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What do the Beastie Boys, Rice Krispies, and the movie 9 To 5 have in common?
If you guessed that they were a few of my favorite things, you wouldn’t be wrong! However, these are all brilliant examples of a powerful writing and marketing principle that will help you write memorable, effective, and entertaining sales copy.
In this episode of ill communication, you’re going to find out why the rule of three is a powerful tool to have in your marketing toolbox. You’ll begin to use it to strengthen your message and after this episode, you’ll probably begin to see it everywhere.
As Aristotle said, three is perfection. Our brains love patterns and three is the smallest number you need to create a pattern. Once you start infusing this rule into your copy, you’ll love the way it turns out.
You don’t have to follow this rule exclusively, that would probably get pretty annoying for your reader and you can’t always convey every message with this rule. But the next time you’re writing for your business, keep the rule of three in mind because it could turn a bland, boring message into something more memorable.
Tune in to learn more about the rule of three and how to use it to make your sales copy stand out.
Show notes are always available at www.kimkiel.com!
I would love to connect on Facebook: www.facebook.com/KimKielCopy, Instagram: www.instagram.com/kim_kiel_copy, and Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/kimkiel
Text me a question or comment!
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What do the Beastie Boys, Rice Krispies, and the movie 9 To 5 have in common?
If you guessed that they were a few of my favorite things, you wouldn’t be wrong! However, these are all brilliant examples of a powerful writing and marketing principle that will help you write memorable, effective, and entertaining sales copy.
In this episode of ill communication, you’re going to find out why the rule of three is a powerful tool to have in your marketing toolbox. You’ll begin to use it to strengthen your message and after this episode, you’ll probably begin to see it everywhere.
As Aristotle said, three is perfection. Our brains love patterns and three is the smallest number you need to create a pattern. Once you start infusing this rule into your copy, you’ll love the way it turns out.
You don’t have to follow this rule exclusively, that would probably get pretty annoying for your reader and you can’t always convey every message with this rule. But the next time you’re writing for your business, keep the rule of three in mind because it could turn a bland, boring message into something more memorable.
Tune in to learn more about the rule of three and how to use it to make your sales copy stand out.
Show notes are always available at www.kimkiel.com!
I would love to connect on Facebook: www.facebook.com/KimKielCopy, Instagram: www.instagram.com/kim_kiel_copy, and Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/kimkiel
Text me a question or comment!
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