03-17-2014, 04:57 AM
The Architecture of Persuasion: How to Write Well-Constructed Sales Letters
From the ancient Egyptians writing on papyrus to Internet advertisers
today, writing powerful sales letters has been a critical skill in
developing successful businesses.
In The Architecture of Persuasion, Michael Masterson helps you master this
skill. And by using the extended metaphor of an Indiana Jones-type archeology
professor on a quest for romance, he makes it fun.
You follow the professor as he catches the eye of the object of his
affections... figures out what to say and do to get her to fall in love
with him... and, step by step, lays the groundwork for the establishment
of a mutually beneficial, long-term relationship.
In the process, you learn how to construct a powerful sales letter.
"If you want to improve your copywriting just get it and apply it. I can't say
anything more than that"
"Great use of the courtship metaphor. I'll be reading this one until I
internalize it. Masterson uses a 3P (purpose, problem, possibility)
approach and emphasizes building long-term relationships that lead to a
lifetime of mutually beneficial service exchange.
My favorite part of this book is the parallel emphasis of a house metaphor
which is effective for visual-spatial learning style readers(points to self).
The book ends with the reader building a house of persuasion shared by
him/her and the now committed customer."
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From the ancient Egyptians writing on papyrus to Internet advertisers
today, writing powerful sales letters has been a critical skill in
developing successful businesses.
In The Architecture of Persuasion, Michael Masterson helps you master this
skill. And by using the extended metaphor of an Indiana Jones-type archeology
professor on a quest for romance, he makes it fun.
You follow the professor as he catches the eye of the object of his
affections... figures out what to say and do to get her to fall in love
with him... and, step by step, lays the groundwork for the establishment
of a mutually beneficial, long-term relationship.
In the process, you learn how to construct a powerful sales letter.
"If you want to improve your copywriting just get it and apply it. I can't say
anything more than that"
"Great use of the courtship metaphor. I'll be reading this one until I
internalize it. Masterson uses a 3P (purpose, problem, possibility)
approach and emphasizes building long-term relationships that lead to a
lifetime of mutually beneficial service exchange.
My favorite part of this book is the parallel emphasis of a house metaphor
which is effective for visual-spatial learning style readers(points to self).
The book ends with the reader building a house of persuasion shared by
him/her and the now committed customer."
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