Swipe File: Content Marketing Results
Written by Alice Seba
It’s one thing to publish content and hope for something to stick, but it’s entirely another to create content that is designed for boosted conversions.
I don’t know about you, but I’d prefer to do the latter. 
To help you, we’ve released a Content Marketing Swipe file that will help you with your…
- Headlines
- Power Words & Phrases
- Transitions
- Calls-to-Action
- Closings
- Post Scripts
It’s a little excerpt from the weekly Better Content Marketing course and I hope you’ll find it helpful.
Download Link:
Click here to download your swipe file (PDF)
Keep it handy while you create your content, edit your PLR or work with a ghostwriter.
Ready for More Profit with Content?
If you'd like to learn to create content that builds your business, simply enter your first name and email address below and click "Subscribe". You'll instantly receive your guide and we'll keep you up-to-date with what's happening at Contentrix, content marketing news and more.
About the Author
Everybody says "Content is King", but what does that mean for you? 
Patty Gale says:
Great swipe file, Alice. Nice and simple. Thank you!
Helena says:
This is wonderful! Thanks so much.
Jon Kidder says:
Thanks for sharing this!
Lynn Terry says:
Awesome swipe file, Alice. Thank you. I printed it out to refer to often. Love it!
Angie - The Work at Home Wife says:
Thanks, Alice. It is very rare that I will print things off these day, but I certainly did with this one!
Rebecca says:
Very valuable information. I’ve just written my latest article and incorporated your advice. Thanks
Michelle says:
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!! I am very grateful. This is the best and I will definitely utilize it!
Valerie says:
Thanks Alice this is wonderful. Thanks for sharing
Dana Lynn Smith says:
What a terrific resource – thanks so much, Alice!
Michelle@MixedMediaArt says:
Thanks! A great reminder, with all of those bits we know we should remember in one spot!
Alice Seba says:
Thanks for your feedback everyone…really glad it will be helpful!
Henrik Flensborg says:
Cool swipe file – short and to the point
Stephen says:
Thank you for being so generous with this gift and wishing you all the best with your son starting Kindergarten. My son just went off to College, so both of us saw our son out the door for the ‘first’ time, just a few years apart … the separation anxiety is similar in both cases … this too shall pass.
Alice Seba says:
Thanks for your kind words. I am trying to remember what I said, but my kids are in grade 2 and 4…plus I have a toddler at home. I just love having them around.
I can’t imagine the college days. Thankfully, we have good universities and colleges nearby. They don’t have to move away to go.
Sherry says:
This is very cool Alice! Thanks for sharing.
Diane Hawn says:
Just in time! I am sitting down to write out some some for fourth quarter marketing. Thanks
roc6 says:
Thanks a lot for sharing, wonderful.
Laura says:
Thanks for the free pdf – it’s a great resource! I can’t wait to go through it in more depth.
Alice Seba says:
Thanks again guys.
By the way, we’ve got more great stuff coming. Make sure to grab the free guide here (it will also get you on our notification list), so you’ll know about the new stuff right away.
Kelly Poelker says:
Great resource, Alice! Thanks.
Karen Cioffi says:
I’m new to the site and want to thank you for a great resource.
Jessica - party caterer says:
Alice,
Thank you so much for the great swipe file. This information is of great value, especially when I’m trying to write before my morning coffee kicks in.
Best,
Jessica
Kathy Baker says:
Thank you so much Alice!
This is such a great resource to have by my computer to refer to to make sure I check and optimize my copy for engaging reading and super best conversions!
Thanks heaps!
Best Wishes
Kathy
Pat Jennings says:
Alice:
Thank you for this resource.
I especially like the Transitions section. I just looked over some of my writing and found a few places where I could improve the transition. I especially like the ones that are questions. “Follow me so far?” “what’s next?’ etc. I think they make entire message sound more conversational. And that makes everything sound more believable.
Thanks again,
Pat Jennings