What writers & others say
“Would you rather read a letter labeled ‘Dues Notice’ or ‘Get many new support, educational and marketing opportunities for the coming year’?”
— Jeffrey Gitomer, principal of BuyGitomer Inc.
“To be persuasive we must be believable;
to be believable we must be credible;
to be credible we must be truthful.”
— Edward R. Murrow, TV news pioneer
“Nobody wants to buy our products; they want to buy the products of our products. They don’t want to buy vitamins; they want to buy health.”
— Nido Qubein, CSP, CPAE, motivational speaker and business consultant
“Reading about features is like reading the ingredients on the side of a cereal box.”
— Thomas E. Szostak, healthcare economics manager, Toshiba America Medical Systems
“It’s not about what you do, but about what I can do after you’re done.”
— Alan Weiss, rock-star consultant and principle of Summit Consulting
“Your readers don’t care about your organization and its stuff. They care about themselves and their needs.”
— Ann Wylie, president, Wylie Communications
“Don’t sell me your product. Sell me on what I can do with your product.”
— Ann Wylie, president, Wylie Communications
“Write about your greatest benefit for your reader’s greatest need.”
— Ann Wylie, president, Wylie Communications
“Put the reader first.”
— Ann Wylie, president, Wylie Communications
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