So your marketing should be all about this story – explaining and showing all this hot ass you gamed during the day. Your demonstrations and proof of this will be key in the sales letter. And you did it all based on your method which you are now sharing piece by piece, no stone unturned, limited copies, for just $97
How hot she was, how much shit testing she gave you, how you blew through her shit tests to conquer her. In the sales letter you might want to have a section where you run through 12 of these girls, with pics. I am THE guy for this particular market niche – and let me show you demonstration after demonstration, example after example
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Your message should be: This book is how to get THE hottest ass, and I proved it on the hottest yet toughest pussy to pull in the world (FSU). So new prospects will be skeptical of yet another “me-too”.Įven if you are actually superior ( I believe you are) your product runs the risk of looking like yet another “me-too” product – yet another daygame book – and you have a higher hill to climb to talk people into why you are the daygame product they should buyįocus on WHO you are for: higher end, sophisticated, intelligent guys going for “younger hotter tighter”. They have been around longer and probably have advertising budgets or more buzz. You stayed with the “Daygame” theme and the problem is that you are now in a swamp competing against companies, and even clowns like Jeremy Soul at Nick Savoy’s Love Systems operation. But I also advised you on positioning the book for Sigmas as you would have been first in category and would have stood out dramatically in the overall “Game” marketplace. It seems you took my advice on pricing at $97. Keep the designers away from anything that needs to be read or can interfere with a saleĢ. Not the fucking graphics and ” it looks cool”. Draw attention to your direct, punchy, compelling writing and your message and adventures. You are killing the value on the site and for the sales page: if people can’t read it, you look amateurish or they don’t want to be bothered and will click away.
White background with black text and a Arial or Helvetica is way to go on computer screens. The text is difficult to read or even unreadable at times. You’ve got to rethink, first, this new web layout (dark colors). I’m going to call out the truth, I know you will take it constructivelyġ. Glad to give some solid advice in return for your many killer posts Happy to give feedback as I know a thing or two about marketing
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