by Casey Demchak | Jan 21, 2020 | Blog, Copywriting Techniques
Good timing is everything! Over the last eight years I’ve written the marketing copy for nearly 40 books that have become bestsellers. During this journey there have been numerous authors who have asked me one particular question over and over again. It’s a real basic...
by Casey Demchak | Jan 7, 2020 | Blog, Copywriting Techniques, Marketing Platform
Repetition builds reputation I’m going to begin the new year by focusing on a fundamental copywriting strategy that should be the centerpiece of your book marketing campaign. This core strategy applies equally if you’re going to launch an online program. You’ve heard...
by Casey Demchak | Dec 3, 2019 | Blog, Copywriting Techniques, Insights and Experiences, Marketing Platform
Give readers what they need to make a buying decision! Is long book marketing copy dead? Do sales pages for books have to be super concise because no one reads anymore? The fact that millions of books are sold each year pretty much kills the “nobody reads...
by Casey Demchak | Oct 29, 2019 | Blog, Copywriting Techniques, Insights and Experiences, Persuasive writing tactics
Be someone your audience can relate to Social proof is an important element every author and business coach should blend into the marketing copy they create for their books and online programs. In the world of book promotion, social proof is a must! And, it typically...
by Casey Demchak | Oct 22, 2019 | Blog, Copywriting Techniques, Headlines, Persuasive writing tactics
Leverage the fear factor to grab your audience When I help authors and business coaches create marketing copy for their books and online programs, I always remind them to never be afraid of using the fear factor when crafting their promotional messages. Leveraging the...
by Casey Demchak | Oct 8, 2019 | Blog, Copywriting Techniques, Insights and Experiences, Persuasive writing tactics
Never try to be all things to all people Every author and business coach for whom I write wants to sell as many books and online programs as possible. I don’t blame them. However, when promoting their books they often make the mistake of trying to write marketing copy...
