It is a psychology thing and does truly get people in the mindset for buying. I am personally so immune to them at this point that I scroll to the bottom to find the price before I read anything past the heading.

If you notice, they do place important information in bullets or extra large font and part of the reason they do this is so that people who want to only glance at the information will still be able to get the “gist” of the product.

Aside from that part of me says that most marketers do it simply because it works so why mess with the wheel… I agree with you and am not a fan of it, but if it works I guess I can’t argue with it too much.

Sorry I couldn’t be more helpful!

Best Wishes,
Shannon

When you say graphics do you mean the graphics that are simply part of my page design or do you mean headings, book covers and stuff like that?

For my page design graphics I couldn’t really tell you off hand… I have purchased so many things over the years that I don’t know which would be which. It is easy to find graphics online however by simply completing a search and finding some you like.

If you mean the book covers and stuff like that, then all I do is copy them from the owner’s site… I don’t alter them in anyway and most site owners aren’t going to care since you are promoting their product.

I hope this helps, sorry for the delay in answering!

Best Wishes,
Shannon

If I’m in the market for the product, give me the info on the product, tell me what it does, how much and how it can help me. That’s it! Why clog up the message with all this junk that just pats others on the back or goes on to tell me how they “understand” cause they’ve been there.

Frankly, that isn’t going to change my mind about the product if it’s not what I want. But if I get the info up front, at least I won’t be ticked later when I find out that it isn’t what I thought it was either.

I know it’s all psychology and getting people to believe one thing or another. But what about those of us that 1. haven’t got time to read a huge novel/sales letter? What about those that know what we want and just want to know if the latest “IT” is what we need to get the job done?

Figured since you know some of these guys, maybe you could find out. Thanks!

Day Job Killer looks like an awesome alternative for those who were unable to get on board with Cash Cannons.

In today’s hectic times, a blueprint is a valuable asset to have when time is of the essence.

Q: Where do you get your review site graphics?