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106 pages, Paperback
Published June 5, 2016
1. ResearchIt's this third stage, 'Edit', that this book covers, and is split into six different sections, namely:
2. Copy dump
3. Edit
1. Things you should know before you editThrough examples and meta-examples within the book itself, you will learn how to improve your copywriting using Halbert's no-nonsense formula.
2. How to help customers dive into your copy
3. Editing for clarity
4. How to keep your prospect reading
5. How to punch up your copy
6. How to inject hidden psychology in your copy
1. It's formatted horriblyWhat annoyed me the most is that it's just an awful book to look at, a pain to read, and there are a few sections that are poorly worded too.
2. It's formatted horribly
3. It's formatted horribly
4. It needs to be proofed and copy edited
5. There's no actual 'checklist' for one to go through, leaving you skimming through the whole book