Net Words: Creating High-Impact Online Copy

"The ancients rightly distrusted rhetoric that made 'the worse argument appear the better'Andshy;Andshy;an underhanded trick that business has often been guilty of. But rhetoric is also the craft of clear and persuasive communication, which online business needs desperately today. Nick Usborne's insight into this craft fills a surprising gap in the online marketing toolbox."Andshy;Andshy;Christopher Locke, author of "Gonzo Marketing": Winning Through Worst.

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"The best book I've seen on writing for the Web."Andshy;Andshy;Dr. Ralph F. Wilson, Web Marketing Today. .

"Nick Usborne, shows us how to write powerful and compelling copy that fully leverages the communications power of the Net. Nick knows the Internet Andshy;Andshy;and Nick knows copy.,"

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In "Net Words," emarketing guru Nick Usborne introduces you to a revolutionary copy-centered approach to online marketing. He explains what works and what doesn't and shows you how to create copy for websites, enewsletters, and email campaigns guaranteed to: . . attract customers and hold their attention . differentiate your business from its competitors online . dramatically increase sales from your site . build customer loyalty . breathe new life into your customer services . . .

"Net Words" offers corporate decision makers an inexpensive, proven, low-tech cure for their ecommerce blues. It is also a how-to guide for copywriters thinking about taking the leap into online marketing, as well as for Webprofessionals who want to increase their sites' usability and appeal.

A guide to creating copy that connects with customers--and makes the sale

Advertising and promotion professionals have long known that, while bells and whistles may grab a customer's attention, words make the sale. Yet, nearly a decade into the Web revolution, E-commerce professionals are just now waking up to the fact that the usual high-tech, graphics-heavy approach to site design is bad for business.

"Net Words" explores the reasons why and makes a strong case for a revolutionary new approach to copywriting tailored to the unique demands of a powerful new medium. With the help of dozens of examples of successful and unsuccessful on-line writing, author Nick Usborne shows readers how to harness the power of the written word for the Web. Readers learn how to imbue a business with a distinctive on-line "voice" and use it to forge lasting bonds with customers, increase market share, and close sales.