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Hi there! Here are my suggestions to improve the email copy along with my feedback: Subject Line: The current subject line "Why Traditional Diets Fail.." comes across overly negative. I'd recommend changing to "A New Approach to Lasting Weight Loss" - keeping it positive. Intro P...

Hi! I was just wondering, I do not have a portfolio made and I want to get low pay or free gigs to start making my portfolio. So when I am sending emails to prospects and cold leads, should I create a short bit of copy related to the specific company to show what I am capable of? Or should I just s...

Well, the short answer is that it can definitely help, but it's not a magic bullet. While having a Wikipedia page can improve your product's online visibility and credibility, it's just one small piece of the puzzle. To really increase your product's online visibility, you'll want to take a multi-fa...

1. It depends on the arrangement between you and your client. You and your client should discuss and decide who will be responsible for providing the email addresses. You could ask your client directly, saying something like, "Hey, who should I send this email to? Do you have the email addresse...

If you choose a niche like social media, it doesn't mean you have to limit yourself to only writing social media posts. You can write blog posts, articles, eBooks, and other types of content too. You can even expand your niche to related topics like content marketing or digital branding. The most im...

V ivid language: Use descriptive words and phrases that create a vivid image in the reader's mind. Y our customer's perspective: Always write from your customer's perspective. Consider what they want and need, and how your product or service can help them. Z ero in on benefits: Focus on the benefit...

Well, generating value is like giving someone a map to the treasure, whereas doing something for them that they don't want to do is like forcing them to dig for it with a spoon. In other words, showing someone the way to create value is empowering and helpful, while doing things for them that they d...

Good tips! Here are more examples of how syntax and context can impact the clarity of your message: "I saw her duck" vs. "I saw her, duck!" In the first sentence, it may be unclear what "duck" refers to (the animal or the action of lowering one's head). In the second se...

Both versions convey the same meaning and do not really differ in terms of indicating ease or difficulty. However, there is a slight difference in tone between the two phrases. For example, the phrase, "Generate an extra $1,000 per week," is a command or instruction that implies some level...

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Hi copywriters! you've probably heard of David Ogilvy , the legendary advertising executive who wrote some of the most iconic ads of the 20th century. Ogilvy was not only a master of words, but also a master of persuasion, psychology, and creativity. He knew how to craft compelling headlines, write ...