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Bob Callahan
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« on: November 20, 2008, 01:35:09 PM »

I think in doing sales pages you might need to be more flashy than with your web site. This page will need to get attention and get buyers to look and become a participant and get involved with this page. Pour out your soul into the message and make it interesting and do use colors on bold outlines and throughout the page. What are you thoughts on this? Does color on a page get your attention or what?
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« Reply #1 on: November 20, 2008, 02:54:08 PM »

I think it's a must for sales pages
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« Reply #2 on: January 21, 2009, 09:04:07 AM »

Tim here again,

Has I mentioned in a previous post, colors are good but should
be used in such a way where it will capitvate your readers and
not send them running away.

When we design a website, sales page, optin page or blog theme
we need to show consistency in color, layout and graphics.

Placement of Header Tags, bullets and indents are also a very
crucial part in directing your reader or future customer in the
direction you want them to take.

And everything should lead to a call to action.

If your sales page does not flow consistantly and make logical
sense then you've lost your reader and or have confused them
to the point where they will just click away.

A good first in pression is a must. It has been documented that
you have less than 0.7 seconds to captivate your reader. That's
right 7 tenths of a second. (That's after page load of course)

Past statistics have stated that you have a full 7 to 10 seconds
to draw your readers in with compelling copy or your done, and you
have lost a potential customer.

So if we stay with the KISS Principle (Keep It Simple Silly) your
customers will praise you for it.

Tim
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