FreedomXX
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This is going to be a very short rant.
I receive a number of messages through Linkedin and other social channels every week. I read almost all of them, not because they are (mostly) good copywriting but I am obsessed to see why they suck and make me feel like somebody tries to trick me : )
Some are worse than this, way worse.
Don't try to trick people into buying your stuff, that feeling will make them forget you in split seconds.
So how should you reach people instead?
First, be real and not sneaky : ) This is funny but 95% of messages I receive are fakey, don't do that.
Second, tell a story, talk about what happened, what is the problem, how it can be solved and become the solution to their problem.
Third, have a long term mindset while writing your message, don't only think that moment or tomorrow. Let them feel you have a long term vibe through your message.
Four, people will not remember what you said but will remember how you make them feel. Make them feel something real and distinctive.
I am not an expert on this but sent and read thousands of copies.
Last year I have doubled my business revenue through linkedin DM in only 2 months and helped close friends with similar growth or finding key connections. Even wrote a program that teaches this, helped 100+ people to do the same.
Most importantly I am sick of receiving spammy messages : )
These 4 things really worked for me and hope it helps your communication.
Short rant over.
I receive a number of messages through Linkedin and other social channels every week. I read almost all of them, not because they are (mostly) good copywriting but I am obsessed to see why they suck and make me feel like somebody tries to trick me : )
Some are worse than this, way worse.
Don't try to trick people into buying your stuff, that feeling will make them forget you in split seconds.
So how should you reach people instead?
First, be real and not sneaky : ) This is funny but 95% of messages I receive are fakey, don't do that.
Second, tell a story, talk about what happened, what is the problem, how it can be solved and become the solution to their problem.
Third, have a long term mindset while writing your message, don't only think that moment or tomorrow. Let them feel you have a long term vibe through your message.
Four, people will not remember what you said but will remember how you make them feel. Make them feel something real and distinctive.
I am not an expert on this but sent and read thousands of copies.
Last year I have doubled my business revenue through linkedin DM in only 2 months and helped close friends with similar growth or finding key connections. Even wrote a program that teaches this, helped 100+ people to do the same.
Most importantly I am sick of receiving spammy messages : )
These 4 things really worked for me and hope it helps your communication.
Short rant over.
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