Comments on: Are Questions The Answer In Your Copy? http://www.keithgoodrum.com/are-questions-the-anwser-in-your-copy/ On Becoming A 2%er Thu, 17 Dec 2009 17:58:14 +0000 hourly 1 By: 5 Types Of Posts To Write | Keith Goodrum http://www.keithgoodrum.com/are-questions-the-anwser-in-your-copy/comment-page-1/#comment-302 5 Types Of Posts To Write | Keith Goodrum Tue, 22 Apr 2008 03:56:32 +0000 http://www.keithgoodrum.com/are-questions-the-anwser-in-your-copy/#comment-302 [...] 2. Comment posts – Let’s say you are writing a comment on another blog. You find that your comment is a couple hundred words long. Instead of adding a long comment why not expand it a little and post it to your blog? This is one I wrote in February: Are Questions The Answer In Your Copy? [...] [...] 2. Comment posts – Let’s say you are writing a comment on another blog. You find that your comment is a couple hundred words long. Instead of adding a long comment why not expand it a little and post it to your blog? This is one I wrote in February: Are Questions The Answer In Your Copy? [...]

]]> By: Ryan Healy http://www.keithgoodrum.com/are-questions-the-anwser-in-your-copy/comment-page-1/#comment-50 Ryan Healy Fri, 22 Feb 2008 15:48:09 +0000 http://www.keithgoodrum.com/are-questions-the-anwser-in-your-copy/#comment-50 Keith - Thanks for the mention. I agree with your analysis. Re: the headline. I think it worked for a few reasons, including the reason you mentioned. 1. By mentioning 2008, it was specific. 2. Instead of using a "get rich quick" type of promise, it promoted "long-term wealth," which is much more believable. 3. Many of these prospects have been trying to succeed in real estate for years. So it got them thinking that this could finally be the year for them to succeed. Great post, Keith. Thanks! Keith – Thanks for the mention. I agree with your analysis.

Re: the headline. I think it worked for a few reasons, including the reason you mentioned.

1. By mentioning 2008, it was specific.

2. Instead of using a “get rich quick” type of promise, it promoted “long-term wealth,” which is much more believable.

3. Many of these prospects have been trying to succeed in real estate for years. So it got them thinking that this could finally be the year for them to succeed.

Great post, Keith. Thanks!

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