Most businessmen admit to knowing that often times a good sales copy is what makes all the difference. A 20-year-old college graduate finds a simple and effective solution to this problem.
February 12, 2007 (Press Release) --
West Warwick, Rhode Island -- A lack of in-house copywriting talent can be a major strain on any business out there causing even the brightest and most promising businesses to go bankrupt. History has witnessed a flock of successful and promising companies that were deemed to fail only because of failing to market their message properly. Even the “blue chips” with their top-notch teams of marketing specialists and consultants are prone to occasional mishaps costing their stockholders millions of dollars. What’s more, most business owners are still hardly aware of the problem.
“I managed to lose thousands and thousands of dollars in revenues and who knows how many potential clients to my competition while probing my copywriting efforts early on,” said Brendan Mascote, a 20-year-old from West Warwick, Rhode Island. “My business partner has finally gave up and sold his share in our business after seeing no solution to our long-term failure to market our message to clients.”
Only recently Brendan came to recognize that his case is not unique. Home-produced copywriting efforts in most American firms, large or small, often end up bringing little of what’s expected of them. Slumping sales, disappointed customers, share- and stakeholders departure are just some of the symptoms of this all too common and widely-neglected problem.
In some cases companies are lucky enough to stumble upon a talented copywriter amongst their employees. Others, on the other hand, are left with paying exorbitant invoices to professionals, who charge as much as several tens of thousands for a single sales copy. However, most small and medium businesses are still negligent of the problem and of potential returns they are missing out on. At the very same time very affordable automated solutions exist, which could literally generate millions of dollars in otherwise foregone revenues.
Brendan has managed to turn his business around with the help of one such software solution. “I found an excellent resource that really made my day and has been an immense help ever since,” said Brendan.
More information about Brendan's story and how he overcame his copywriting problems can be found at: http://blackhatcopy.blogspot.com
“I managed to lose thousands and thousands of dollars in revenues and who knows how many potential clients to my competition while probing my copywriting efforts early on,” said Brendan Mascote, a 20-year-old from West Warwick, Rhode Island. “My business partner has finally gave up and sold his share in our business after seeing no solution to our long-term failure to market our message to clients.”
Only recently Brendan came to recognize that his case is not unique. Home-produced copywriting efforts in most American firms, large or small, often end up bringing little of what’s expected of them. Slumping sales, disappointed customers, share- and stakeholders departure are just some of the symptoms of this all too common and widely-neglected problem.
In some cases companies are lucky enough to stumble upon a talented copywriter amongst their employees. Others, on the other hand, are left with paying exorbitant invoices to professionals, who charge as much as several tens of thousands for a single sales copy. However, most small and medium businesses are still negligent of the problem and of potential returns they are missing out on. At the very same time very affordable automated solutions exist, which could literally generate millions of dollars in otherwise foregone revenues.
Brendan has managed to turn his business around with the help of one such software solution. “I found an excellent resource that really made my day and has been an immense help ever since,” said Brendan.
More information about Brendan's story and how he overcame his copywriting problems can be found at: http://blackhatcopy.blogspot.com
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