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Salesletters

I've got to be honest, I'm dreadful at writing sales letters. I just can't do it! I can write:

• articles
• reviews
• essays
• short stories

...but I just can't write sales letters, I just don't seem to have the personality for it.

So, it's with great relief that I discovered Marlon Sanders' Push Button Sales Letters software a couple of years ago, in which Marlon Sanders, the often proclaimed King of Direct Maketing, asks you the questions and all you have to do is fill in the blanks into this very cool sales letter sofware.

There's a subtle teaching, of course, showing you how to ask questions in a particular way and to write copy that answers those types of questions. After a few minutes, you've got a pretty neat sales letter that a copywriter PRO would be proud to put his name to...and I don't say that idly.

What you're actually getting is the practical application of Marlon's Amazing Formula, in which the filter of your interpretation is minimized. The result is as close to Marlon writing the salesletter himself as possible.

Push Button Sales Letters has:

• three different layouts
• 337 graphics, testimonial styles etc.
• easy integration with most online payment pocessors
• built-in opt-in list option etc. etc.

...and at the end you get a nicely formatted sales letter, that is probably pretty darn hot!

Since Marlon came out with Push Button Sales Letters a few of his big-name internet marketers peers like:

• Yanik Silver &
• Armand Morin

...came out with copycat products, as did some less famous marketers but none of them seemed to be promoted for more than a year or so. I can't really judge them because I didn't use them but Push Button Sales Letters is still around, making good sales. Hint: Beware of cheap sales letter software, they may not be that good.  

Because it's so experiential, it's difficult to say much more about Push Button Sales Letters, you've really got to just try it out and for the record, I actually consider myself a not bad direct marketing copywriter, these days.  

Push Button Sales Letters