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The document outlines various frameworks and principles for effective copywriting and communication. It discusses approaches like using a hook and supporting points, an informal conversational tone, focusing on a single key message, relating to the reader's experiences, and ensuring the message is clear, useful and believable. Other principles covered include showing empathy, including entertaining elements, providing proof, focusing on the customer's needs, and defining the desired action and optimal channels and timing.

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Copywriting Frameworks Detailed 41 50

The document outlines various frameworks and principles for effective copywriting and communication. It discusses approaches like using a hook and supporting points, an informal conversational tone, focusing on a single key message, relating to the reader's experiences, and ensuring the message is clear, useful and believable. Other principles covered include showing empathy, including entertaining elements, providing proof, focusing on the customer's needs, and defining the desired action and optimal channels and timing.

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The Hook-Subhook System - Hook, Subhook 1, Subhook 2, Subhook 3:

- Hook: Start with a strong hook to grab attention.

- Subhook 1: Introduce the first supporting point or idea.

- Subhook 2: Add a second supporting point or idea.

- Subhook 3: Include a third supporting point or idea to strengthen the message.

42. The Barstool Test - Informal, Engaging, Storytelling:

- Informal: Use a conversational tone to make the content approachable.

- Engaging: Keep the reader engaged with interesting content or questions.

- Storytelling: Use stories to make the message more relatable and memorable.

43. The Power of One - Focus on one key message or idea:

- Concentrate on a single, powerful message or idea throughout the copy to maintain focus and

clarity.

44. The 3 R's - Relate, Reveal, Resolve:

- Relate: Connect with the reader's experiences or emotions.

- Reveal: Uncover or disclose key information or insights.

- Resolve: Provide a solution or resolution to the problem or challenge presented.

45. CUB - Clear, Useful, Believable:

- Clear: Ensure the message is clear and easy to understand.

- Useful: Make sure the content is useful and provides value to the reader.

- Believable: Establish credibility to make the message believable and trustworthy.

46. The 5 E's - Empathy, Entertainment, Education, Emotion, Execution:


- Empathy: Show understanding and empathy towards the reader's situation.

- Entertainment: Include elements that are entertaining or engaging.

- Education: Provide educational content or information.

- Emotion: Evoke emotions to create a deeper connection with the reader.

- Execution: Ensure the execution of the message is effective and impactful.

47. The Value Proposition Canvas - Customer Profile, Value Map, Fit:

- Customer Profile: Understand and describe the customer's needs, pains, and gains.

- Value Map: Outline how your product or service creates value by alleviating pains and creating

gains.

- Fit: Demonstrate how your value map fits with the customer profile to create value.

48. The Copywriting Grid - Promise, Offer, Price, Time, Objections, Proof:

- Promise: Make a compelling promise to capture interest.

- Offer: Present the offer clearly and attractively.

- Price: Discuss the price and value proposition.

- Time: Include any time-related aspects, such as urgency or limited availability.

- Objections: Address potential objections the reader may have.

- Proof: Provide proof or evidence to support your claims and build credibility.

49. COPY - Customer, Offer, Purpose, You:

- Customer: Focus on the customer and their needs or desires.

- Offer: Clearly present your offer or solution.

- Purpose: Explain the purpose or the 'why' behind the offer.

- You: Speak directly to the reader, making it about them and their benefits.

50. TACTIC - Target, Action, Channel, Timing, Integration, Control:


- Target: Identify and understand the target audience.

- Action: Define the action you want the audience to take.

- Channel: Choose the right channels to reach the audience.

- Timing: Consider the timing of the message for maximum impact.

- Integration: Ensure the message is integrated across all channels and touchpoints.

- Control: Maintain control over the message and its delivery.

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