Scott Bywater
Sometimes your potential client has tried to do all the right things but still failed to achieve their objectives. And they’re literally fed up. They’ve had enough. So when you enter this conversation, by calling it out, youcan instantly resonate with them. For instance, imagine you’re a fitness expert like Zac Mason Your headline could read: […]
Read MoreThere is a time and place to compare yourself to the competition and it will quickly set a superior product or service apart. Here’s the thing: our mind doesn’t think technically, it thinks in images. It also thinks in terms of what it’s familiar with, so if you want to explain that something is 57,600 […]
Read MoreI felt the pain instantly. Even though I’d dove into the rock pool dozens of times before, when I pushed my feet down… I ended up with a “rock splinter” in my big toe. It hurt. And if I had seen an ad on the way home which read: “If you have a rock splinter, […]
Read MoreRecently, I dove into Keith Cunningham’s “The Road Less Stupid.” A gem of a book, and it introduced me to a concept that, while not entirely new, was certainly underutilised in my routine: “Thinking Time.” Sure, I think a lot. When crafting copy, strategizing in meetings, or planning my week. But setting aside dedicated, conscious […]
Read MoreYou’ve been told ignorance is bliss, but that only lasts for so long. Here’s why: Most things which are good or bad for us happen incrementally. And when we’re not aware of this, it can hurt us and our business. Take vegetable oil – sunflower oil, canola oil, etc. It’s extremely toxic, and it’s found in most […]
Read MoreI was chatting with a builder recently. He’s extremely knowledgeable, and I would say the top 1% at what he does. But he does, at times, lose work to cheaper competitors. That’s why we have not only redone the copy on his web site, we’re also creating a regular flow of blog content… Which is then cut […]
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While they love the promise, they could get blinded by scepticism. One of the best ways is to address the issue head-on, via the “what if” technique… It works a treat when you want to introduce something which nobody believes is possible. For example… “What if there was a Cure for Alzheimer’s, and No One […]
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