Maximum Conversion Rate Tactics PLR eBook

 Ebook Table of Contents:

1.0 Introduction  to Web Copy    5
1.1 Introduction to Web Copy and Why Tweaking is Important    6
1.2 Why Tweaking is Important    7
1.3 Writing and Tweaking Copy    8

2.0 Quick Ways to Boost Your Conversion Rate    10
2.1 A Photo Can Make All the Difference    11
2.2 Hire a Professional    12
2.3 Make Your Words Sing on the Page    13
2.4 Are Potential Customers Attracted By Longer or Shorter Copy?    14
2.5 Font Choice Can Influence Website Success    15
2.6 Using Endorsements or Testimonials    17
2.7 Keeping Your Copy Simple    18
2.8 Featuring Product Applications    19
2.9 Using Video to Improve Your Conversion Rate    20
2.10 Presentation is Important    22

3.0 Common Web Copy Mistakes that Reduce Conversions    24
3.1 Avoiding Sales Copy Mistakes – Making Unbelievable Claims    25
3.2 Avoiding Sales Copy Mistakes – Long Blocks of Text    26
3.3 Avoiding Sales Copy Mistakes – No Solid Proof    27
3.4 Avoiding Sales Copy Mistakes – Spelling, Jargon, and Large Words    29
3.5 Avoiding Sales Copy Mistakes – Putting in Too Many External Links    30

4.0 Testing and Tracking    32
4.1 Testing and Tracking Your Copy    33
4.2 Introduction to Web Copy and Why Tweaking is Important    34

"Discover How YOU – Or Anyone – Skyrocket Your Sales Copy & Opt-In Conversion Rates By At Least 150-300% . . . Starting This Second!"

I trust you have written web copies of some kind at any time in your Internet Marketing career. Or perhaps, you were thinking of writing one.

But not only is web copywriting a daunting task, it can also prove to be a gamble rather than a challenge at times.

And what happens when fumble along the hurdles of copywriting? Dreadful mediocre results await. Also, did you know? The biggest expense in life is the money that you do NOT make.

For example, if your web copy conversion rate is 1% – which means every 1 in 100 visitors would be converted into your customer – that would mean 99% of the other visitors were NOT CONVERTED whatsoever.

And if your opt-in conversion rate is 10% – that is, every 10 in 100 visitors would go on to become your subscribers – this would also mean that 90 of your other visitors would leave your website, and probably forget about it 10 web sites later!

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