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Schlitz Beer : Copper on Wood Cut Printing Block : 1 1/8" x 2" : Very Cool! | |
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Schlitz Beer Globe Logo : Copper on Wood Cut Printing Block : 1" x 1" : Vintage! | |
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Schlitz Beer
What do you think of Schlitz Beer?
I just got back from the Beer store. Was looking to try something different. I see a sale for a 12 back of Schlitz Beer for $10. It says original 60's formula (wasn't around in the 60's but hella wish I was)
So what should I expect tonight after work when I sit down with my crock-potting pork chops and pop open a bottle of Schlitz and turn on the Red Wings game?
Ok... so how would it rate compared to... Budweiser?
Ok I just had my first bottle... and its really not that bad. I mean its not GREAT but it is definitely drinkable.
Oh and DapperDad, wow I'm not reading all of that BS... your a fool lol.
Hey! No need to slam my home town...
Milwaukee is pretty famous for:
Summerfest - the world's largest music festival
Harley Davidson - if I have to explain...
Miller Beer and many other beers - why do they call us Brewtown?
I could go on, but I won't.
The 60's formula for Schlitz is the "easy to drink, gotta please the masses and make a macro-brew" kind of beer. After all, if you think about it, our Dad's all drank the national brew stuff. It's the generation born after 1965 that awoke the micro-brew movement. The old formula did taste brassy - he's right. But, as for PBR - well, they're still riding the crest of the wave of that Blue Ribbon back in 1893! But, it's not brewed by Pabst, it's brewed under contract by Miller. The Pabst Plant has been closed since the mid to late 90's.
Have a Schlitz - it's not that bad! I'll be over at 8.
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Schlitz Beer Metal Tin Sign | |
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US $21.00 | 26d 10h 10m |
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Joseph Schlitz Co 15.5 Gallon Stainless Steel Beer Keg Tote Systems Beatrice NE | |
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US $99.99 | 25d 1h 40m |
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OLD SCHLITZ BEER IRON ON T SHIRT TRANSFER | |
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US $8.08 | 9d 1h 20m |
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Schlitz Beer Sign -Advertising Sign shape of barrel end | |
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US $100.00 | 23d 2h 36m |
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Schlitz Beer : Copper on Wood Cut Printing Block : 1 1/8" x 2" : Very Cool! | |
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US $14.99 | 28d 5h 7m |
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SCHLITZ DARK BEER TAP HANDLE | |
0 Bid | US $8.75 | 1d 19h 59m |
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Schlitz Beer Globe Logo : Copper on Wood Cut Printing Block : 1" x 1" : Vintage! | |
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US $14.99 | 19d 2h 33m |
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Vintage Schlitz Beer Tap | |
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US $17.95 | 3d 1h 42m |
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Vintage 1970's Schlitz BEER Iron on TRANSFER | |
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US $5.00 | 3d 20h 51m |
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Schlitz Beer Bar Can Old Logo Store Man Cave Advertising Lighted Sign | |
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Lot of 2 Schlitz Malt Liquor & Old Milwaukee Beer Tap Handles-NO RESERVE!! | |
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RARE VINTAGE SCHLITZ BEER BULL EYES LIGHT UP BAR PUB CLUB GAME ROOM WALL SIGN 3D | |
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Schlitz Beer, It Made a City Famous $59.99 Schlitz Beer, It Made a City Famous - Wall Decal |
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The Schlitz Beer Driver Delivering Boxes of Beer $79.99 The Schlitz Beer Driver Delivering Boxes of Beer - Premium Photographic Print |
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Rasta 4817 Schlitz Beer Bottle Costume $48.6 Schlitz Beer Bottle Costume. Adult one size halloween costume. Costume is the schlitz beer bottle one piece body. |
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Schlitz Beer Bottle Adult Costume $33.95 Suit up in this Schlitz Beer Bottle Costume and give a nod to your favorite old school beer. Schlitz may be the "beer that made Milwaukee famous," but you'll be the in the life of the party in this beer costume. Gender: Unisex Age: Adult Occasion: Everyday Size: One-Size Color: As Shown |
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Schlitz Beer Bottle Costume - Funny Halloween Costumes $41.24 Schlitz Beer Bottle Costume This Schlitz Beer Bottle Costume includes a one piece body tunic and would go great with the Schlitz Beer Costume Dress for a Couples Costume! Gender: Unisex Age: Adult Size: Adult Std. Color: As Shown |
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Schlitz Beer Bottle Costume - Funny Costumes $41.24 Funny Halloween Costumes - This Schlitz Beer Bottle Costume includes a one piece body tunic and would go great with the Schlitz Beer Costume Dress for a Couples Costume! |
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Reading Headlines at Streetside Newsstand, Neon Sign Advertising Schlitz Beer $79.99 Charles E. Steinheimer Reading Headlines at Streetside Newsstand, Neon Sign Advertising Schlitz Beer - Premium Photographic Print |
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A Man Posing with a Glass of Schlitz Beer Beside Portraits of the Founders $79.99 A Man Posing with a Glass of Schlitz Beer Beside Portraits of the Founders - Premium Photographic Print |
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Schlitz Beer Bottle Hat (Adult) $16.99 Includes hat. Does not include shirt. This is an officially licensed Schiltz product. Gender: Unisex Age: Adult Type: Hats & Headpieces Theme: Food & Beverages Occasion: Everyday Size: One Size Fits Most Adults Color: As Shown |
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Costumes For All Occasions GC4817 Schlitz Beer Bottle Costume $46.8 Smock style costume with open face front. Supply your own beer in bag. One size fits most adults. |
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Costumes 199663 Schlitz Beer Bottle Hat Adult $33.05 Includes hat. Does not include shirt. This is an officially licensed Schiltz product. Size: One Size Fits Most Adults |
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Buyenlarge 164700P2030 Schlitz Beer It Made a City Famous 20x30 poster $31.73 Series: Beer. Artist: Unknown. Period:. Source country: USA. Source Year: 1942. 20inch by 30 inch poster print on standard paper. All files are stored digitally and are ready for reproduction. The quality is closely monitored to ensure professional results. This item takes 59 businessdays to ship |
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Live For Schlitz Vol. 1 $14.99 Live For Schlitz Vol. 1 |
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Vintage Clear Glass " Schlitz " Beer Glass - 6 Inches High
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Vintage Gold Logo " Schlitz, Miller, Ballantine, Budweiser, Pabst Blue Ribbon " 6" Beer Glass
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Schlitz Beer Tall Pilsner Glass Set
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The Baker's Dozen Of Yale - 1956
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Schlitz Beer Can Diversion Safe
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Officially Licensed Schlitz Beer Light Box
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Schlitz Malt Liquor Bicycle Jersey Large
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MOB 9x33 Schlitz M.L. 24oz Can Skateboard Grip Tape
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Schlitz Beer Label Car Bumper Sticker Decal 5"x3"
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Schlitz Beer Black Label Car Bumper Sticker Decal 5.5"x3"
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Schlitz Beer commercial - Treasure Hunt (1971)
Five Effective Tips For Writing Successful Sales Letters
One of the most powerful weapons in any marketer's arsenal is a well-constructed sales letter. It provides the perfect vehicle to drive home your sales presentation, and it allows you to reach thousands and even millions of people all at once.
There are many ways to go about crafting the perfect prose needed to grab and hold the attention of your target market. Here are some tips that you may want to keep in mind.
Tip #1
Your Opening Sentence Or Headline Must Make Your Reader Sit Up And Take Notice
A great copywriter's secret is to begin your ad or article or web page with a powerful question. This makes the reader curious right off the bat and it usually does a pretty good job and making him/her want to read more. For example:
If you could learn a simple strategy with a proven 85% success rate at getting every day guys/gals like you a juicy raise at work, would you like to know what it is?
Asking your readers a question is fantastic and highly effective way to get attention. Why? Because you are asking them to enter into a conversation with you. You're not lecturing them, preaching to them, screaming at them, or boring them with stats or ideas they don't care about.
In essence, what you're doing is engaging your reader by asking them for their opinion. And you're simultaneously giving them the option of whether or not they want to continue to be engaged, whether or not they want to read more of what you're saying. Even more, you're getting them to open their mind, which is tremendously important, because once they're open to what you're saying, then you've got your foot in the door.
In addition to a question, or in place of a question, another effective attention-grabber is to begin your piece by using what's known as a damaging admission. For example:
If you're looking for an accountant who will do your taxes quickly and at a very low cost, then we're not for you.
But if you're looking for an accountant who can help you save money by coming up with legal tips, tactics, resources and strategies that you either don't know or have never heard of, and which can save you a ton of money this tax season, then check out our Pay Less Taxes Today website to get our free report on the top ten best legal ways to save money on your income taxes.
This damaging admission method is a very effective opening salvo because it's disarming. By honestly telling your reader what you're about up-front, they're more likely to believe you. A damaging admission is attention-getting because we all like to relate to other human beings, and when our fellow man/woman starts admitting their weaknesses or mistakes, we find it compelling and interesting to say the least.
It's certainly more compelling than hearing someone go on and on about how great he or she is.
TIP #2
Make a list of all the benefits of the product or service you're selling, and use this in order of importance in your copy.
It's well known in marketing circles that people don't buy products or services. People buy the great results those products or services can bring them.
You're not buying a car when you purchase a Mercedes; you're buying comfort, class, elegance, and prestige. And when you buy a Volvo, you're buying safety. Does Disneyland just sell rides? Does Las Vegas just sell gambling? Or do they sell magical dreams of fulfillment of one kind or another? When writing about your product, you need to identify and see the product achieving great things for the prospect.
Even better, if you can discover what copywriters call a "hidden benefit," one that is secondary to the benefits the products/services were designed for, then you can strengthen your appeal. We all want to be in on secrets, ever since we were in kindergarten. For example, a hidden benefit of red wine, besides it tasting so great, is that it helps reduce the risk of getting a heart attack and stroke by thinning the blood and thus unclogging our arteries. I think you'll agree that this is a pretty amazing benefit.
Just about every product out there has a hidden benefit that often times may be even more attractive than the obvious benefit. Like finding hidden treasures, hidden benefits engage us and are exciting to read about.
TIP #3
Always explain your key benefit in great detail
Anyone can make claims like, "we're the pioneer," "we're the biggest," "we're the cheapest priced," "we're the best." But not everyone can persuade us that their claims are true. All copywriters and all marketers in general know that it's important, no, imperative, to prove your claims.
This is done by explaining in detail about how and why your product/service can and will succeed at achieving the things, the benefits, your competing products/services can't. Now, you don't do this by screaming at your readers, and you don't do this with a lot of BS hype. You also don't do it by using shallow surface words like "fantastic" and "number one."
You do this by giving facts, explaining reasons, and providing social proof, and giving interesting details about your product.
A Marketing 101 story teaches us of the legendary copywriter Claude Hopkins. In 1919 he was hired by the then faltering Schlitz beer to craft an ad campaign that would rescue the company from slipping sales. He visited the Wisconsin plant and found out how intricate the process actually was, which is something he never knew.
Digging deep wells to find pure water; using only the best barely and hops; facilities where hey sanitized the bottles. Hopkins told company heads to reveal this to the public, but they were apprehensive at first, as all companies brew their beer more or less the same way. Hopkins countered by explaining that, while this may be true, the first one to tell the public about it would be viewed as the first company that took the most steps to brewing beer.
Can you guess what happened?
People who love beer were fascinated by the subject, and before the year's end Schlitz jumped in ranking from #15 to the top #1 selling beer in the country. Turns out, beer lovers were thrilled to know exactly and precisely why they should pick one beer over the rest.
TIP #4
Tell readers exactly what they will get when they buy your product or service.
When you buy something, don't you want to know exactly what you'll be getting for your money?
Sure you do. And so do your readers. As customers, we want to know where our hard-earned dollars are going. Think about it. When you buy something, let's say a computer or printer, you want to know exactly what all the features and benefits are, don't you? How well does it perform? How fast is it? How many miles does it get per gallon?
Keep this in mind when writing your copy. You should always include all the information your prospects need in order to make a buying decision. Bullet points work well here, as they provide just the highlights. However, you should definitely include a complete list somewhere.
If you're selling anything, you should include right on the box an impressive photo of all the materials your customers will be getting. After all, your letter is like your sales package providing a ton of valuable information.
TIP #5
Give social proof whenever possible, and make sure the people or companies you choose are credible.
As a copywriter writing a sales letter, you are a salesman. And it's important that you understand this. Being bombarded these days with messages from all directions, we've become weary of salesmen and marketers.
We're skeptical, regardless of how compelling their story and claims, and regardless of all the details described. What we need is social proof, best believable when coming from famous and respected people, to confirm that what the sales guy or marketer is saying is true.
If you are selling a new system for sanitizing toothbrushes, you should get endorsements by top dentists. An endorsement of your revolutionary dental product by the dentist for presidents Bill Clinton and George W. Bush is impressive, isn't it?
It's a good idea to try to get testimonials on audio and video and put them directly on your website. Be creative. Also, use website links as much as possible. For example which testimonial below is more believable? A or B?
a) "They gave me the best website ever!" Posted by John from Nebraska.
b) "My website's design was spectacular, the company provided me with unlimited design revisions, the price was affordable, and the turnaround was fas." Posted by Jane Betty Frier. Click this link to see her website.
OK, bad example, but you get the idea!
The more testimonials the better, as long as they are detailed and credible. You can never have enough testimonials.
About the Author
Richard Cagney heads the SEO/SEM division of the affordable custom website design firm All Access Unlimited (http://www.allaccessunlimited.com), in Stamford, Connecticut. AAU provides high conversion marketing to companies aiming to expand and grow in the American and world markets.
