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7. Freelance copywriter Jack Maxson said, “Your job is to sell, not entertain.” Nigel Rowe, author, said, “Cute and clever simply don’t work.” Make sure your presentation is not cute, clever or entertaining.
8. Make an offer.
9. Do not give prospects too many choices.
10. Said marketing expert Claude Hopkins, “The right offer should be so attractive that only a lunatic would say ‘No.’” Make the strongest offer you can field.
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