Michael Masterson
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“Great sales letters don’t tell the customer what to think … or feel … or want. They locate the prospect’s feelings, thoughts, and desires, and then stimulate them. They provoke the prospect to do the feeling and thinking on her own. In taking this indirect approach, you avoid the possibility that your prospect will take refuge in denial, and give her a chance to follow the course of her own feelings.”
― The Architecture of Persuasion: How to Write Well-Constructed Sales Letters
― The Architecture of Persuasion: How to Write Well-Constructed Sales Letters
“Shortened attention spans and increased skepticism have added new rules for an effective lead.”
― Great Leads: The Six Easiest Ways to Start Any Sales Message
― Great Leads: The Six Easiest Ways to Start Any Sales Message
“Business should not be like war. It should be like love. And not a steamy, one night stand, but a mutually beneficial, steadily improving romance that lasts a lifetime.”
― The Architecture of Persuasion: How to Write Well-Constructed Sales Letters
― The Architecture of Persuasion: How to Write Well-Constructed Sales Letters
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