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Interested prospects will read even a sales letter of several pages long if they are interested and if your sales letter has good content. Many of us are more interested in telling prospects what WE want them to know. But we should all be telling prospects what THEY want and need to know. Guideline #2) OMIT NEEDLESS WORDS. This guideline is actually Rule #17 from Strunk & White's famous little book on writing, _The_Elements_of_Style_. (If you write, you really sho The Paralyzing Fear of Public Speaking es, the issue of length will become almost irrelevant.Are you surprised that the fear of public speaking is the number one fear of our society – probably not. 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(If you write, you really sho Popularity And Competence: Is Being Well-Liked More Important Than Being Competent? nt and need to know.I was watching the news last week and heard one of the news anchors quoting a recent study that said that people perceive that being well-liked in the workplace is more important than being competent.I hope that this feeling isn’t actually reality when it comes to important careers such as the medical profession.Certainly, I’d rather have an u Guideline #2) OMIT NEEDLESS WORDS. This guideline is actually Rule #17 from Strunk & White's famous little book on writing, _The_Elements_of_Style_. (If you write, you really should read this small but influential book.) Anything that doesn't have a direct purpose or work toward winning over your prospect should be cut out. I don't care how much you want to tell them about what a great reputation your company has and how successful you were last year. Unless that information takes the reader one step closer to buying (admittedly, sometimes it does), cut it. Do the research and know your target audience. Then, write with their needs in mind. Write everything your prospects want and need to read, but write ONLY what they want and need to read. Cut the rest. Guideline #3) TEST. TEST. TEST. This is the best indicator of how long your sales letter should be. If you don't like to test, you have to rely on luck. Not a good idea. Put together the best sales letter you can with everything a prosp
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