Bridge made of words


What do you love to work on that other people would rather avoid Reader?

Mr Worditude spends a huge proportion of his working day gazing at spreadsheets, and he's perfectly content (something to do with freight and accounting 🤷‍♀️).

For me, it's sales pages.

I've worked on hundreds of sales pages for clients.

Long ones.

Little ones.

Brand new pages for freshly launched offers.

Re-vamped pages for long-established bestsellers.

It never gets old.

I still love working on this magical bridge-made-of-words that connects the thing you have to offer with the people who will benefit from it.

Here are 10 things I want you to know before you write your next sales page (free, blog post, 3-minute read).

Plus 4 other ways I can help you with your sales page:

1 - I've got two spaces left for sales page copywriting in July (hire me for a full day for £595)

2 - Want to write your own? There's a quartet of Copy Quests included in the All Access Pass. These text-based tutorials take you through a step-by-step process to write sales pages for a course, a membership, a group program, or a 1-1 service (separate training for each type of sales page).

3 - Got a sales page that isn't performing as well as you'd like? Sales Sleuth will help you investigate (for free)... or....

4 - Hire me for 20-minutes and we'll investigate together.

🤦‍♀️ I know - that's what too many links for one newsletter....but I really love working on sales pages, I couldn't decide which things to leave out.

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