As long as you learn from what they did right.

Because they must be doing some things right if they’re
getting sales… If they had followed up… they might have been
able to fix the problem but most people don’t follow up.

It’s a shame.

Not to mention every promotion this person sent out thereafter was waay more advanced than the product I thought was “advanced enough” to buy.

Long story short – I was sold by the call to action!

I’ve only had to ask for a refund once before… and that
was because I bought the same product twice without knowing it.

lol. Anyways…

Nice article. I have taken much advise from this blog, and copied lots of Ninja tricks too

Sorry it took me so long to get
back to you. It turns out, my spam
filter ate your comment because of the
link you shared… so I had to delete that.

Although consistency in your keywords is
definitely important… I wouldn’t worry so much
about the variety on your home page… All of your articles
are going there so there’s it’s hard to hammer the
exact same SEO keywords and it would be boring if
you did.

It’s important to focus… but you also need variety too. Some
keywords like “Network Marketing” are so crowded that it could
take years for you to rank for them. So I would recommend going
for less used search times and hammering on those.

In other words, keep to your main keywords, but don’t be afraid to throw in
variety from time to time.

I’ve read the same thing. If only they
had told me seven times so I could remember
where I read it?

Another old mantra of advertising was,
“You have to expose them 12 times” but
gosh I hate hearing that one because so
many advertising “agencies” use that as an
excuse instead of measuring results!

As for the rule of three in writing. Part of
the reason long copy is so effective is
repetition. We tend to forget where we read
our “facts”… even if it’s in the sales letter
right in our hands.

Yeah, and politicians are big offenders here. hah.

I read in the paper the other day that when people hear the same thing 3 times, they start to believe it’s true.

Maybe that’s what’s at work here?

We all heard the word ‘hope’ a kajillion times during the last election and that seemed to stick

Another thing I’ve learned is to use some subliminals in your speaking.

Like, “By now you must realize that product X…”
Get it, “BUY now…”

P.S. I used to design landscapes and there is a rule of 3 for grouping plants, as well.

I guess that’s the way nature intended it

Thank you for sharing this article with us
I have just began to implement the calls to action in my blog and it is going super!
I also have a question on SEO..I understand that every page on your website blog should be a different keyword..but for example on the main page with all the blog posts how to you focus on just one keyword if all your posts are different..and should you focus also on 1 main keyword for your blog as a whole?

Thanks for your help!

Your Friend,
Eddys Velasquez