Computer Geek Discovers Speed Copy Secrets?

Not a copy­writer or just start­ing out? Can’t afford a high-​​priced copy­writer? Need copy real fast to start sell­ing or to pro­mote affil­i­ate prod­ucts right away?

Here’s some­thing that might inter­est you…

Com­puter pro­gram­mer Robert Plank shares his quick and easy for­mula for writ­ing com­pelling sales let­ters fast.

Sure, noth­ing beats know­ing how to write great copy. But…

This pain­less for­mula will have your prod­ucts launched and your web­sites up and run­ning in less than an hour! (If you hate writ­ing copy or don’t have time, or you sim­ply need copy really fast, you’re going to love this.)

With the sim­ple direc­tions in his Speed Copy Secrets spe­cial report (Robert calls it “Fast Food Copy­writ­ing”), you won’t pro­duce award-​​winning sales copy that takes months and months of painstak­ing work to write.

Instead, he gives you short­cuts that will enable you to con­sis­tently write sat­is­fac­tory saleslet­ters that are sell­ing within a mat­ter of hours… Guar­an­teed!

If you need copy real quick, this is per­fect for you…

Check out Speed​Copy​Se​crets​.com right now.

Let’s go over some more rea­sons why writ­ing your own copy is the best way for you to crank up your online income to the “full blast” setting.

Pain #1: Copy­writ­ing is as Expen­sive as a Bro­ken Bone With No Med­ical Insurance!

How much money do you flush down the toi­let every time you cre­ate a new prod­uct? Let’s make a quick total…

• Prod­uct cre­ation: $500 to $1,500
• Sales let­ter graph­ics: $50 to $300
• Copy­writ­ing fees: $500 to $2,500
• Esti­mated total: $1,050 to $4,300 per product.

The above shows an “aver­age” cost of $2,675 per prod­uct. Do the math: if you were sell­ing a lit­tle $7 spe­cial report, do you know how many sales you’d have to make just to break even?

A whop­ping 382 sales, that’s how many!

(And remem­ber, you have to repeat this with each and every prod­uct you sell. Let’s say you make five to 10 sales a week. It would take you up to a year to just break even on each and every product!)

Couldn’t you save a bun­dle if you knew how to do some of that your­self? You can, and I’ll show you in a moment. But if you’re in a hurry, go there now:

Check out Speed​Copy​Se​crets​.com right now.

Pain #2: You Never Get Exactly What You Want When You Pay Some­one Else… There’s Always a Compromise

You have to spend the time explain­ing what you want from them, wait for them to come up with a sales let­ter, tell them that’s not what you want… wait even longer…

… And then repeat the process.

All the while hop­ing your copy­writer doesn’t hike up his fees for the extra time spent.

Pain #3: You Get Excited About It — You Can Do It Quickly

A free­lance copy­writer is in it for the money and he’s not going to be as knowl­edge­able or as excited about the topic, so he’s going to drag his feet!

Because, let’s face it, you know the topic so well, you know what but­tons to push and what ben­e­fits your mar­ket wants.

Here’s the exact moment com­puter geek Robert Plank real­ized he was a fast food copy­writer, and why he sud­denly had no choice but to explain how to be one.

He tells his full story at Speed​Copy​Se​crets​.com.

What you get with this Spe­cial Report:

• What’s a stair­way con­ver­sa­tion and how is it so impor­tant to the way your brain works?
• What small change to his busi­ness allowed him to launch 20 prod­ucts in 2007? (Robert launched more prod­ucts that year than I had in all his pre­vi­ous years of Inter­net mar­ket­ing com­bined!)
• Why you want to be the copy­writ­ing equiv­a­lent of a McDonald’s fast food worker… and not an artsy-​​fartsy gourmet cook. (That’s death!)
• How the word “wait” could have seri­ous reper­cus­sions for your busi­ness and your lifestyle for years to come.
• Robert Plank’s per­sonal for­mula for copy­writ­ing: why fast food copy­writ­ing is a for­mula, not a skill, and why any­one can mas­ter it.
• How you can get your sales let­ter writ­ten in hours, not days or weeks, using the proven, time-​​tested 7-​​step for­mula Robert found to be so effec­tive, he printed and tacked it up to his office wall.
• What one thing can weave your points together… that your high-​​school Eng­lish teacher never told you. Robert admits he laughs at so many copy­writ­ers for for­get­ting this entirely!
• If you are on a time crunch, the one thing you prob­a­bly should out­source. (It’s not what you think.)
• Get oth­ers to write your sales copy for you, for free, no strings attached whatsoever!
• How to split-​​test the bonkers out of your let­ters to get them evolv­ing and respond­ing to what your prospects want… not what you “guess” they want.
• Why you need to stay far away from “the obses­sive tester” and how to avoid becom­ing one yourself.
• One thing to watch out for with price test­ing… that could actu­ally lose you money, but is an easy stum­bling block for con­ver­sion ratio junkies!
• Robert’s per­sonal, never-​​before-​​explained secret to find­ing the best and most pow­er­ful phrases for your swipe file. For exam­ple, he found 60 killer phrases in about 10 min­utes using this.
• Save your junk mail! How read­ing your junk mail will help you find the exact trig­ger that gets peo­ple trip­ping over them­selves to buy!
• Why you absolutely, pos­i­tively must go back to a 4th grade writ­ing level to suc­ceed. (And this even applies to com­puter geeks just like Robert!)
• The exact num­ber of words you need in your sen­tences to have the opti­mum psy­cho­log­i­cal impact. (Yes, sen­tence length does impact your sales!)
• Are you includ­ing videos in your saleslet­ters? The max­i­mum length of time your video should run. It’s a lot shorter than you think.
• Robert Plank’s ulti­mate writer’s block cure for bul­let points. (Once he cracked it, this one idea kept him up all night writ­ing mouth­wa­ter­ing fascinations.)
• How do you write that killer head­line and why you should spend as much time on the head­line as you do on the body of the copy!
• Top copy­writ­ers tell you you need mul­ti­ple head­lines — how to end up with 5 to 10 pages of head­lines, so you know the exact one to choose for the per­fect fit!
• The per­fect blue­print to crank out sales let­ters on an assem­bly line… here’s a hint: it’s by hav­ing oth­ers inter­view you in a very spe­cific way!
• How “the way” you present the prob­lem and its solu­tion in your sales copy could very well mean life or death.
• Inte­grate Parkinson’s Law, Nat­ural Lan­guage Pro­cess­ing, and Time Travel for a copy­writ­ing method that just can’t be beat!
• And much more!

Let’s go over what you get in this incred­i­ble Spe­cial Report:

• Chap­ter 1: Explain the Prob­lem and Pro­vide a Solution
• Chap­ter 2: Fol­low a Formula
• Chap­ter 3: My Per­sonal For­mula for Copywriting
• Chap­ter 4: The Anatomy of Outsourcing
• Chap­ter 5: Split Test­ing
• Chap­ter 6: Build A Swipe File
• Chap­ter 7: Jump­start Strategies
• Chap­ter 8: How Do You Write That Killer Headline?
• Chap­ter 9: Video and Other Gimmicks
• Chap­ter 10: Write the Damn Thing!

The con­tents of this spe­cial report are writ­ten just like a con­cise sales let­ter — you won’t find one unnec­es­sary word in the entire manual!

I bought it, and I loved it.

Granted, learn­ing how to write killer copy is still the most impor­tant skill you will ever learn in your busi­ness. But if you’re in a hurry or you want to avoid dish­ing out thou­sands of dol­lars for a decent copy­writer, this spe­cial report is a fan­tas­tic shortcut!

Read the whole story at Speed​Copy​Se​crets​.com right now.

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