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May 24, 2006

Ad Writing Tips
by Valerie Underhill

Ad writing can be a difficult chore made easier. A major difficulty is being limited to the amount of ad copy space. Another difficulty is simply not knowing what to write. Even short ads can be improved by following the tips below.

*Ask a question - people tend to notice questions and will see if they have answered the question correctly. Asking a question is a good idea especially within subject lines.

*Avoid Exaggerated Claims - believable claims are going to be taken seriously.

*Offer a Special - by offering a bonus or special, more people are likely to visit your site or contact you about your offer.

*Insert Contact Information - inserting as much contact information in your ad, can help you tremendously. There will be people that may want to contact you about your offer. No contact information, means possible loss of sales.

*Follow Up - statistics tell us people need to see your ad 7 times before they take it serious enough to check out your offer. Utilizing autoresponders with a broadcast feature is a great way to follow up with your potential buyers. Inserting your autoresponder email address in your ad copy, is a good idea.

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About the Author:

Valerie Underhill is a work at home entrepreneur. Having worked at home from her computer for many years, she shares valuable information to visitors, customers, members, and affiliates. She owns several business and marketing websites that include http://www.mrbluemarketing.com, http://www.agpcommunity.com, http://www.listparadise.com, http://www.marketersopera.com.

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