The Case For Selling in Every Piece of Copy (or Content!) You Create

You’ve seen the statistics: the average person sees a zillion or something marketing messages every day. Whether or not it’s true, you probably notice this general trend. You can’t watch a YouTube video, scroll through Facebook, or even drive down the highway without seeing some advertising. Such ad bombardment causes a lot of business owners…

Got “Segue Block” When Selling in Copy? Here’s Something to Try

There’s a saying among copywriters that goes something like this: “If you have writer’s block, you haven’t done enough research.” In other words, if you know your audience well enough, any copy you write should just flow out. I definitely agree with that in almost all circumstances — especially when it comes to the copywriting…

A Case Study For Every Stage of Awareness, Part 3: Solution Aware

(NOTE: This is part 3 of a 5-part series of posts. If you missed part 2, click here.) In the first two parts of my series, A Case Study For Every Stage of Awareness, we covered the two stages where customers know at least some information about your product. The goal was to provide more…

A Case Study For Every Stage of Awareness, Part 2: Product Aware

(NOTE: This is part 2 of a 5-part series of posts. If you missed part 1, click here.) If you read part 1 of my A Case Study For Every Stage of Awareness series, you’d know that Most Aware customers are nearly always concerned with price. But not really. It’s value they care about. Read…

A Case Study For Every Stage of Awareness, Part 1: Most Aware

There’s a book many copywriters covet. It’s written by a direct response legend, it costs over $100 (and is easily worth many times that)… and it’s hard to get because copywriter and marketer Brian Kurtz has exclusive rights to sell it. I’m talking about Breakthrough Advertising by the legendary Eugene M. Schwartz, of course. And…

6 Great Places To Use Case Studies… That Aren’t a “Case Studies” Page

Go to any marketing-savvy business’s website, and I bet you they have a page (or several) chock-full of (hopefully) beautiful and compelling case studies. That’s a good first step. Case studies let prospects see, in full detail, exactly how you help people like them. They can put themselves in the happy customer’s shoes and see…