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10 dead-simple tips to make you a better storyteller

Welcome to the first issue of Write On - your new go-to source for the best copywriting tips on the internet.

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📖 Storytelling - 10 dead-simple tips to make you a better storyteller:

Nothing hooks readers more effectively than a great story.

Nathan is making a name for himself in the storytelling world to the tune of 200K+ Twitter followers. He's my favorite creator to follow on the topic. Check out one of his best threads below:

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📜 Copywriting Principle - How to name and claim your ideas to stand out:

I've seen the effectiveness of this firsthand in my Email Marketing course. The part my students always remember the most? My named frameworks (e.g. The 5-Star Email Framework).

Cole takes this concept to the next level in his thread below as he walks you through how to name and claim your niche as an online writer:

🖼 Framework - Never stare at a blank page again. Steal these 10 copywriting frameworks:

I'm a HUGE fan of templates. I use them for my tweets, threads, marketing emails, etc.

Brain-dumping all of your thoughts onto a page is easy. Organizing those thoughts clearly and cohesively is the hard part.

Templates fix that problem by providing a proven format for organizing information. Chase outlines 10 of the best copywriting frameworks below:

🤯 Psychology - The best brands sell feelings, not products:

This powerful chart from Barsee shows why you should always look for the deeper reason why people buy your product.

They're not buying features. They're buying into the way you make them feel.

More emotion. Less logic.

⚙️ Tools & Resources - I can make a rhyme any time:

Meet rhymezone.com - a simple website that helps you find rhymes for any word you can think of.

People remember words and things that rhyme. Test it out in your copy and see what sticks!

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