The secrets of writing that will make people beg for your product
9 Sept 2024
The fastest way to obtain more clients with little effort is simple: you just have to become a convincing writer.
But there's one problem to this, most writers are BOOOOORING. They’re stale, bland, and give nobody a reason to buy their product.
There’s many reasons for this. I mean, nobody teaches this stuff, and school doesn’t really cut it either.
Learning this skill is the hidden super power. It’s the trick to actually start seeing results in your ads, yet nobody knows how to do it!
It’s not about using specific words, it’s not about lying to get a sale, it’s actually about something much, much simpler.
Writing doesn’t have to be stressful or confusing, just follow this one tip and you’re on your way to getting more clients with your writing in no time.
How to Get More Clients with Your Writing
Let’s disregard what we learned in Highschool for a moment.
In effective writing, there’s no banned words, or set-in-stone writing styles that you need to use for a good grade.
What we’re about to teach you is stuff that you can actually use right now and start seeing instant results.
Not in two years. Not in three months. Instant results, right now.
We’re going to talk about how to use your writing to actually get clients with the least amount of stress, time, and effort.
Let’s get into it.
The quickest way to get people to actually start reading your stuff
Picture yourself reading a newspaper article compared to this one.
In a newspaper article, all the letters are super confined and close together, the reading is impossible with the tiny text, and you generally don’t even know what’s happening.
Compare that with this article. There's plenty of line breaks, so it makes this easy to digest.
Reading this article is much easier than one in a newspaper, right?
That’s because I made this easy for you. Short paragraphs. Simple words even a toddler could understand. And there's no run-on sentences, so you don’t need to take five breaths for every sentence.
But don’t take this overboard, be mindful of how you use your line breaks. Don’t mash your article up like it’s baby food.
But on the other side, don’t clump your article up like it's a block of dirt.
You need to find a healthy middleground that won’t hurt you too much. Kind of like this article here.
This tip is important when you're making articles, but also in videos and Meta Ads too.
Any type of advertising you do needs to hook your reader, but it also needs them to keep reading until the end.
Stay tuned, much more is coming…
Talk soon,
Blake
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