Episode 576: #BizTipFriday: 5 Copy Patterns for MORE Sales
If you’re serious about growing your online business, using the right words with your audience is absolutely critical, which is why in this #BizTipFriday episode I want to share 5 copy patterns you can use right now to make more sales!
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In this episode you’ll hear:
- How to start bringing kinesthetic language into your copy, along with some examples of what this looks like in practice
- The way to approach introducing visual aspects into our communication
- What the choice bind is all about and the formula I use when implementing it
- Why “getting” is a much more powerful word than “giving”
- What future pacing is and the reasons it is one of my favorite language patterns to use
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