We have a word for the strategies involved in creating a product or service that fills a niche and solves a problem. That’s what designers do. The pretty part comes next (and it’s confusingly called design as well, when it should probably be called craft.)
Design leads to leaps and breakthroughs. Craft ensures that great design accomplishes its mission.
Designing effective copy begins with the presumption that you can then craft the sentences that support that strategy.
But beginning with design ensures that good craft won’t go to waste.
All Deals are Handshake Deals
The only variable is how specific you’re willing to be about who is promising what.
Specific contracts don’t completely protect you from dishonorable people. What they do is make it really clear about what it takes to do what you said you were going to do.
Start with a good agreement. But your future depends on doing agreements with good people.
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How to Speak Your Customer’s Language and Drive Engagement
Craft a clear and compelling value proposition that answers why your offering is valuable to them, cutting through the noise with impactful language. Adding elements like social proof as testimonials, case studies, and success stories — builds trust and authority, making it easier for new prospects to envision the benefits they’ll gain. Finally, a powerful call-to-action (CTA) that aligns with their goals invites customers to take the next step, giving them the confidence to act. By focusing on customer needs in every part of your copy, you not only enhance engagement but also build a stronger, more genuine connection with your audience.