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	<title>Comments on: Business Checkup</title>
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		<title>By: Michael Madden</title>
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		<dc:creator>Michael Madden</dc:creator>
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		<description>Hey Armand

This may be the most boring, yet profitable, task for any business person to undertake. Doesn&#039;t fall into the &#039;WOW&#039; category----until you see the results. Case in point. I have a Broadcaser Training company and give away a Free Report (http://www.broadcastingcareer.com ) as a means of educating folks on how to break into radio broadcasting.

For the longest time, I used long copy on the splash page and had just enough success with it I didn&#039;t see the need to refine it. I read an article on short copy testing better (should&#039;ve been testing this myself:&gt;)) so I went ahead and did it. My downloads increased 82% literally overnight. Further tweaking and amending of the copy has since increased that number as well. I did the work one time, but the increases are daily.

Another area this concept should be practiced is on ones PPC words. I&#039;ve found over the years more effective ways to communicate the message my students are looking for as I get to know the language they speak more intimately.

Thanks for the tips, as you&#039;ve you&#039;ve helped me sit on the cutting edge of my industry.

Michael Madden</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hey Armand</p>
<p>This may be the most boring, yet profitable, task for any business person to undertake. Doesn&#8217;t fall into the &#8216;WOW&#8217; category&#8212;-until you see the results. Case in point. I have a Broadcaser Training company and give away a Free Report (<a href="http://www.broadcastingcareer.com" rel="nofollow">http://www.broadcastingcareer.com</a> ) as a means of educating folks on how to break into radio broadcasting.</p>
<p>For the longest time, I used long copy on the splash page and had just enough success with it I didn&#8217;t see the need to refine it. I read an article on short copy testing better (should&#8217;ve been testing this myself:&gt;)) so I went ahead and did it. My downloads increased 82% literally overnight. Further tweaking and amending of the copy has since increased that number as well. I did the work one time, but the increases are daily.</p>
<p>Another area this concept should be practiced is on ones PPC words. I&#8217;ve found over the years more effective ways to communicate the message my students are looking for as I get to know the language they speak more intimately.</p>
<p>Thanks for the tips, as you&#8217;ve you&#8217;ve helped me sit on the cutting edge of my industry.</p>
<p>Michael Madden</p>
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