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Webinar Ad Copy - What Pulls?

Bryan Hancock#4 Off Topic Contributor
  • Investor
  • Round Rock, TX
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We are working on building some webinar material. I think our material will be first rate when it is done.

Where we are struggling a bit is with figuring out what pulls the best for ad copy to get people to the webinar. What pulls for you? Specifically, we will use:

1. Email blasts to our list...tens of thousands of people
2. Tiny urls to landing pages circulated via social media

So what is needed is:

3. Nice clean copy that is visually appealing for group 1 above. The copy should also pass the spam filter and entice people to view the material and sign up

4. Some catchy Twitter-like feed for group 2 above in many instances

Have you used these techniques before? If so, what pulled? Any words of wisdom are appreciated.

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