Ad Copy Mistakes That Network Marketers Should Avoid
Fran McClough

Youve probably read thousands of advertisements online and offline over your lifetime. Youve read excellent ads that made you buy right away, and some that may have had a decent product, but had a poor ad copy that turned you away.

Now that you have your network marketing business, youve probably written some of your own ads. Did some of them work? Or did some of them bomb?

The key is to keep changing and testing your ad copy. Dont just write one and then stop. You dont have to have a college degree in copywriting, but its important to learn from the mistakes and never give up.

Please keep in mind that not all of the ad copy mistakes listed below will apply to each and every ad you write. Its a list you can reference for future use.

Ad copy mistakes that you can learn from:

- no compelling headline
- no believable testimonials
- no sub-headlines
- no attractive benefits
- no features
- no strong guarantees
- no asking or answering questions
- no proof of benefits offered
- no contact information for questions
- no endorsements
- no conversational writing
- sentences that are too long
- no deadline to order
- no free trials/samples
- spelling mistakes
- grammar mistakes
- text that is too light
- background on Web site too dark
- ad copy doesnt blend together
- no breaks in ad copy
- no bullets
- ad copy in all CAPS
- few ordering options
- no visual aids
- no comparison to competition
- no reminding of benefits or deadlines
- no information about your business
- no appealing adjectives
- no appealing phrases
- text that is too large
- text that is too small
- no emotional appeal
- paragraphs that are too large
- no story telling
- no underlining or bolding of keywords
- ad copy that is too short
- ad copy that is too long
- no facts or case studies
- hard to understand jargon
- no free bonuses
- price is too low
- price is too high

Take one of your current ads and compare it to the list right now. Remember, your ad copy could make or break your sales.

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About the Author:

Fran McClough, publisher of MLMMarketingSpot.com, is the author of The Ultimate Marketing Plan Workbook for Network Marketers, a comprehensive how-to guide for network marketing success, which reveals marketing strategies to increase your sales and recruit more people into your downline. Claim your copy of the workbook for FREE (limited-time bonus) & sign up for the FREE Tip of the Week Newsletter (industry news, tips & more) at http://www.MLMMarketingSpot.com