booknotes Boron Letters: Advice on Copywriting - Part 7 Chapter 24 Getting customer's attention Reasons for stopping a habit, in this case of writing letters: he wants to review some reference material and take notes to have more coherent things to write he wants the son to type up the first 25 letters
booknotes Boron Letters: Advice on Copywriting - Part 6 Chapter 21 How to think about offering a product discount The author is feeling tired. Physically in terms not being able to complete his 'road work' in one go. And also mentally in terms of longing for freedom and feeling down in general. Yet
booknotes Boron Letters: Advice on Copywriting - Part 5 Chapter 17 How to get good at copywriting The way to get good at copywriting is to copy good writing. [I knew there would be a pun in there] The author advices copying by hand good ads you come across. Before I decided to
booknotes Boron Letters: Advice on Copywriting - Part 4 Chapter 13 Do guilt and manipulation work? This letter starts off explaining how to induce guilt in a direct mail sales pitch. Sadly, the below sample copy does not stand the test of time. So many fauxpas here. More an example of things you
booknotes Boron Letters: Advice on Copywriting - Part 3 Selling info products, customizing products to a niche, how to get people to open your sales emails and what to put inside those emails. Those are the topics covered in the the next four letters I read (9 to 12). Chapter 9 Selling info
booknotes Boron Letters: Advice on Copywriting - Part 2 This is part 2 of my notes from The Boron Letters. The next chapters (5 to 8) get into how to make money and how to get rich. Chapter 5 Become a student of markets / a student of reality This one is about how
booknotes Boron Letters: Advice on Copywriting - Part 1 Why Read This Book The Boron Letters are famous in the world of copywriting. They are written by a person named Gary C. Halbert in the 1980s. They are written by a father addressing his son. Side note: this author apparently went to jail
booknotes Deploy Empathy by Michele Hansen - Part 4 This is the last post for this book. This part is about analyzing the interviews and taking action by pulling together what you've learned. Analyzing Interviews You can use interviews to make decision about product (new features, what to build in the first place)
booknotes Deploy Empathy by Michele Hansen - Part 3 This part is all about the actual Interview. How to ask useful and impactful questions for different types of interview scenarios. Interviews The different types of interviews: Discovery interviews - for exploring a new idea or problem space Switch interviews - to figure out
booknotes Deploy Empathy by Michele Hansen - Part 2 This post covers 3 major parts from the book: When Should You Do Interviews, Recruiting Participants and How to Talk So People Will Talk When Should You Do Interviews Interviews are used for both Targeted research for answering specific questions around a project and
booknotes Deploy Empathy by Michele Hansen - Part 1 Why read this book? What do you know about customer interviews and what do you think about the word Empathy before starting?I know that customers interviews are good to do and helpful for many businesses. I tend to associate them more with SaaS