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    58 of the World’s Greatest Offers

    58 of the World’s Greatest Offers

    Reader Comments (48)

    1. Looking forward to it. We’ve used one type of offer for literally 5 years running. Never, ever, ever a discount offer. But a bonus offer. And it’s always spiked sales by as much as 300%-550%.

      Once you get a good offer going (and this depends on how you structure your offer) you never have to change it. Not even the wording. It works time after time, and with consistent results.

      Sean
      http://www.psychotactics.com

    2. I am a serial doubter but am a keen listener, I will apply and report on the results of any advice given through copyblogger! something tells me this is just another rouse to money-make through expensive (non-refundable) advertising, oops! there I go again. Come on suprise me…..!

    3. So one way or another, selling always centers around offers.

      Revolves around, but centers on.

    4. Great work, Brian and team! I really enjoy reading copyblogger. I am waiting to to read ’58 of the World’s Greatest Offers’.

      I have one question. Is making consumers wait for a wonderful product one of the 58 offers? 😉

    5. H Devarajo Rao,

      For the record, I’ll quote from Webster’s Dictionary of English Usage:

      “The intransitive verb center is idiomatically used with the prepositions on, upon, around, round, about, in, and at.”

      And according to the Oxford English Dictionary, the use of “centers around” goes back to at least the 17th century.

    6. Dean, I’m glad you whipped out Webster’s so I didn’t have to. 🙂

      All I can say is that no one has ever accused the English language of being logical. That’s why it’s so hard to learn (even for native speakers).

    7. Fabulous set of offers – thanks for making it so easy for us! It’s always worth remembering that maximising the exposure of your offer to the right audience is the next critical step – and often the point where a promotion fails.

      cheers
      Lisa

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