(Do You Need Short or Long Copy?)
(Your answer to this question could massively boost your sales… or tank your ad budget!)
- Discover the secret to choosing between long and short sales letters.
- Why long sales letters and bonuses go hand-in-hand to boost conversions.
- Maximize profits from your funnels, without years mastering copywriting.
Read on for the whole story…
When it comes to selling anything (including books), understanding the difference between WHEN to use long VS. short sales letters will significantly impact your bottom-line sales.
Authors and marketers (really anyone who sells) often find themselves at a crossroads: should you invest time, energy, and effort creating a detailed, lengthy sales letter… or should you keep it concise?
Here’s How To Chose
If your offer includes a comprehensive stack of bonuses, including:
- coaching sessions
- workbooks
- software
- blueprints
- checklists
- other exclusive content
… then a long sales letter is your best friend.
This long format allows you to thoroughly explain the value of your book/product and its accompanying bonuses.
You want to paint a vivid picture for your audience, demonstrating why they should invest not just in the book itself, but in the entire package.
A well-crafted long sales letter gives you space to tell stories, address objections, and build a relationship with your potential buyers.
When presenting a valuable stack, the length of your sales letter can convert interest into sales better than a short letter.
But What If It’s A Quick Sale?
On the other hand, if you’re simply selling a book or product without an extensive offer attached, a short sales letter can work better.
Think about the amount of sales copy used on Amazon or other ecommerce websites… that’s a good indication. If the audience doesn’t need extensive education about why they should buy, keep it short.
Readers today get inundated with information. A succinct sales letter allows you to quickly convey the essential benefits of your book/product, making it easy for readers to grasp the value without unnecessary extras.
It’s direct and efficient, perfect for capturing impulse buyers without the lengthy pitch.
No Matter Which Format You Choose, Don’t Forget This…
No matter whether you choose long or short (or somewhere in between), it’s essential to include strategic elements that increase your average order value.
That means an order bump and a one-time offer… without exception!
Introduce an order bump before the purchase and a one-time offer immediately after the purchase, but before the final confirmation page.
These simple additions significantly enhance profitability. And hey…
It’s All About Sales At The End Of The Day!
Understanding when to use long versus short sales letters can drastically shift the dynamics of your sales funnel.
By tailoring your approach to the depth of your offer, you’ll not only save yourself from the daunting task of writing more sales copy than you need to, but also create a more persuasive and profitable sales funnel.
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