@AfricanGiants1 Good day Sir, is me Stanley Obioma (Husband in Trouble). I am a student in 1-on-1.
I have sent messages severally on WhatsApp without reply. Please check me out on WhatsApp and help me. Thanks
@GrammarHippy What you think you need to start a business:
🔹$30k
🔹A nice office
🔹Tons of website.
What you really need:
🔹A GRANDSLAM OFFER.
🔹A traffic source
🔹 George Ten!
What do you do when you have too many potential clients to handle?
This 👇
1. Raise your prices.
2. Disqualify QUICKLY.
3. Get a small number of clients who you LOVE working with.
4. Keep raising prices and keep a small amount of clients.
As demand goes up = prices go up.
Copywriting Tip
People love to be led — even though most won't admit it.
Tap into this desire by giving them guides and reassurances in your copy.
Phrases like:
• You'll be guided step-by-step
• One-on-one support
• We've got you
Information products are like magic.
You take air…
Package it nicely…
And sell it.
Air = information.
There’s no difference. They’re both free.
This is where you really measure your skills as a marketer.
If you can sell air —
You can sell anything.
Copywriting hack:
Wanna make sure your copy is clear and readable?
Copy paste it into the Hemingway App.
Try it.
You’ll know.
P.S.
Make sure it says that your writing is at a 6th grade level.
Anything above?
Rewrite until it’s at 6th grade.
Don't try to write for millions of people.
Instead, write for a niche audience. Answer a specific question. Help them solve a specific problem.
In the short-term, you might reach fewer people.
But in the long-term, you'll build a high-affinity audience.
The biggest mistake you will make as a writer:
Trying to create something for everyone.
If you try to write something for everyone, you'll end up creating something no one is interested in.
Writing Tip:
Your headline should always make it obvious who you're writing for.
Your audience should be able to say:
• “This is EXACTLY for me“
OR
• “This is NOT for me“
Force a binary decision from your reader.
Optimize your content for skimmability:
• Use subheads
• Use bullet points
• Bold key sentences
• Divide your piece in sections
Tons of great content never gets read simply because of the way it's presented.