Winning Sales Letters From Prospect to Close

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Date

July 20, 2009

Format

Paperback, 240 pages

ISBN

0071628118 / 9780071628112

Edition Number
1

Language
English

Audience
Professional and scholarly

Imprint
McGraw-Hill

Publisher
McGraw-Hill

Country
United States

Copyright
2009

Dimensions
7.4 in Width x 0.58 in Thick

Weight
1.32 lb

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Overview

First impressions are critical.
Make yours count with a winning sales letter!

You know how important it is to make an authentic personal connection with clients and potential customers. You live for elevator pitches and face-to-face contact. You enjoy making people comfortable while offering ways to serve their needs.

But do you put as much time and effort into that other, equally important sales tool: the written word? Communications, marketing, and media expert Ralph Allora shows how to craft effective messages that reach out to new clients, keep you on their radar, and close the deal.

Winning Sales Letters—From Prospect to Close teaches you how to:

  • Strategize your messages for every stage of the selling process
  • Command attention and motivate your clients
  • Put your best self in every note
  • Create engaging approaches for letters, e-mails, and text messages
  • Avoid the mistakes that sabotage great communication

“A sleek, practical guide to writing winning sales communications. Whether you’re a novice trying to ‘earn’ the meeting or a savvy pro with writer’s block, this book will help you connect, engage, and build trust with your customers.”
David Forgione, VP, Multi-Media Sales, The Wall Street Journal

Table of contents

1: The Essentials
2: Letter-Perfect Rules
3: Deal-Makers
4: The Art of E-mail
5: Sample Letters
6: The Cheat Sheet

Biographical note

Ralph Allora is the principal owner of Allora Communications, a consultancy specializing
in marketing communication strategy, promotions, and creative services for a wide range of
clients in the media and service industries.