Jack Turk
Jack Turk, WriteKillerCopyFast.com
– The Sharkpreneur podcast with Seth Greene Episode 431 Jack Turk
Jack Turk has decades of experience writing for corporations like Microsoft and Kodak, as well as a number of small businesses, including dentists, attorneys, and even magicians. Jack focused on growing his career as a writer. After graduation, he bounced around from different jobs across the country – Michigan, Texas, Boston – having a great run writing for high-tech companies. His copy has generated millions of dollars in sales, and he's now known as the world's fastest copywriter.
On his 50th birthday he quit working for Microsoft to become a magician. After discovering the power of direct response copywriting, he extended his business to help other magicians successfully sell their services. He wants to help people write faster so they can get their copy faster, so people can help their customers and make some money.
Listen to this informative Sharkpreneur episode with Jack Turk about using effective copywriting to grow a business.
Here are some of the beneficial topics covered on this week’s show:
● How businesses need to identify their ideal clients and target them.
● Why your direct mail needs to call for action and ask for the sale.
● How your offer should be so good it makes you hurt to promote it.
● Why you need to target a problem and solve it for your clients.
● How the right bonus can create a bigger driver to buy than the product.
Connect with Jack:
Guest Contact Info
@jackmturk
linkedin.com/in/jackturk
Links Mentioned:
writekillercopyfast.com
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