The most profitable headline I ever done wrote
Published: Sun, 11/08/15
It was sleepy-looking headline.
Nobody (including the client, I don’t think, but he was eager to test anything) thought it’d amount to much. And, it was one of 3 or 4 headlines I sent the client.
Then, it ran.
And, it immediately (was a very short test) won.
But, not only did it win… but the client then decided to use it as his space advertising all over the Internet — including on major conservative news websites that get butt-loads of traffic, like Drudge, NewsMax, WorldNetDaily, and the list goes on. He basically used the headline verbatim (maybe a word or two at the most were tweaked, can’t remember) with a “click here” call to action.
The result?
That ad ran and ran and ran.
I don’t recall for exactly how long.
But, it was at least 4 or 5 years (give or take).
And, of course, it made said client a lot of money (and they were already a $30 million per year business).
Anyway, what was this headline?
Actually, it doesn’t matter.
You see, the magic was not in the headline.
It was in the psychology behind the headline — something I learned from years of studying great headline writers, especially world class copywriter Scott Haines (who has written copy for everyone from marketing gurus like Jay Abraham and Gary Halbert, to even Donald Trump).
The same psychology Scott teaches in his big expensive course.
A course, you can get until tonight at midnight (pacific time) along with over $900 worth of bonuses including (1) My Crypto Marketing Secrets book (2) A Free “Email Players” back issue and (3) a copy of the exact bullet points template I use (sitting on my desk right now).
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Ben Settle
P.S. What?
You feel “jipped” by my not showing you the headline I wrote?
Okay, how about this:
If you order Scott’s course by the deadline tonight with my affiliate link, and forward me your receipt by email, I’ll reply with the headline.
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