Jim Edwards' Copywriting Secrets: Few Nuggets

I don't see this book recommended a lot. But it has some of the core stuff

Once you find your prospect, focus entirely on her needs, problems, pains, and challenges.

You're not authoring your autobiography.

Ask from the reader's POV: WIIFM - what's in it for me?

Avoid overusing words like "I," "me," "we," or even "ours."

Instead, make it about "you"

It flips perspective.

'You' addresses the reader directly.

They will self-persuade when they experience themselves in the scenario you describe: the pain and the benefit.

Replace self-centered phrases with copy focused on them

Revisit, Review, Revise.

Regardless of size.

Maybe take a break and Refresh your mind, then come back and take a new look.

Or get a different pair of eyes to proofread for you.

This is as obvious as it gets, and still bears repetition.

Pay keen attention to your readers behavior,

Identify their fears (such as loss of money or fear of change) and address them in your copy.

What lesson was new?

What lesson was an appreciated reminder?

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