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Last week was packed with exciting stuff, so let's see what happened business-wise in my corner. 1. My friend, @MercureCopy, and I had a 2:1 consultation with an amazing guy. This dude used to be a media buyer. Later, he started building funnels for clients. And he realized that without solid copy, a funnel can't do much. So, right now, he's transitioning into becoming a full-stack marketer. During our 100-minute call, we gave him lots of pointers on what he could do next with his business. At the end of the call, he was very thankful and mentioned (twice) how grateful he was for having the chance to speak with us both. I love working with such folks because they listen, act, and get results. 2. I had a call with Kartra about my tracking issues. Sadly, we couldn't solve them. This was a day before the call with the media buyer/full-stack marketer. He knew about my pixel issues, so he suggested moving my stuff from Kartra to GHL. I'm having a call with him this week to see how quickly we can do things. This confirms that EVERYTHING happens for a reason. 3. We had a few calls with the team for the new supplement brand we'll be launching very soon. Last week, we made a lot of progress with the About page story. We also chatted with a couple of doctors who will be a part of the brand. They'll also write articles and share a few educational videos because the supplement(s) we'll be selling aren't simple. This week, we'll finally start putting everything together on the website and crafting the first funnels. 4. I chatted with four potential partners for another supplement I was going to launch last year. Nothing is certain yet, but I have two solid folks who might be a good fit. More info on this next week. 5. My Facebook engagement is acting crazily. This has been ongoing for several months already. Some posts would get tons of engagement and 3,000+ views... Others would barely be seen by 100 people. This is NOT normal. I still haven't figured out what's going on, so I'll keep you posted if I do. 6. I sent the so-called U.B.O.P email by @CalmNProfitable. And it got me a few replies and one person saying he'd join my 1:1 mentorship soon. Of course, that doesn't mean 100% he will. But it means that Fotis' Unorgasmically Basic, Orgasmically Profitable email works. --- Well, these are all the updates I have for you today. This is Week 8 of building my business in public. Cheers, -- Svet

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Wanna become a great copywriter? Then, you MUST know how to craft compelling stories. And what's the cornerstone of every hard-hitting story? Dialogues. In today's episode of EPIC threads... I'll show you how to write amazing dialogues. >>> Bookmark This Thread Now🧵<<< Now, dialogues might seem pretty easy. Just two people exchanging lines, right? Well, not exactly. There are MANY things you can do to make your dialogue great. And many, which can SCREW it big time. But let's not get ahead of ourselves and start with the basics. How to Format Your Dialogue The first rule is to have ONLY ONE speaker per paragraph. Let's take a look at an example in the image below: The second thing about dialogue is punctuation. This isn't so important from a conversion point of view... So if you're curious how to do it... Let me know below, and I'll craft a new thread on this topic. But as a general rule, you must use exclamation marks sparingly! Sometimes, you need a "!" to add emotional context... But they're usually a sign that you're trying to bolster weak dialogue. They're also distracting!! And if you use them too often, they lose their emphasis!!! (Demonstration over.) The next rule is to AVOID creativity in your tags. A tag is a word, such as said or asked. When you have a character beg, hiss, growl, demand, or (insert another descriptor here) a sentence... You're violating the most important principle in storytelling: "Show, don't tell." And that's another sign of weak dialogue. If you feel like you need to use a tag other than said or asked for the reader to understand your meaning... You need to rewrite your dialogue and the beats around it to make it stronger and clearer. Let's take a look at an example: Trying to get creative with tags also comes with other consequences. Said and asked are nearly INVISIBLE to the reader. Our minds skip over them. However, more creative tags aren't. So, they can quickly become distracting and annoying. They're also IMPOSSIBLE. Don't believe me? Go ahead. Try to hiss or growl a sentence. Can't do it, right? Another way we violate the "Show, don't tell" principle in our tags is when we add an adverb. For instance, he said sadly, or she said angrily. We're TELLING the reader what emotion the character is feeling... Rather than SHOWING them through action. That's cheating. The exception to both these rules is when you need to give your reader an indication of volume. Whispered, yelled, and shouted are all appropriate as long as you don't overuse them. So is, "He said softly." Someone can speak softly without necessarily whispering. So, in this case, we don't have a stronger verb to use in place of an adverb. We can also use a modifier to indicate the way a character is saying something... If we can't convey it through dialogue. Example: "I guess I can write that," Sylvie said slowly. We could try to imply slowness to Sylvie's speech through action... But there's no way we can really indicate that she spoke the words slowly... Other than writing "She said slowly." Now, you can probably think of best-selling authors who use plenty of creative tags or adverbs. But just because they do it DOESN'T make it right. Their writing would be stronger without them. I'm gonna wrap up here because that's a lot to digest. But if you've enjoyed this thread? 1. Like. 2. Comment. 3. Bookmark. 4. Repost it to your network. 5. Enjoy your day. Cheers, -- Svet

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Nail THIS Part in Your Marketing, and It WILL Crush (Ignore it, and you'll struggle to convert.) My copy has generated over $17,000,000. A lot of that amount has been thanks to one thing: A BIG idea. If you don't have one, your copy will likely bomb. But nail that part? And your copy will CRUSH. How to come up with a BIG idea? >>> A Thread🧵You MUST Bookmark <<< All the home run promos that have done 8+ figures have one thing in common: A BIG idea. This is also known as: - The hook - The BIG promise - The unique mechanism Whatever you call it, one thing is for sure: Learn how to come up with big ideas... And you'll be set FOR LIFE. Now, if you're new to copywriting, you might know what a BIG idea is. So, let's focus on that first. A BIG idea is something that makes your offer stand out from the rest. It's something no one's ever heard of before. That's why some people often refer to it as a "unique mechanism". (Though there are some differences.) For example, around a decade ago... The BIG idea of "eat chocolate and lose weight" disrupted the weight loss industry. And I bet the person who came up with it made $$$. But if you try this same idea today? It won't work well (or at all). Why? Because it's NOT new or unique anymore. Now, you might be wondering: Can I write good copy without a BIG idea? Sure. Many copywriters do. And their work might bring in some sales. But it will NEVER be a home run*. *Home run - an offer that generates 8 figures in sales. Why? Because if the copy lacks a BIG idea... It'll sound like the rest of the offers that are fighting for the attention of millions of people. That's the very reason I spend most of my time just on the BIG idea. And I suggest you do the same if you want your copy to CRUSH. In a second, I'll share some examples. They'll help you understand the big idea much better. But before that? I'd like to share some screenshots from Evaldo Albuquerque's book — "The 16-Word Sales Letter". If you don't know Evaldo... Well, he's the best non-native English-speaking copywriter in the world. In that regard... One of the best VSL writers in the world, Fran Rengel, called me "The next Evaldo Albuquerque" in 2022. So, you should listen to both of us. But for the next lines, let's focus on Evaldo's wisdom. Before Evaldo started writing home run after home run... His hit ratio was 20-30%. But after he started following his 16-word method... The ratio SKYROCKETED to 60-80%. So, what's this 16-word method? Take a look at this screenshot: As you can see from the image above, we HAVE to make the reader believe in the one belief. His formula is the following: This NEW OPPORTUNITY is the key to THEIR DESIRE, and it's only attainable through MY NEW MECHANISM. Here's what Evaldo means by that: This one belief is the BIG idea of the promo. When you focus on the one (BIG) idea... You get rid of everything else that's NOT important. This BIG idea drives your sales copy — be it a sales letter, an email, an advertorial, or a FB/YT ad. And the 10 questions Evaldo mentioned earlier? They'll add a ton of emotions to your copy. These questions never change. But they SUPPLEMENT the BIG idea. See them below: Okay, enough theory. Time for examples! A few years ago, I had to rewrite a sales letter selling a video course on how to alleviate back pain. The previous sales letter was focused on a specific technique that was the ONLY way to deal with back pain. Not bad. But not amazing either. I came up with the BIG idea for the new sales letter while reading "Atomic Habits" by James Clear. In one of the chapters, Clear talked about how if you get better by 1% every day... You'll be 37x better at the end of the year. Crazy progress, right? How did I relate this back to the back pain product? Here's how: (See the image.) In other words, the BIG idea: - Has to be new - Has to be easy-to-do - Addresses their current desire The last point is CRUCIAL. We're NOT creating a new desire. We're solving their current problems. Another example. I was writing a weight loss promo. And as you might know: The weight loss industry is one of the most competitive in the world. So, there's hardly anything the audience has NOT heard of yet. So, I was really happy to find something crazy in a study. Basically, the study discovered that if you go to bed stressed... NO matter what you do, your body will produce MORE fat cells. But if you alleviate the stress before going to bed... Your body will burn fat like a furnace. So, after reading that... All I had to do was show the reader that: Not going to bed stressed (new opportunity)... Is the key to losing fat (desire)... And is only attainable through this product that alleviates stress (new mechanism). Now, you might be wondering: Does this BIG idea thing apply only to sales letters and other forms of long copy? Nope. You can apply it to ads and emails, too. There, DR marketing people call it "the hook". So, if you want your ad/email copy to crush: Improve your hooks. --- And that's a wrap. Now, you know how to come up with the MOST IMPORTANT element of copy — the BIG idea. And you're ready to start printing money. Any questions? Drop them below. And if you enjoyed this thread? Please give it a like and share it with your audience. P.S. Follow me @TheCopyTitan for more value-packed threads like this one.

@TheCopyTitan The best thing to send would be: "Are you still interested?" Direct to the point, you do not pedestal the lead, and is non-needy.

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