
Ever wonder how the top performers in the network marketing industry continuously pulls in high caliber network marketing leads?
Copywriting! It’s your most powerful weapon you can use to get you more qualified leads.
Copywriting is where you use creative words to promote your business or product. With your creative words, you are trying to connect with your prospect/customer. To get in their head sort of speak, and write what they are thinking so they can relate.
If that was all I was going to tell you, you’d probably think that wouldn’t help you. You’re right, it will only get your brain going, and that’s about it.
So, let’s uncover how you can feel the breeze of copywriting…
Copywriting is a skill that takes time to master, but it’s just like riding a bike. At first you fall, skid up your knees, but after you continuously practice, you get better at it. You begin to feel the breeze.
You can also feel that breeze with copywriting by learning this skill. Anyone can learn this skill, including you. In fact, when I first uncovered this from my friend Mike Dillard he said this is the single best thing a network marketer can do to creating a sustainable network marketing business because everyone else in network marketing wasn’t doing it and they didn’t understand the benefit this could have.
Since then I’ve been studying and putting to use what I’ve learned. In fact, I’m still learning how to be a copywriter.
Why copywriting works so well with your network marketing business is because you are able to write out what your ideal prospect is thinking, and because of that they can relate. Since you’ll be having this information out on the internet, it’s out there for the masses to see. The best part is all you have to do is spend the time creating your sales letter once, unlike prospecting over and over and over again.
Mike Dillard calls them his robots. I totally agree because we tell them what to do and say, and they do it.
While everyone else is spending countless hours recruiting, your sales letters are doing all that for you because you learned copywriting. That is huge my friend and is why you definitely should consider learning and putting to use copywriting right away.
One excellent source for learning copywriting is a book by Dan Kennedy called The Ultimate Sales Letter. You can pick up a copy of this here at AMAZON.COM and immediately put to use what he teaches in this step by step book. When I bought this book, some time ago, I was amazed how much information Dan Kennedy was giving away.
In the book, Dan Kennedy provides you a step by step process and provides perfect examples of what others have put to use within their business.
Copywriting can be used for just about anything, which includes your network marketing business in order to get more network marketing leads.
How You Can Use Copywriting to Get More Network Marketing Leads
Let’s say you have a website where your objective is to get prospects interested in what you do in your business and either join your team or buy your products. With copywriting, if you could use those creative words that calls out to your prospect to the point where they want what you have, the more successful you will be.
Their are a few processes Dan Kennedy goes over in his book so that you can call out to your prospect and have them take action. The one I often I use is the Problem-Agitation-Solution approach. So, within your website you demonstrate these qualities that calls out to your prospect and makes them say, “Hey that’s me. I am tired of these worthless results and I want what you have.”
The other methods Dan Kennedy describes in his book are useful as well. At times I incorporate all of the approaches into my sales letters. Most do, because each of them has their benefits. So, why not use all of them, especially if it’s what you’re after.
One of the additional benefits of copywriting is it reminds you how to think as if you’re in the mind of your prospect. The more you can do this, the better chance of you connecting on an intellectual basis with them. Which in turn means more network marketing leads and more business for you.
I hope for your sake that you begin learning copywriting now and put it to use. I believe that if you do, you’ll find how much it can separate your business from everyone else.
What courses or books have you purchased on copywriting that has helped you in generating more network marketing leads?
Jerome Ratliff







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Thanks Scott.
Copywriting is certainly a skill that we can benefit from.
Jerome
great post Jerome.
I’ll tell you, I never heard of using this approach before, but I like this concept for sure.
Looking forward to more of your posts.
Jen
You’re welcome Jen.
I’m glad you are here and able to follow along.
My friend Mike Dillard introduced this concept to me some time ago and it has definitely helped.
Jerome Ratliff
There where three Tools I can track back to that definitely help me tweak my copy writing from boring, average, and useless, to unique attract and much more colorful.
1st Before I mention any tools I have to give God the glory for waking me up and realizing that this is the single most important skill to learn.
Tool #1 – This Book By David J. Lieberman PH.D Called Get Anyone to do Anything
Tool #2 – PPC Domination by Jim Yaghi. That training taught me how to first find out “What” I need to right to attract the “How”
Tool #3 – The Copy Writer’s Guild – I had to go through that training about 4 times to get it but it lays out exactly how to write sizzling copy. It went hand & hand with PPC Domination.
Well anyway don’t wanna talk your ear off, but I absolutely love copy writing and I pray and work to get better everyday.
Great Post Jerome
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Hi Justin,
These are all great tools to enhance how we tell our story and get that message across.
Have a great day and thanks for stopping by.
Jerome Ratliff