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Why is Writing Funny So Hard?

The Fearless Marketer

Anyway, to most people, selling means the not-so-noble profession of selling used cars. When I say, “I help self-employed people write funny emails that get more attention and meetings.”. Well, when I said this to many people last week at Social Media Marketing World I got one response only: “That’s really hard!”.

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The Story of The Drunk Marketing Letter

The Fearless Marketer

Ever since I can remember, I’ve enjoyed reading funny stuff. And I would always go through and read the jokes in the funny sections: Laugher is the Best Medicine, Humor in Uniform, and Criminals are Funny. What really works is starting your writing with something that gets your readers to smile, chuckle, or even guffaw.

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All the Serious Objections to Writing Funny Emails

The Fearless Marketer

I’ve been haranguing you for more than a month about writing funny emails. I can’t write funny. It’s hard. They will hate my funny emails. So, since I so adroitly answered the first one last week, I’ll tackle the second one today. Would he enjoy your funny emails? Meethinks so.

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Anyone Can Succeed - Celebrating 15 Years of Consulting Success with Dan Weedin

Consulting Matters

After over 15 years of consistent and growing consulting success - they now understand exactly why he did it. Betsy Jordyn: Hey there, it's Betsy Jordyn and I am so excited to bring you today my good friend Dan Weedin. So let me tell you why you need to listen in. He had some ideas that worked.and some that didn't.

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How to Discover and Own Your Consulting Superpower: Interview with Charles Browne

Consulting Matters

I am super excited to introduce you all to Charles Browne, the latest graduate from the Consultant’s Institute, who has got an amazing new business that he is launching, so welcome. Betsy Jordyn : So, what I would love to do first, is like just take us back in time, and tell us a little bit about your journey.

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Share Results, Not Processes or Labels

The Fearless Marketer

You know, it’s funny, you ask somebody what they do and they never, ever tell you the ultimate outcomes they produce for their clients. I’m not exactly sure why this is, but I think it has something to do with language. This is so basic, so simple. Write out several results or outcome statements about your business.

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Friday Fusion: July 17, 2020

Tsavo Neal

First, write down the results you can create for your clients. First, write down the results you can create for your clients. You could write a tagline like this: I help eCommerce brands increase their revenue by 33%+. So start with the result that your clients want, and put that in your tagline.

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