Hamdoo Khan
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@DTCMidas I meant where do find the information to understand the customer ?
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Ugly ads and landing pages often perform better, but not because they're ugly.
They perform better because the person who made them wasn't spending his time on designing the most beautiful ad or page, but on research so that he’s writing copy and making content that resonates with his audience.
In the beginning you should spend most of your time understanding your customer.
How they think, what lingo they use to describe their problems and symptoms, what they've already tried that didn't work, what makes them skeptical, how they describe the dream outcome.
That's the only way to resonate with them, so don't waste your time on making things look "beautiful", it won't move the needle.
Good copy, an easy to read font (make it bigger than you think) on a contrasting background, and 1 accent color is more than enough to build creatives and pages that convert.
Your design should be purely optimized for ease of digestion of copy and content, and leading them to the next stage in your funnel (eg. where to click).
In later stages you can blend the two, great design that also converts. But until you do at least $10M/year, don't focus on design. Just keep it simple, and spend your time on things that actually drive conversion.
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@_Tee__G No one is forcing you to buy from these shops.
Why are you still buying from these shops ?
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@SABCNews Unfortunately the govt and state does not implement its own rules. This has resulted in people taking this situation.
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Here’s a persuasion technique the top Copywriters use all the time, without even thinking about it.
It’s so powerful it shows up in nearly every great piece of Copy ever written, and you’ve been on the receiving end of it more times than you realize because it’s subtle enough to go unnoticed, which is exactly why it works so well.
And the fact that you’re even reading this tells me you’re part of the 1% of writers who are serious about understanding persuasion, not just Copy tactics.
So the technique is simple.
It works by appealing to who your reader already believes he is.
Because one thing you can count on with people is that they will never act against who they think they are.
A careful man won’t make the risky choice, no matter how good the numbers look. A frugal man won’t get the luxury option, even if he can afford it.
And most Copy flops for this reason: it’s asking the reader to stop being himself for a minute, and nobody wants to do that.
So what the best Copywriters do instead is name the identity the reader already believes he has, then position the product as the natural choice for a man like him.
Once you do that, the buyer doesn’t feel pushed at all, because buying your product now feels like an act of self-respect.
Want an example?
Look at the opening of this tweet.
I told you you’re part of the 1% of writers who are serious about understanding persuasion.
And you agreed, so you kept reading.
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@nasiphim @CityTshwane Why are our local citizens buying from the shops ?
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By-Law Enforcement: We have discovered a meat retailer in Hammanskraal that’s selling expired meat and other food products. The store, Hammanskraal Hawkers One Stop, is managed by Chinese nationals. #ReASpana @CityTshwane
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@SAHPRA1 @Tumisemete @HealthZA @OfficialSAPC A bit late. Better late than never, I guess. Who's been buying and selling and selling them ?
And all the other unregistered meds that are sold to pharmacies ?
And the millions of antibiotics sold on demand, over the counter?
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⚠️ Public Safety Alert: Unregistered Weight-Loss Medicines Seized ⚠️
The South African Health Products Regulatory Authority (SAHPRA), working with the South African Pharmacy Council (SAPC), has taken strong action against the unlawful manufacture and distribution of unregistered GLP-1 medicines used for weight loss.
An inspection at a facility in Pretoria uncovered serious violations, including:
👉️ Illegal large-scale manufacturing under the guise of “compounding”
👉️ Use of untested and illegally imported active ingredients
👉️ Poor sterile conditions and lack of quality controls
👉️ No systems in place to monitor adverse reactions
Several injectable products, including those containing semaglutide and tirzepatide, have been seized, and a full product recall has been initiated. Reports of adverse events, including hospitalisations, have also been noted.
🚫 The use, sale, or promotion of unregistered medicines is illegal and poses a serious risk to public health.
✅ Members of the public are advised to consult qualified healthcare professionals for safe and approved treatment options.
🔗 Find out more: bit.ly/3RWa1BS
#SAHPRA #PublicSafety #Healthcare #PatientSafety #Regulation

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Day 5 of a two-week #ReASpana service delivery operation in Winterveld. We’ve joined the by-law enforcement team who have successfully closed 4 businesses, issued fines, and arrested 7 illegal immigrants. 🚨🚨🚨🚨
During the operation, Tshwane teams found the following:
- Expired food products
- Businesses operating without valid trading licences
- 7 Illegal immigrants - arrested
- Non-payment of municipal water services
- Illicit goods and contraband: cigarettes
@CityTshwane


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@MusaMzilikazi You dont need marches. Just have consumer boycotts like in the 80's.
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@ZANewsFlash Why not do what what was done in the eighties ? There were many successful consumer shop boycotts !
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WATCH: The Zulu Royal Chancellor, Inkosi Malusi Zondi, says it seems as if foreign nationals are getting preferential economic treatment ahead of locals.
He cited the example of public trading spaces, saying locals are confined to owning street stalls while foreign nationals have businesses in formal buildings.
He lamented that foreign nationals are fingered for allegedly bringing drugs into the country and expressed support for the March and March Movement and other organisations fighting illegal immigration.
However, he encouraged these organizations to fight this battle without resorting to any form of violence.
Zondi said this earlier today while having a sit down with the media in Durban, KwaZulu-Natal - KZN Tonight Podcast
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@Newzroom405 @ZinikokaMhlaba Why not remove the fuel tax (levy)?
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International Relations Minister, Ronald Lamola says the Department of Mineral Resources is looking at recommissioning some of the refineries as a possible solution to fuel price volatility due to the Middle East Conflict. @ZinikokaMhlaba has more
Watch: tinyurl.com/4e8s4mpn
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60-Second Copywriting Masterclass
1. Do enough research. Otherwise, you'll struggle to craft high-converting copy.
2. Always focus on the reader. They don't care about you. They care how YOU can help THEM.
3. Read your copy out loud. This is the BEST way to spot clunky flow and weird sentences. When you're done, read it out loud again.
4. Use paragraph breaks. Huge chunks of text burden the reader and make you sound like a university textbook. Write copy in short paragraphs.
5. Stay away from fancy words. If a 5th grader can't understand your copy, you need to dumb it down. Use the Hemingway app to do so.
6. Delete or rewrite "it". Once you're done writing, do a word search for "it" and rewrite as many instances as possible. Do the same for "this" and "that".
7. Don't try to reinvent the wheel. Beginner copywriters try to be creative. Advanced copywriters use proven templates.
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There are no consequences and repercussions for illegal foreigners doing illegal activities in the GNU run South Africa, actually the law doesn't apply to them.
Poison was found inside snacks sold to kids, police were called to the shop, no arrests, no investigation, the shop was not closed and it proceeded to operate like nothing happened.
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@Sello_Libram Hoekom boycott julle nie die winkels nie ? Moenie by hulle koop nie.
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@Sentletse The big contributor to high car prices is government duties on cars. Duties that help keep the troughs full
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Busi Mavuso wrote a nonsensical article about manufacturing.
She blames Chinese car imports for killing local manufacturing of German vehicle and wants us to impose tariffs on China.
She further claims that ‘Just Energy Transition’ would boost local manufacturing.
This is all a load of bollocks.
Local car manufacturers or assemblers are suffering not because of Chinese import but simply because of their extortionist pricing. There was a time that cars we export were cheaper outside than they were here. Chinese car manufacturers are offering value for money.
That is how capitalism works: Competition!
The argument that government should protect local manufacturers in order to protect jobs is a dishonest argument. The Chinese dealership network employs are much more than all these local manufacturers combined. Moreover, these Chinese companies are beginning to set up their manufacturing base here.
The demand for government intervention, by people who preach free market and privatisation, in order to rescue capitalism is preposterous.
Mavuso’s view that renewables are a necessary impetus for the manufacturing sector is not based on science but a dishonest gospel meant to benefit independent power producers (IPPs). Mavuso represents Business Leadership SA, which advocates for IPPs and cannot be objective on energy issues.
What she fails to comprehend is the reality that the manufacturing sector cannot run on renewables. Germany has over 50% of installed energy capacity as renewables yet failed to sustain its manufacturing industries when the supply of cheap Russian gas came to a halt. A number of manufacturing plants shut down as a result.
It is pure fantasy that by ramping up renewables it would boost industrialisation and our manufacturing capacity.
The media needs to stop elevating these nonsensical opinion pieces by so-called business leaders.

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JUST IN: More than 900 bottles of medicine were seized by authorities soon after arriving in Zimbabwe from South Africa in a Quantum.
Two Zimbabweans Msawenkosi Ndlovu (49) and Vengai Chawa (41), were arrested for unlawful possession of controlled substances.
It has now been proven that Beitbridge Border(South African side) is easy to access for smugglers, while Zimbabwe is able to stop smugglers.


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@UKZNCHS Price discounts to retail pharmacies exist in spite of the act. And most community pharmacies do not disclose the SEP and their dispensing fee. They show a single price. I don't believe that government can control the retail prices.
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Key observations by Dr Andy Gray, one of our esteemed senior lecturers in the Discipline of Pharmaceutical Sciences 💊 spotlightnsp.co.za/2026/02/12/ins…
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