8 Super Selling Things to Do Before You Write Your Book Sales Letter

<h1>8 Super Selling Things to Do Before You Write Your Book Sales Letter</h1>

by Earma Brown

<div align=justify>Every marketing campaign should begin with a plan. Sales letters are no different. No plan and you may miss the mark of High Sales you are aiming for. Set a roadmap that you can follow to explosive sales every time with every ebook. Focus and aim your sales letter with these 8 preparation tips. Then get ready to sell more than you dreamed: 
 
1.	Write a list of frequently asked questions for your ebook. 
 
You want to make sure you pin point what your prospects and visitors are looking for and then give it to them. Find out what their burning questions are and then answer them in your sales copy and product. Before you write the benefits of your products you need to know the problems that audience face. 
 
2.	Develop a list to help your prospect visualize using your product. 
 
Answer the questions: "When will your prospect use your product?", "How will they use it," "Why will they use it?" For example, if your new product was an ebook: will they read it on their desktop, laptop or will they print it out. Will they relax on the couch and read your insightful tips. Perhaps they will print them and read on the way to work or during lunch break 
 
3.	Write down what your up sell offers or possibilities are. 
 
This is where a lot of small business professionals miss out. They fail to create up sell offers. Create your up sell offers and opportunities before you even write your sales letter so that they can be woven into your back end pages and sales messages. 
 
4.	Write a list of Benefit Bullets. 
 
What do they get will they experience upon purchasing this product, what will this product give them. 
 
5.	Make a list of bonus gifts. 
 
 Select bonus gifts before you write the sales letter. This way you can include the benefits in your sales message as a part of your product. 
 
6.	Develop your guarantee. 
 
Think about it? A lot of businesses shake in their shoes when it comes to developing a guarantee. But think about it; most small businesses have a built in guarantee. If someone ask for their money back, most small business professionals will just give their money back. They don't haggle over whether they should or shouldn't. 
 
7.	Gather your testimonials into one file. 
 
If you don't have any yet for a new product, use famous quotes about your field until you get some. Sprinkle throughout your copy. 
 
8.	Go look at your competitor's sales page. 
 
Examine their FAQs (see if you missed any), what are their bonus gifts, what is their guarantee, what is their up sell, if any? I made this step last so you wouldn't be tempted to just be a copy cat. But you can use your competitor's sales pitch as a measuring stick. How did you measure up? Did you whiz past; leaving them in a cloud of dust? Or did you miss a few things that you will now add after examining their pages? 
 
Preparation for your super sales maker will give you the competitive edge you have been looking for. Put these steps into place before you even write your sales letter and sell more. Enjoy the journey and life is made easier. 
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