Effective Bump Offers

Bump offers are a great way to boost your AOV.

They don't need much copy.

And they convert better than normal upsells.

Especially if you're using one of these two types of bump offer.

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1) The No-Brainer:

Something that makes more sense to buy than not to.

So if you're selling a $1,000 tablet...

Then a great bump offer would be a case for it.

The prospect will want to keep their new purchase safe and the price will seem trivial compared to it.
2) The Exclusive

This wants to be a genuine one-time-only, never available again, offer.

And it's usually best if it's something in a different format to the main offer.

So if you're selling a course on FB ads...

You don't want the bump to be more info.

Instead...
A great bump would be templates of your best performing ads.

Make it a bargain, you don't want sticker shock for a bump offer.

And use a line like:

"(This offer not available at any other time and place.)"

To let prospects know this is their only chance to buy.
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Marketing Books

13 must-read books for the direct response marketer.

Though any business owner should understand at least the basics of marketing.

Let me know your recommendations.

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The Ultimate Marketing Plan by Dan Kennedy

Dan lays out the fundamentals of direct response marketing.

A great book for anyone new to marketing to get an understanding of exactly what direct response is.
The 1-Page Marketing Plan by Allan Dib

This builds on the above book and helps you create a simple and effective plan for your marketing.

Though it is, to put it mildly, heavily inspired by the work of Dean Jackson and Joe Polish.
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