1. Join the headlines 2. Inform your target audience 3. Pounce on trends 4. National X Day when relevant to your brand 5. Delight then reward 6. Use purposeful creative
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At 19, Warren Buffet completed Dale Carnegie's course saying it “had the biggest impact in terms of my subsequent success.”
It taught him how to communicate, lead, and influence people.
These 8 lessons from Dale Carnegie will teach you how to influence consumers 🧵
1. Genuinely interested
Persuasive communication occurs when you’re genuinely interested in solving your consumer's problems.
They’ll trust you after they’re convinced you have their best interest at heart.
The more you're interested — the more you’ll influence their decisions
Dale Carnegie says, “Of course, you are interested in what you want. You are eternally interested in it. But no one else is. The rest of us are just like you: we are interested in what we want.”
Curious how a company with a $2+ trillion market-cap writes persuasive copy?
Here are 13 ways Apple persuades readers with its copywriting 🧵
1. Focus on one idea
Each Apple headline focuses on one idea.
It draws all attention and awareness to that benefit.
By keeping the focus on one idea, Apple is able to communicate its message effectively.
2. Write for scanners
76% of website goers are scanners.
Apple follows three rules when writing for this:
- Big headlines to showcase one idea
- Use sub-headlines to entice scanners to read
- Use the inverted pyramid for paragraphs (biggest benefit to smallest)