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A bold promise is a statement or question you can use to grab attention of the reader, viewer or listener. Put together an irresistible message that will pique the curiosity, desire and interest of your prospects.
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Bold Promise
A bold promise is a statement or question you can use to grab attention of the reader, viewer or listener. Make a bold promise about your solution that is extraordinary, contrary or revolutionary.
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Put together an irresistible message that will pique the curiosity, desire and interest of your prospects.
Instructions
A bold promise is a statement or question to grab attention of the reader, viewer or listener. In marketing, if you can spark curiosity in your prospects, you’re off to a great start.
Bold promise - statement
- Grab attention with a statement that is extraordinary, contrary or revolutionary.
- Saying something contrary to the norm in your industry or what people expect from a product like yours instantly sparks curiosity and makes people want to find out how your product or service is different.
- For example, "iPod - a thousand songs in your pocket." An mp3 player or iPod was revolutionary at the time because you now had 1000 songs in your pocket, compared to the norm at the time, which was a bulky Discman that could play a CD with about 15 songs.
Bold promise - question
- Ninja secret – whenever someone asks you a question, your brain is going to answer it. You may subconsciously answer with “yes”, “no”, or even “tell me more!”
- You can phrase your bold promise as a question like:
- “What if there was a way to …?”
- “Have you ever wondered about …?”
- “Would you like to triple your revenues in six months?”
Whatever your bold promise is, make sure it is true, and have evidence to back it up. Think of something that you have delivered in the past or something you thrive to deliver, and offer proof via case studies, testimonials, research, and so on.
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