My agency has written 10,000+ pieces of copy.
Our #1 Copywriting Rule:
Never write copy from scratch, always use a framework.
Here are 10 proven copywriting frameworks to write high-converting copy.
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With the tight F1 race this weekend between Lewis & Max (he's winning btw), best time to listen to this deep dive on F1:
"There are 400M or so unique (F1) fans globally...the NFL might have more like 100M...the Premier League is probably closer to 300M"
https://t.co/Xru3JJ5IDL
This is my 5 year story about becoming a far better storyteller.
Goal: Tell a story as well as Neil deGrasse Tyson.
It started with me podcasting to share stories with friends. Every time I spoke, however, I sounded lifeless like a stressed-out amateur.
Why?
Okay, I am bored.
For every RT I get, I am going to drop 1 sales tip.
First 2 tips on the house.
1. Meet with carefully selected sales persons in non-competing fields to swap ideas.
2. No contacts = No sales = Staying broke, make contact today.
Let's go 🚀
Once you have the first thought, you’ve opened-up the space in your mind for the information. Without this first thought, there is no demand. But once you have it, you notice things you didn’t notice before, which causes you to transition to passive looking. Demand-Side Sales 101
THREAD time for @naval.
Top, timeless tweets from @naval over the past 2 years, ordered by popularity, filtered by timelessness.
This account is one Twitter will be remembered for.
Ever wonder what happens when you search for flights? 🤯 We unravel the mystery and break it down in the just-launched Duffel Blog → https://t.co/xZZmhbLsC8.
What’s the biggest travel secret we should write about next?
Mother Nature has a trick to get us to look after each other. When we are kind or generous, when others are kind or generous to us and even when we witness an act of kindness or generosity those warm and fuzzies we feel are thanks to the oxytocin flowing through our bodies.
A THREAD on simple yet insightful ideas on 'making better decisions' curated from Shane Parrish's (@shaneparrish) tweet library:
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You get paid linearly for analyzing and solving problems.
You get paid non-linearly for spotting and siezing opportunities.