Gary Halbert once said that the number one reason why people buy something is because...
When I was a child, I used to love reading mystery books.
Specifically, the A to Z Mysteries books by Ron Roy. Like the alphabet, there were 26 titles. One title for each letter.
I never got to read all 26 titles, I only read the ones that were available in my classroom. I remember hearing some books were missing because students took them home and never brought them back.
Anyways, I really enjoyed reading those books, so much so that I would reread them multiple times.
If I had to give one reason why I enjoyed them, it’s most likely because they’re packed with curiosity and suspense. I’d even go as far to say that they’re a lot more suspenseful than Scooby-Doo.
Make any person curious about something and they’ll be bound to want to learn more, or even buy something.
Like one of the great marketers, Gary Halbert, once said:
“The #1 reason most people buy something is because of curiosity.”
It’s a powerful emotion. Use it responsibly.
Yes, you can use it on your emails too. By using curiosity and what I teach in my book, you’ll have one heck of an engaging sales email.
Entrepreneurs or Contrepreneurs?
There are a lot of self-proclaimed entrepreneurs on the Internet, but they're not always what they seem to be.Another Reason to Prioritize Emailing
TikTok has a possibility of being banned in the United States, which is nothing but bad news for the influencers.How to Train Your Brain to Generate Endless Ideas For Writing Engaging Sales Emails
It's amazing to see how some people can pump out so much content so quickly. What's their secret? It's revealed in this article.