5: Developing Your Hook & “Assembling” Your Sales Letter
Notice we haven’t even talked about headlines yet? That’s because – with my system – headlines are about the least important part of writing the copy.

Week 6: How To Perfectly Design
And Format Your Sales Letter
In Under 5 Minutes
Notice we haven’t even talked about headlines yet? That’s because – with my system – headlines are about the least important part of writing the copy.