Comments on: Writing To Only One Person http://www.mlmblogexpert.com/network-marketing-videos/writing-to-only-one-person Discover How To Use The Internet To Triple Your Network Marketing Leads And Sign Up Within The Next 30 Days Wed, 08 Feb 2012 03:33:11 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7.1 hourly 1 By: Bob Marconi http://www.mlmblogexpert.com/network-marketing-videos/writing-to-only-one-person/comment-page-1#comment-65358 Bob Marconi Sat, 28 Mar 2009 20:22:44 +0000 http://www.mlmblogexpert.com/?p=671#comment-65358 I agree about writing to one person. Put yourself in that persons place and think about what a face-to-face conversation might be like. I agree about writing to one person. Put yourself in that persons place and think about what a face-to-face conversation might be like.

]]> By: Jaz Lai http://www.mlmblogexpert.com/network-marketing-videos/writing-to-only-one-person/comment-page-1#comment-63967 Jaz Lai Sun, 22 Mar 2009 08:42:03 +0000 http://www.mlmblogexpert.com/?p=671#comment-63967 Well said Bo. Nice tips Well said Bo. Nice tips

]]> By: Bo Tipton http://www.mlmblogexpert.com/network-marketing-videos/writing-to-only-one-person/comment-page-1#comment-63357 Bo Tipton Thu, 19 Mar 2009 08:59:03 +0000 http://www.mlmblogexpert.com/?p=671#comment-63357 Jaz you are so right. If I feel like someone is writing to me personally I will read closer what they have written. Even when the email came through a safelist and I know it was written for a large audience if I feel that connection to the writer I am more likely to read it and act. Back when I was teaching English at a University that was one of the basic steps to writing anything. Know your audience and write to them. Not the group but the individuals in the audience. I make a living proofreading marketing materials for customers especially customers that English is not their first language. The most common mistake is not knowing your audience. Switching back and forth between we, I, a singular you and a plural you all in one sales letter. It is the same as giving a speech in front of a large group. If you stand at the front of the group and look out over the heads of the people you will lose the attention of the audience. If you pick out different people in the group and make eye contact with them you will have their attention. Even though they are part of the group they feel like you are speaking to them and will pay close attention. Thanks Bo Tipton The Ornery Marketer Jaz you are so right. If I feel like someone is writing to me personally I will read closer what they have written. Even when the email came through a safelist and I know it was written for a large audience if I feel that connection to the writer I am more likely to read it and act.

Back when I was teaching English at a University that was one of the basic steps to writing anything. Know your audience and write to them. Not the group but the individuals in the audience.

I make a living proofreading marketing materials for customers especially customers that English is not their first language. The most common mistake is not knowing your audience. Switching back and forth between we, I, a singular you and a plural you all in one sales letter.

It is the same as giving a speech in front of a large group. If you stand at the front of the group and look out over the heads of the people you will lose the attention of the audience. If you pick out different people in the group and make eye contact with them you will have their attention. Even though they are part of the group they feel like you are speaking to them and will pay close attention.

Thanks
Bo Tipton
The Ornery Marketer

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