SHOOT, No Questions Yet…

By Stephen Dean | Published January 24, 2009

Shoot, guess we weren’t ready yet.

No questions for the copywriting Q&A. I tried to prime you guys up by asking you to leave more comments this week. We got 60 comments in 5 posts!

But no questions have come in yet for the copywriting Q&A. I guess I didn’t talk much about copywriting last week, maybe that’s something to learn from.

Listen, I’m going to answer copywriting questions on Monday even if I have to write them myself. LOL. But I’d love for you to submit a question to me.

Just look at the last copywriting Q&A session, it was great!

http://www.stephensblog.com/copywriting-qa-answer-time/

I’ll be sending out a prize to the best question, by my judgment, worth more than a $100. Let’s have ‘em!

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  • http://phatmarketing.net tony

    hey stephen, here’s my copywriting question-
    Let’s say i want to have a video on my page instead of lots of copy- would you advise this, and would you script it any differently?

  • http://become-a-lord.co.uk Ron

    Stephen

    I have a copy of MuVar 2009 but found the learning curve was just too much to build a selection of sentences and get it to run. Particularly on an existing site which has been up for a couple of years but conversion is still far too low.

    Are there any shortcuts to learning? The videos are a little too simplistic for some of the things I wanted to include.

    Glyphius is I suspect a good basis for learning copywriting but I still need to ensure that the flow between the paragraphs are natural. It tends to push me into stringing together sentences that don’t sound right when read aloud. Have you any tips for using it?

    OK now for the big one I have tried to raise the price for a product but found the drop in sales meant I was losing money. Obviously I am about to drop them again blaming the credit squeeze and currency variations (I sell in US dollars the international internet currency although based in Scotland). Is this a good idea or should I just drop them without a hint of reason to stop people thinking I was desperate for sales.

    Ron

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