It’s not easy to write sales copy. Writing high converting copy is
even harder. An effective sales letter always has to begin with a
great headline. The headline has to hook the potential customer and
get him or her to continue reading the copy. Here are the 4 main
goals to focus on when writing sales copy headlines.

Unfortunately there isn’t some magic formula that will
automatically make every headline a great headline. Every product
or service that’s being sold is different and needs a different
type of sales pitch. However, there are 4 main goals that you
should always focus on when writing the headline.

Include Urgency

Every headline you write should include a certain degree of
urgency. In other words, you want to get across to the reader that
they need to buy what you’re selling as soon as possible. If you
don’t create urgency for them to buy with the headline then you at
least need to make it urgent for them to read the rest of the sales
copy.

Be Very Specific

The more specific you can be with your headline the more people
you’ll hook. For example, don’t just write that your product will
make them thinner. Write that they will lose 10 pounds within the
first 2 weeks. Don’t just tell them your software will save them
time; tell them your software will shave 2 hours off every working
day.

Make it Unique

You need to headline to stand apart from all the other ads that the
potential customer is being bombarded with wherever he or she may
go. So you either need to find a unique sales point or you need to
find a unique way to present that selling point.

Make it Useful

No one is going to read your copy if they don’t think there’s
anything in it for them. So make sure you tell the reader why they
should keep reading or why they should buy your product. This means
you need to put a great hook in your headline and/or you need to
include a great benefit. Often copy writers take the best benefit
of a product and work that into a headline.

4 main goals to focus on when writing sales copy headlines are to
include urgency, to be very specific, to make it unique, and to
make it useful. If you remember to keep these 4 things in mind then
you will have a strong headline that will hook potential customers
and get them to at least keep reading your copy.

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