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Here are 12 crazy hacks from Alex Hormozi that can drive 10x advertising led success. |
1/ Headlines come first because they are first and most important. David Ogilvy said once you've written your headline, you've spent 80 cents of your advertising dollar. |
Most people only see headlines, and while it feels unfair that a single phrase carries such weight, the math is clear: improving click-through from 1% to 3% triples your audience. |
The best advertisers obsess over headlines because that's where the money lives. Remember: curiosity is king, different is ideal, sexy works, and never run an ad without a headline. Headlines are just different wrapping paper for the same offers. |
2/ Say what only you can say. Proof will always outdo promise. If you've helped moms over 35 who are vegan powerlifters, say so. Be one of a kind in whatever pond you choose. |
Competitors can copy your offer but never your proof - that must be earned. |
3 / Always call out who you're looking for - and even more powerfully, who you're not looking for. When you say "this isn't for people below $500,000 a year," you powerfully position yourself. |
Polarizing customers creates stronger connections with the right ones. Vanilla never sells. |
4 / Always have a reason why. The word "because" is one of the most influential in English. You don't need a perfect reason - even fraternity party planners understand this. |
A reason, any reason, lowers resistance and increases compliance. |
5 / Damaging admissions are devastatingly effective. Owning your flaws builds trust, and trust trumps promise. |
"Our websites are ugly as hell, but they convert" works better than "our websites convert." The statement after "but" is what you want believed, so structure accordingly. |
Tell the truth in a marketplace of lies and you'll stand out instantly. |
6 / Show don't tell. Instead of saying "get more sales," describe the experience: "running out of order forms because customers are reading credit cards to you too fast." |
Describe the future problems they would prefer to have. The moments matter more than generic promises. |
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7 / Tie benefits to status whenever possible. Who will admire them after using your product? Their family? Friends? Competitors? Humans are status-seeking creatures, and tying benefits to improved standing multiplies their appeal. |
8 / Use urgency and scarcity legitimately. Urgency is about time; scarcity is about quantity. The key is making it real - being willing to say no after deadlines maintains your reputation and builds demand for next time. |
9 / Implied authority moves people to action. If you've been in business 40 years, say so. Third-party validation like awards creates conversational opportunities and instant credibility. |
10 / Always have a PS statement - it's the second most-read part of any advertising after the headline. Use it to disqualify people who aren't a fit, recap your key points, or reinforce urgency. |
11 / Write at a third-grade reading level. People pause to understand complex copy, then stop reading entirely. Short sentences, small words, big promises. Simplicity trumps concision every time. |
12 / And bonus: whenever possible, use humor. The highest-converting ads both entertain and educate - entertainment goes broad while education changes behavior. Testing humor is essential, but when it works, it's unbeatable. |
Remember - fancy equals friction, simple equals sales. |
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