Words that Sell
More than 6000 Entries to Help You Promote Your Products, Services, and Ideas
by Richard Bayan
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More than 6,000 words and phrases that make the difference between "yaddayaddayadda" and copy that sellsLooking for a better way to say "authentic" Words That Sell gives you 57 alternatives. How about "appealing" Take your pick from 76 synonyms. You'll even find more than 100 variations on "exciting." Fully updated and expanded, this edition of...
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