- Use present tense, second person
- Use subheads
- Put captions under illustrations
- Use a simple style of writing (KISS for SUCCSES)
- Choose simple (short) words
- Give free information
- Use selling copy, not style copy
- Arouse curiosity
- Make your copy specific
- Use long copy (in direct mail letters)
- Write more Copy than is necessary to fill the space (it trims down nicely during editing)
- Avoid helping your competitors (highlight unique features)
- Use mail order methods in direct mail advertising
- Understatement versus overstatement
- Avoid trick (untrue) slogans, headlines
- Get help from others (and always show them TWO headlines/pieces of copy—will make them criticize one of them).
- Do not say that salesperson will call (even if they will)
- Study the selling copy in mail order catalogs
- Make every advertisement a complete sales talk
- URGE THE READER TO ACT!!
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