Mancer | Email Designer

I specialize in designing emails that don't just look good—they work.

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Here is a Before and After of Auri Nutrition's welcome email.

Let me know what you think?

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The best call to action is clear, specific, and urgent.

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Don’t just tell readers what they’ll gain.

Remind them what they’ll miss out on if they walk away.

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A headline is more than a hook.

It’s a promise.

Make sure the rest of your copy lives up to it.

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Tell people what they’ll lose if they delay.

That urgency often seals the deal.

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People don’t want “amazing products.”

They want solutions to specific problems.

Show how you fix their pain points.

Not just why your product’s great.

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AIDCA > AIDA.

Adding Conviction to the mix makes all the difference.

Hook them, make them want it, give them proof, then push them to act.

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A great brand story does more than sell.

It connects, educates, and entertains.

The goal?

Keep your audience engaged until they’re fully convinced.

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The more detailed your descriptions, the better.

Your audience needs to feel, see, and connect with what you’re offering.

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Brand personality is what makes your brand relatable.

Build a personality want to interact with, and you’ll keep them coming back.

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Know your audience’s pain points before you start selling.

Identify their problem and frame your product as the solution they’ve been looking for.

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Alliteration isn’t just poetic.

It’s a memory technique.

A sprinkle of it in your copy can make a line stick.

Just don’t overdo it though.

Use it subtlety.

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Empathy is the undercurrent of great copy.

If your audience feels understood, they’ll trust you.

And trust leads to action.

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Specificity sells because it shows you know your product inside and out.

Give details that help your audience envision exactly what they’re getting.

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Sensory words bring your copy to life.

It’s not just about how things look.

Engage all five senses to create something vivid, memorable, and compelling.

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A good copywriter narrows in on ONE powerful idea.

Scatter ten ideas around, and you’ll dilute the message.

Be precise, and focus on that one big idea.

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The “Power of You” is simple.

Speak to one person at a time.

Writing in second person creates intimacy.

Makes every line feel like a personal message.

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The more vivid your description, the more likely they are to connect with it.

Don’t say “hardware”.

Say “12 types of screws and fasteners for every project.”

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Want your customers to care?

Stop talking about yourself and put the spotlight on them.

Write copy that speaks to their needs, not your brand’s ego.

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Jargon and buzzwords kill engagement.

People want clarity, not a vocabulary quiz.

Speak in plain English, and they’ll keep reading.

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Your voice is what separates you from competitors.

It should resonate with your audience’s own tone.