The Power Of Using Stories In Your Sales Copy

There are many advantages in using stories in your sales copy but many people have already forgotten about the power of stories. Remember how as a kid, we are always looking forward to stories? Stories interest and intrigue us as kids, so who's to say that adults don't feel the same way too? In fact adults would be able to relate to stories better because of our experiences in life. Using stories in your sales copy allows your potential customers to imagine seeing, hearing and feeling as the characters in your stories. When people hear or read a story, it can affect their moods, emotions, decisions and choices on a subconscious level, and most often than not, when this happens, it will usually get under most people's radar. Thus it is advisable to tell stories with characters who are buying your products or services and enjoying the benefits. People tend to remember stories better than normal advertisements. When people hear or read a story, it goes straight into their subconscious mind. It is difficult for someone to remember anything without an emotional attachment to it but with stories, you can reach out to them and touch them emotionally. Stories being entertaining, also have the ability to make your potential customers lower their buying guard and open up their willingness to accept your sales recommendation or offer. It is also a great to make your sales copy more personal as you would be the only one who can tell a story with your own personality. When people can feel your personality, it will make your offer so much more personal, giving it a little more human touch and an impression of knowing you. Remember people want to do business with people they know and no one really want to deal with robots. When someone hears or reads a good story, they usually have the tendency to share it with friends and family members. This being the case, your stories have a very high chance to being viral. Imagine your sales increasing just by word of mouth. With all these advantages of using stories in your sales copy, shouldn't you consider adding one the next time you write your sales copy?