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How to Write Blockbuster Sales Letters

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• Approximately how much do you spend on medical<br />

treatment each year?<br />

• <strong>How</strong> much do you spend on prescription drugs each year?<br />

• <strong>How</strong> much do you spend on vitamins each year?<br />

• <strong>How</strong> much do you spend on supplements each year?<br />

• Which prescription drugs do you use most?<br />

• Do you now have health insurance?<br />

• <strong>How</strong> concerned are you about the quality of your<br />

current coverage?<br />

• What is your weight?<br />

• What is your height?<br />

• Do you belong <strong>to</strong> a gym or health club?<br />

• <strong>How</strong> much exercise do you do each week?<br />

• What kinds of regular exercise do you focus on?<br />

• <strong>How</strong> do you rate your overall health?<br />

And there are all kinds of other related questions you might ask,<br />

depending on the information you need. Can you see how the answers<br />

<strong>to</strong> such questions could be very helpful <strong>to</strong> a marketer selling health<br />

products?<br />

Your survey should be an impressive, official-looking document; a<br />

four-page booklet at a minimum. I sometimes construct eight-page<br />

surveys. Your survey should look like it might have been produced by<br />

a government agency, perhaps the Census Bureau, or an academic or<br />

medical research institution. The survey should look prestigious.<br />

And, as you promised in your letter, you will deliver an impressive<br />

report <strong>to</strong> Congress and the White House on the results of the survey,<br />

...<strong>Blockbuster</strong> <strong>Sales</strong> <strong>Letters</strong> 153

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