Articles, tagged with "aida", page 5
10th July 2008
For some of us going on holiday needs to be more than just sitting on a beach. This article is about my trip to Moalboal in Cebu, Philippines where I enjoyed the thrills and spills of freediving and spearfishing.
After a great deal of research on the ...
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Author:
John
19th June 2008
In direct respose advertising, there are 4 things (Acronym AIDA) you should consider both when putting a piece together, or planning your method for handling the response. I'll take you through these 4 steps, and cover both the design, and response consid...
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Author:
James Erickson
06th May 2008
If you have not distributed a press release to promote your products and business, you are skipping on one of the most powerful promotional tactics of all time.
A press release works because each one brings a professional news slant to the promotional...
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Author:
Rwatson
28th April 2008
Now I'm going to start by breaking it down and exploring each letter in AIDA, in order for one to understand the complete importance of the formula:
A= Attention: If your press release is good the very first thing your press release must do is attract ...
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Author:
Rwatson
13th April 2008
There are many internet business opportunity offered; why should your potential buyers choose you as the best internet business? How can you summarize your best internet business in a short ad?
Excellent ads have the characteristics of "AIDA BCP" eleme...
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Author:
Tessie Setiabudi
31st January 2008
It may be the most lucrative job and business right now - trying to write ads from scratch that would make your audience to sit up and take attention. And it is actually not impossible. But it sure feels like it most of the time.
So what's the big secr...
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Author:
charen
24th January 2008
Make a Successful infomercial in just seven steps.
Looking for an innovative way to sell a product? Use an infomercial that is realistic and captures the imagination of viewers. Infomercials drive products successful as they convince viewers on televis...
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Author:
Timothy Rudon
18th July 2007
People read differently on the Internet, because they want and expect different things from websites than they do from newspapers or printed corporate literature. For a start, it's 25% harder to read on a screen than it is on paper, (1) and Web readers ar...
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Author:
Laurence James
15th June 2007
Can any sales webpage convert more often if it's a shorter version of an offer with a longer video message that takes the place of a sales letter itself?
I considered this question while doing some research into sales letters recently. I am a traditio...
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Author:
David Skul
17th May 2007
Many people are, quite rightly, attracted to writing articles as a cost effective way of getting traffic. But to get the greatest mileage out of your article writing, you need to be aware of this golden rule.
Because your article is designed for one pu...
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20th April 2007
If you've ever visited classified ad sites, and read some of the ads, you really have to wonder if some of these people actually make any money from the ads they post. Certainly, not all of the ads are bad. You should study some of the ads on these sites....
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Author:
Jinger Jarrett
26th March 2007
When selling products online, it is necessary to use
powerful words in your sales materials to get the readers
attention. Doing this will pull the reader into the sales
copy, will stimulate their interest and desire for your
product or service and fin...
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Author:
Forrest Hagstrom
24th January 2007
We are bombarded with business opportunities everyday.
Find this and more at:http://pa321.blogspot.com
From infomercials to email spam, it seems as though
everyone is trying to cash in on the American Dream.
The fact of the matter is that 95% of ...
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Author:
pa321
12th August 2006
The human brain is an amazing instrument. It is great at filtering out what it perceives as irrelevant. This is why a person who lives near a railway isn't aware of the passing train. It is also why people don't take notice of most of the advertisements t...
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Author:
Ritchie Hale
30th June 2006
You've heard the classic formula, AIDA: Attention, Interest, Desire, Action.
But how do you grab attention, turn interest into desire and prompt an action that's sure to get the phones ringing? Here's 20 tips to ease you through the trauma of getting ...
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Author:
James Daniel
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