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After all , it's all about presenting what appeals to your market - not to your own finely-honed aesthetic senses!

This is afar better option. Of course , why luck out on what could possiblybe a hot seller particularly if others have passed it over, leaving you brilliantly positioned to swoop up the brunt of its potential sales!

Whatever you do, don't contact the vendor and say, "Hey, your selling page sucks. I gotta rewrite it, looks like a chimp went berserk in the dark, with a collection of fluorescent paints and a banana."

O.K, so thatis a respectful way of putting it. The sales page has more hollering capital letters than a 6th grader discovering how to text message. The colors are making your eyeballs bleed. It's stuffed with links to external sites ( and even a big flashing associate sign up call ) - and you believe those blinking arrows have just put you into some sort of fit.

Abetter way to seat your obscene suggestion is something more along the general lines of : "That's a fantastic product and a really dynamic sales page, but my list has a tendency to be a conservative bunch who believe beige is too much color on a wall. Would you be OK with me writing a sales letter that they are going to be so ok with, so it brings us both more sales?"

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