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	<title>Comments on: Social Media:  The New V12 Persuasion Engine</title>
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		<title>By: Rachel Embry</title>
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		<dc:creator>Rachel Embry</dc:creator>
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		<description>The reason you read to the bottom of a long salespage is not only because the content is interesting &#38; well written - it's because it's interesting to YOU.  Your ideal prospect will always read the entire salesletter if it's offering a solution to their specific problem in such a way that they're certain they cannot get the answer anywhere else.

I started emailing customers &#38; asking them for feedback - the conversations started resulted in amazing insights which allowed me to craft offers specifically for them &#38; position them in such a way that my prospect/customer KNEW this was the solution they were searching for.</description>
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<p>I started emailing customers &amp; asking them for feedback - the conversations started resulted in amazing insights which allowed me to craft offers specifically for them &amp; position them in such a way that my prospect/customer KNEW this was the solution they were searching for.</p>
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