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Pithy, commonsense, how-to-say-it advice and information for a medium that is drowning in a tar pit of boring verbosity. Read Lewis and Murphy--and act on it--and youve got a good shot at making a sale. -- Denny Hatch, Editor Target Marketing magazine Interactive commerce . . . the World Wide Web . . . E-Marketing . . . Cybermarketing . . . the terms keep multiplying, just like the number of websites. Most marketers arent succeeding. But a few are. The difference? Its a matter of using the same old rules in a totally new environment, one thats dynamic, immediate, and unforgiving. Cybertalk That Sells is the first book devoted to in-the-trenches guidance on crafting sales messages that work in the new world of E-commerce, including: A road map for navigating the new medium How to develop e-mail that sells What the buzzwords really mean A complete Cyberstarter start-up kit A comprehensive list of the words, phrases, and banners that will sell more product Easy-to-use rules and guidelines for selling in the new electronic environments About the Authors Herschell Gordon Lewis is one of the worlds premier copywriters and the author of over 20 books on how to write copy that sells more product. His articles appear regularly in Direct, Selling, and Catalog Age. Jamie Murphy is an Internet communications and marketing specialist for ATG Technologies, an Inc. 500 company. His articles on marketing and the new technology have appeared in the New York Times and the Wall Street Journal.
