@snapchatsupport I got locked out of using Snapchat on my phone and I was wondering if I can appeal it or reduce my ban. All I did was move explicit photos to my eyes only and they banned me which weren’t mine and from google. My user is konstantino100 if you can help.
The best copywriter often is not the best writer but it is the last man standing.
The best way to win something is to keep doing it when everyone else quits.
You can win as long as you are the most determined.
Every email should feel as real as possible. The reader should be able to feel, smell, and touch it.
You want this feeling because the more real it feels like, the more believable it is.
Problems are like a snowball, the more you let them roll down the hill the bigger they get.
You can stop it when it's the size of your fist but you can't stop it when it's twice your size.
The lesson is to never let a problem get so big that it becomes unfixable.
For outreach, your offer should not feel like a risk.
If the client feels like they are gambling on whether you are worth the money, then they will not waste their time.
So you need to make your offer as safe and valuable as possible.
One of the biggest lessons I heard is each day you started at 0.
It doesn't matter if you ran a marathon yesterday, today is a new day with new challenges.
The stuff you did yesterday doesn't matter because yesterday isn't today.
The things you like are not the things that your audience likes.
One of the biggest traps people fall into is writing copy for themselves instead of their audience.
An important copywriting skill is to write copy that interests the reader, not you.
5 BIG copywriting mistakes:
- Spelling errors
- Long sentences
- Huge blocks of text
- Writing a bunch of fluff (Unnecessary sentences)
- Being very pushy/salesy
3 fascinations for your subject line:
The unbelievable advantage: The unbelievable advantage of self-care
Only the: Only the politicians are allowed to know this psychological trap
The “dirty”. The “dirty” trap behind the make money online scheme…
5 BIG copywriting mistakes:
- Spelling errors
- Long sentences
- Huge blocks of text
- Writing a bunch of fluff (Unnecessary sentences)
- Being very pushy/salesy
How to pinpoint a problem:
1) Find the symptoms (Bad outcomes)
2) Connect the symptom to the root of the problem
3) Create a solution to get to the root of the problem
4) Kill the roots of the problem
Always have strength in numbers,
People won't buy products that are 5 stars but have two reviews, people will buy products that are 4.8 stars but have thousands of reviews.
Numbers can be used to show that the product is valuable because it shows others find it valuable.
How to overcome objections:
Usually, an objection is just a question waiting to be answered.
People come up with these objections because they don't think the product can work for them so your job is to answer these questions on why it will work for them.
Problems are like a snowball, the more you let them roll down the hill the bigger they get.
You can stop it when it's the size of your fist but you can't stop it when it's twice your size.
The lesson is to never let a problem get so big that it becomes unfixable.
Always do things with speed because the faster you get something done the sooner you put it to work.
An example is if I started a clothing brand and started accepting shipments a week later than I should have then that whole week of making money would be gone.