[Word Wise] Persuade Your Readers by Answering This ONE Question

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Volume 13, Number 18: Issue #167 ISSN: 1933-9690

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Less can be more. Today's tip shows you how to persuade your readers by asking just one question when you write. Let me know what you think of this tip!

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FEATURE: Persuade Your Readers by Answering This ONE Question

Be prepared to face this hard truth: your reader isn't interested in your work. He's interested only in what it can do for him.

That's why it's crucial for you to answer ONE important question for him ...

... and answer it at the top of the fold, before he tosses your postcard, clicks off your site, or rips up your letter.

It's the one thing he wants to know in order to keep reading ...

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