A very good scarcity tactic that most big brands are running is the sold out pre-order batches The old "7 left in stock" just doesn't seem to work as well anymore

This brand is printing with this offer, here's how you can steal it Find a consumable that targets the same pain point as your main product, but instead of selling it as an upsell, attach it as a "free gift" and set up a subscription for refills Examples of what this looks like: - Sell a $160 face tool → attach a serum that pairs with it - Sell a $150 pet brush → attach a coat-conditioning spray

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Steal this winning listicle format: → 5 reasons why your problem exists: all root-cause storytelling (not symptoms) → Bridge: "So what can you actually do?" - Lists 3 requirements → Product = the only thing that hits all 3

You guys running to older demographics are ruthless 💀

Most people treat a winning prelander like its the finish line. Here's what Marsmen does and how you can stop leaving money on the table → Lock the angle → Lock the headline → Split test the frame by changing and adding sentences to the opening paragraph underneath the heading Same angle, same headline, different framing leading into the story

Still don't understand how a big brand like marsmen is running this atrocious deep fake VSL Maybe it allows them to mass split test VSL's but there are way better video generation models out there that don't look this bad And how hard is it to just get a real person to record it 😭

Perfect product for a quiz funnel Let your customers diagnose their own pain point then show them the exact solution they just asked for

Organic dropshippers still in the prehistoric era of ecom 😭

Found one of their prelanders and it's very clear that their main product is the women's version. Why? Because they're more susceptible to emotional arcs that you can walk them through in your prelanders → Recognition and validation → Shame and isolation → Frustration with failed solutions → Hope through mechanism education → Relief from testimonials → Confidence and empowerment

Mf has TWO "Most Popular" options 😭😭

Don't overcomplicate your advertorials Pain point → Burning chest pain, food feeling stuck Cost of inaction (pain emotion amplifier) → Symptoms can progress rapidly into chronic conditions Mechanism → First esophageal repair solution empowered by nanotechnology, designed so tiny particles of active ingredients effectively reach and penetrate esophageal tissues

This supplement brand is running listicles with a classic direct response mechanism that you can apply to your own product "The common enemy" The easiest one you can use today is "Big Pharma" and it's very simple why this works. You speak into their current beliefs and unite the reader against a shared villain. Somebody else they can blame for their problem. Emotionally what this does is it removes shame, which makes them more receptive because they don't have to admit personal failure in any way. And it makes them feel like they're a hero for fighting against something evil - and the person selling this product is on their side. tryneurosmile.com/pages/supp…

Run more funnels bro

This brand is up to 300k monthly visitors These are the emotions they are provoking throughout the site with their copy: -> Fear (hair falling out, drain clogs) -> Frustration (Big Pharma failures, greasy products) -> Hope (breakthrough technology, different approach) -> Trust (verified reviews, dermatologist endorsements) -> Confidence (90-day guarantee, clear timeline) -> Urgency (limited stock, sale ending) You can take this same emotional arc and apply it to your own store Site: aparthy.com/

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