Chapter Three: Exploit Your Product's Benefits Flashcards

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key to success

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fully understand all the benefits of the product

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benefits

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The benefits are how the product will help the customer.

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Benefits

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*betterment
*gain
*godsend
*perk

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features vs. benefits

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questions to think on if I were the customer

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What would you look for in the product? What would you want the product to help you do or do for you?

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To ensure benefits section of your copywriting outline is comprehensive

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Who, What, Where, When, Why, How

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Use descriptive and influential words

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“Let yourself indulge in our mouthwatering entrees and decadent desserts” vs. “We have delicious food”

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Create experiences for the customer

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Appeal to five senses–smell, taste, touch, sight, and sound.

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Don’t use words like these:

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*Amazing
*Remarkable
*Outstanding
*Incredible
*Extraordinary
*No hassle
*No risk
(too good to be true words)

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Emotional triggers

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*Fear (“Don’t get left behind”)
*Competition (“Be the envy of your neighborhood.”)
*Desire to be a leader (“Everyone in your neighborhood will want to try your new gas grill.”)
*Desire to be trendy or cool (“Now you too can get the hottest new car in Hollywood.”)
*Need for instant gratification (“Drive home today in your new car”) (sense of urgency)
*Desire for more free time (“Now you can wash your car in half the time.”)
*Feeling of guilt (“For the cost of one cup of coffee per day, you could feed a hungry child for a year.”)
*Desire for trust (“You’ll get an honest estimate with no hidden charges.”)
*Desire to belong to a group (“You’re part of the family at Mama’s Diner.”)
*Desire to get a good deal sufficient value in return for $ spent (“If you find a better price for the same product, we’ll match it.”)

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Using descriptive language to sell the benefits of your product as well as appealing to your customers’ ______________________ will help you create successful copy.

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emotions

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Appeal to benefits, not features.

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“Choose Green Lawn Care, and you’ll never see another weed again.”

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Appeal to benefits, not features.

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“Put your scale away! Drink low-carb Smooth Lite Beer and avoid those unwanted pounds without sacrificing the taste you love.”

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Appeal to benefits, not features.

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“Your hair will grow fuller, shinier, and healthier than ever before thanks to a special ingredient in Healthy-U Vitamins called biotin.”

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Appeal to benefits, not features.

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Timex: “Takes a licking and keeps on ticking.”

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16
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Appealing to benefits AND emotions

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Nissan Altima: “Envy. Terrible to feel. Wonderful to provoke.”

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Be explicit, especially with small businesses.

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It’s your job to tell your customers what they need to know to respond to your ad in the way you want.

18
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The Copywriting Outline is a ______________________, meaning it’s an ever-changing tool.

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work in progress