The most freakishly fascinating sales letter headline ever written

Published: Sat, 10/05/19

One of my favorite Jim Rutz headlines is:

“The 8 Best Ways To Kill Your Husband”

Reason why is, it shows one of the things about Jim Rutz that fascinates me the most:

His mastery of using blind curiosity in many of his headlines.

Usually, having a benefit, or implied benefit at the very least, is what drives high-selling direct response ads. But Jim Rutz not only penned a lot of pure curiosity headlines, but his copy was so inherently interesting and fascinating that many times you don’t even know something is for sale until you’ve read it — like pleasure reading — and you find this overwhelming urge to buy the product he somehow was selling without selling.

Anyway, something to think about if you write copy…

And here’s something else to think about:

If you want to see a 200+ promo swipe file of Jim Rutz’s ads, featuring all kinds of his sales letters and ads doing this sort of thing, the deadline to get the “Read This Or Die” swipe file along with the bonus Swiperoscope sales letter analysis videos I am giving to people who buy from my affiliate link below and send me the receipt by that deadline is coming up lickety-split.

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1. Use my affiliate link below to get the swipe file

2. Forward me your receipt by tomorrow, Sunday October 6 at midnight EDT

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Ben Settle

P.S. I have nothing but pure contempt for procrastinators.

I say this for the gaggle of small-thinkers who, every. single. time. I do one of these types of offers, waits until a few minutes before the deadline, or is too ignorant to even look at the deadline, and something goes wrong with the order page, they can’t buy, then they ask if I will make an exception.

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If not, then, by all means, procrastinate away…