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Marketing Strategies (6 Prompts)

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Design Lead Magnets

Create irresistible offers to capture email addresses

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Develop 5 high-converting lead magnet concepts for [business/brand] in the [industry/niche] targeting [ideal customer persona].

For each lead magnet concept, provide:

Title/Name of the lead magnet (make it compelling and benefit-driven)
Format (PDF guide, video series, email course, template, checklist, etc.)
Detailed content outline with key sections and information to include
Estimated production effort (low, medium, high)
Unique value proposition (why your audience will want this)
Specific landing page headline and subheadline
Email capture form fields to include
Follow-up sequence outline (3-5 emails) to deliver the lead magnet and nurture the lead

The lead magnets should address specific pain points in your target audience's journey, provide immediate value, and naturally lead toward your paid offerings. Focus on creating lead magnets that are quick to consume but provide significant value. Ensure the output is written in short, punchy sentences, using clear and simple language, approximately at a 7th-grade reading level.

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Create Customer Avatar Profile

Develop detailed ideal customer personas for targeted marketing

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Create a comprehensive customer avatar profile for [business/brand] in the [industry/niche] to guide marketing efforts and content creation.

The customer avatar should include:

Demographics\n
- Age range, gender, location, income level, education
- Job title/career information
- Family status
- Relevant lifestyle factors
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Psychographics\n
- Core values and beliefs
- Personality traits
- Interests and hobbies
- Goals and aspirations
- Fears and frustrations
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Buying Behavior\n
- Pain points that trigger solutions-seeking
- Research methods and preferred information sources
- Decision-making process
- Budget considerations and price sensitivity
- Objections and hesitations before purchasing
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Media Consumption\n
- Preferred social media platforms
- Content types they engage with
- Influential voices they follow
- Where they get their information
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Brand Relationship\n
- What they expect from your product/service
- How your offering fits into their life
- Their desired outcome from using your solution
- Post-purchase experience they're seeking
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Create a narrative description bringing this avatar to life, including quotes representing their thoughts, and a day-in-the-life scenario. Give this persona a name and suggest a representative image description. Include notes on how to speak directly to this avatar in marketing materials. Ensure the output is written in short, punchy sentences, using clear and simple language, approximately at a 7th-grade reading level.

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Design Email Marketing Strategy

Create a comprehensive email marketing plan and sequences

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Develop a comprehensive email marketing strategy for [business/brand] targeting [customer segments] with a goal of [increasing sales/nurturing leads/building relationships].

The strategy should include:

List Building Tactics\n
- Lead magnet recommendations
- Opt-in placement on website
- Other acquisition channels
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Email Sequence Framework\n
- Welcome sequence (first 7-14 days)
- Nurture sequence (ongoing value delivery)
- Sales/promotion sequence
- Re-engagement sequence for inactive subscribers
- Post-purchase sequence
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For each sequence:\n
- Number of emails and timing
- Content themes for each email
- Strategic goals and CTAs
- Subject line approaches
- A/B testing recommendations
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Segmentation Strategy\n
- Key segments to create
- Triggers for segment changes
- Personalization opportunities
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Content Calendar\n
- Email frequency
- Newsletter format and content pillars
- Promotional vs. value-based content ratio
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Technical Setup\n
- Email service provider recommendations
- Automation workflow suggestions
- Analytics and KPIs to track
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Include examples of effective subject lines, preview text strategies, and email formatting best practices. Provide recommendations for optimizing open rates, click-through rates, and conversions based on industry benchmarks. Ensure the output is written in short, punchy sentences, using clear and simple language, approximately at a 7th-grade reading level.

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Develop Content Marketing Strategy

Create a complete content strategy across multiple channels

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Create a comprehensive content marketing strategy for [business/brand] in the [industry/niche] targeting [ideal customer persona] for the next [3/6/12] months.

The strategy should include:

Content Goals and KPIs\n
- Primary business objectives
- Specific, measurable content marketing goals
- Key performance indicators for each goal
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Audience Analysis\n
- Detailed buyer persona(s) relevant to content strategy
- Content preferences and consumption habits
- Pain points and questions to address
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Content Pillars (4-6 core themes)\n
- For each pillar, list 5-10 specific content topics
- Keyword research and SEO strategy for each pillar
- Content types best suited for each topic
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Content Mix\n
- Blog posts (topics, frequency, formats)
- Video content (topics, platforms, formats)
- Social media (platform-specific approaches)
- Email content (newsletters, sequences)
- Downloadable assets (guides, templates, etc.)
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Content Calendar Framework\n
- Publishing frequency for each channel
- Seasonal themes and promotional tie-ins
- Content workflow and production timelines
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Distribution and Promotion Plan\n
- Channel-specific distribution strategies
- Paid promotion recommendations
- Cross-promotion and repurposing approach
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Measurement and Optimization\n
- Content audit process
- Analytics tracking plan
- Optimization schedule and approach
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Include notes on tone of voice, brand guidelines, and competitive differentiation. Provide specific recommendations for piloting the strategy with 2-3 initial high-impact content pieces. Ensure the output is written in short, punchy sentences, using clear and simple language, approximately at a 7th-grade reading level.

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Persuasion & Influence (5 Prompts)

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Create Hypnotic Sales Copy

Write persuasive copy using advanced psychological techniques

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Write hypnotic sales copy for [product/service] using advanced psychological persuasion techniques targeting [ideal customer persona].

Incorporate these persuasive elements:

Pattern interrupts to break preconceived notions
Future pacing to help prospects visualize benefits
Embedded commands to subtly direct action
Presuppositions that assume the sale
Social proof strategically placed to overcome skepticism
Scarcity and urgency triggers that feel authentic
Sensory-rich language that engages multiple modalities (visual, auditory, kinesthetic)
Nested loops to maintain attention throughout
Strategic use of \"because\" to justify claims
Pacing and leading to guide the reader's thought process

The copy should follow a proven persuasion structure, beginning with a strong hook, building rapport, establishing credibility, presenting the offer framed as a solution, overcoming objections, and closing with a compelling call-to-action. Use a conversational tone while weaving in persuasive language patterns. Ensure the output is written in short, punchy sentences, using clear and simple language, approximately at a 7th-grade reading level.

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Apply Psychological Triggers

Use proven psychological principles to boost conversions

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Create a comprehensive conversion strategy for [website/landing page/email campaign] using psychological triggers to boost conversions for [product/service].

Implement these psychological principles:

Reciprocity - Create a valuable free offering that creates obligation
Commitment & Consistency - Design a small initial commitment that leads to larger ones
Social Proof - Develop specific testimonial and review strategies
Authority - Establish credibility through expertise and endorsements
Liking - Build rapport through similarity and genuine appreciation
Scarcity - Create legitimate urgency and exclusivity
Unity - Foster a sense of shared identity and belonging
Loss Aversion - Frame benefits in terms of avoiding losses
Anchoring - Use strategic price anchoring techniques
The Paradox of Choice - Optimize option selection to prevent decision paralysis

For each principle, provide specific implementation tactics, examples of copy/design elements, and how to measure their effectiveness. Explain how these principles work together to create a cohesive persuasive experience that guides customers through the conversion process naturally. Ensure the output is written in short, punchy sentences, using clear and simple language, approximately at a 7th-grade reading level.

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Craft Irresistible Offers

Create offers that customers find impossible to refuse

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Design an irresistible offer for [product/service] targeting [ideal customer] that maximizes conversions while maintaining profitability.

Your offer structure should include:

Core Offer\n
- Precisely defined deliverable with clear, tangible value
- Positioning that addresses specific pain points and desired outcomes
- Perfect price point (with psychological pricing strategies)
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Value Amplifiers\n
- 3-5 bonuses that enhance the main offering (with dollar values)
- Strategic sequencing of bonus reveals
- Urgency and scarcity elements (time-limited, quantity-limited, etc.)
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Risk Reversal\n
- Guarantee structure that eliminates purchasing anxiety
- Overcomes specific objections for this product/market
- Confidence-building elements
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Call-to-Action\n
- Precise language to use for maximum conversion
- Payment options and psychology
- Order form optimization suggestions
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Include specific examples of how to present each component, exact phrasing for key persuasive elements, and a timeline for revealing different parts of the offer for maximum impact. The offer should feel abundantly valuable while remaining profitable and deliverable. Ensure the output is written in short, punchy sentences, using clear and simple language, approximately at a 7th-grade reading level.

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Develop Persuasive Storytelling

Create compelling narratives that drive emotional connection

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Develop a persuasive storytelling framework for [brand/product/service] that creates emotional connection and drives [desired action] from [target audience].

Your framework should include:

Core Brand Story\n
- Origin story highlighting [key value/differentiation point]
- Character archetypes (hero, guide, mentor, etc.)
- Conflict/problem resolution narrative
- Transformation journey that mirrors the customer experience
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Customer-Centric Stories (develop 3-5)\n
- \"Before and After\" transformation stories
- Obstacle/challenge/victory narratives
- Relatable protagonist who represents ideal customer
- Emotional journey that builds connection
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Implementation Strategy\n
- How to adapt stories across different marketing channels
- Length variations (5-second, 30-second, 2-minute, long-form)
- Visual/multimedia elements to enhance impact
- Call-to-action integration that feels natural
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Story Structure Template\n
- Hook that grabs attention immediately
- Setup introducing characters and context
- Confrontation/challenge that creates tension
- Climax where transformation occurs
- Resolution showcasing the end result
- Connection to brand/product as solution
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Provide specific examples of where and how to use these stories (website, ads, emails, sales presentations, etc.) and guidance on storytelling tone that aligns with brand voice. Include metrics to track the effectiveness of your storytelling approach. Ensure the output is written in short, punchy sentences, using clear and simple language, approximately at a 7th-grade reading level.

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Create Neuromarketing Campaign

Develop marketing that leverages brain science for results

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Design a comprehensive neuromarketing campaign for [product/service] targeting [ideal customer] that leverages brain science principles to maximize engagement and conversions.

The campaign should include:

Attention Triggers\n
- Visual elements that activate the reticular activating system
- Pattern interrupts to break through marketing noise
- Novelty elements that capture the brain's attention
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Emotional Engagement Strategies\n
- Primary emotions to target (fear, desire, curiosity, etc.)
- Dopamine triggers that create anticipation and reward
- Oxytocin-building elements that foster trust and connection
- Cortisol management to address pain points without overwhelming
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Cognitive Processing Optimization\n
- Message framing to reduce cognitive load
- Chunking information for easier mental processing
- Use of cognitive biases (anchoring, framing, availability, etc.)
- Memory encoding techniques for brand/message retention
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Decision Architecture\n
- Choice architecture to guide preferred option selection
- Mental shortcuts (heuristics) to leverage
- Decision anxiety reduction techniques
- Commitment pathway design
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Sensory Marketing Elements\n
- Visual cues (colors, shapes, movement)
- Language patterns (sensory words, processing fluency)
- Auditory components (if applicable)
- Cross-sensory integration
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Include implementation recommendations for at least three channels (website, email, social media, physical marketing, etc.) and metrics to evaluate neurological impact. Focus on ethical applications that enhance customer experience while improving marketing effectiveness. Ensure the output is written in short, punchy sentences, using clear and simple language, approximately at a 7th-grade reading level.

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Mega Persuasion Prompts (2 Prompts)

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Write High-Converting Sales Copy That DEMANDS Action

Generate relentlessly persuasive sales copy engineered to obliterate objections, trigger buying emotions, and maximize conversions

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Objective: Forge HIGH-CONVERSION sales copy for [Product/Service Name] targeting [Ideal Customer Persona Description - MUST include deep pains, secret desires, fears, frustrations, and primary objections]. This isn't about 'content'; it's about CLOSING.

Key Persuasion Architecture:

Headline (The Unignorable Hook): Craft 7+ headline variations using PROVEN formulas. Focus on MASSIVE benefits, painful problems, undeniable proof, or intense curiosity gaps. Examples:

\"How To [Achieve HUGE Desired Outcome] In Just [Specific, Short Timeframe] WITHOUT [Painful Thing They Hate]\"
\"WARNING: Are You Still Struggling With [Embarrassing Problem]? Discover The [Intriguing Adjective] Secret...\"
\"[Number] Ways To Finally [Overcome Major Obstacle] (Even If You've Tried EVERYTHING Before)\"
\"The ONLY [Product Category] That Guarantees [Specific Powerful Result] Or Your Money Back\"

Opening Lead (The Slippery Slope): Develop an opening (1-3 short paragraphs) that instantly grabs them by the throat. Use a shocking statement, a relatable 'I've been there' story snippet, or validate their deepest pain. MAKE THEM NOD YES. Promise the specific transformation they crave.
Problem Amplification (Twist The Knife): Dive DEEP into the core problems. Use vivid, sensory language. Quantify the cost (time, money, status, happiness) of NOT solving this. Agitate the pain until they FEEL it. \"Imagine another [Time Period] stuck feeling [Negative Emotion]...\"
Solution Introduction (The Revelation): Introduce [Product/Service Name] NOT just as a solution, but as THE breakthrough. Reveal the \"Unique Mechanism\" -- the secret sauce that makes it fundamentally different and superior. Make competitors seem obsolete.
Benefit Bullets (Future Pacing The Dream - Minimum 7): Translate EVERY feature into a powerful, emotional benefit using \"So What?\". Focus on the END RESULT -- status, freedom, relief, confidence, time saved, money made.

Feature: [Specify Feature] -> Advantage: [Explain Advantage] -> Benefit: \"Which means you finally get to [Experience Desired Outcome/Feeling]...\"
Use Embedded Commands: \"Imagine feeling [Positive Emotion]...\"

Social Proof Overload (Crush Skepticism): Weave in SPECIFIC, quantifiable results. Use testimonial snippets with names and faces. \"Over [Number] [Happy Customer Type] now enjoy [Specific Benefit]\" or \"[Client Name] went from [Painful Situation] to [Amazing Result] in [Timeframe]\". Use logos, case study highlights. Build UNBREAKABLE proof.
Obliterate Objections: Proactively SMASH 3-5+ common objections (price, time, complexity, 'will it work for me?', skepticism). Use \"You might be thinking...\" or \"What about...?\" framing. Answer with confidence and proof.
Risk Reversal (Make It Irresistible): State an IRON-CLAD guarantee. Make it stronger than competitors. \"Try [Product Name] for [Number] days. If you don't [Achieve Specific Outcome], you get a full refund, NO questions asked. The risk is 100% on me.\" Emphasize ZERO risk.
Value Stack & Justification: Frame the price as an investment, not a cost. Compare it to the HIGH cost of the problem OR the value of the transformation. Stack bonuses to make the perceived value SKYROCKET. \"Normally, just [Bonus #1] sells for [Price], but today you get it FREE...\"
Urgency/Scarcity (Why Act NOW): Inject genuine urgency. Limited spots? Price increase soon? Bonus expiring? Fast-action discount? Make it clear why waiting is a costly mistake. \"This special [Offer/Bonus] disappears forever on [Date/Time].\"
Crystal Clear Call-to-Action (The Command): Use strong, command language. \"Click Here To Get Instant Access NOW\", \"Yes! I Want To [Achieve Benefit] Today!\", \"Claim Your Spot Before It's Gone\". Add microcopy below reinforcing the benefit/guarantee: \"You're fully protected by our [Guarantee Name] guarantee.\"

Tone: [Specify Tone: e.g., Urgent & Authoritative, Empathetic Yet Direct, Bold & Confident] - Match your chosen guru! Formatting: ULTRA-short paragraphs (1-3 lines MAX). Lots of white space. Strategic bolding, italics, underlining, and occasional ALL CAPS for punch. Make it IMPOSSIBLE to ignore. Ensure the output is written in short, punchy sentences, using clear and simple language, approximately at a 7th-grade reading level.

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Craft Persuasive Email Sequences That Convert Like Crazy

Engineer automated email sequences designed to indoctrinate leads, build unwavering trust, and hypnotically guide subscribers towards the sale

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Objective: Architect a [Number]-email indoctrination and sales sequence for [Purpose: e.g., New Lead Welcome & Ascension, Abandoned Cart Recovery, Post-Webinar Close] targeting [Subscriber Segment - know their state of awareness and objections].

Sequence Goal: [Specific, Measurable Goal: e.g., Convert X% of leads to buyers within Y days, Recover Z% of carts, Drive N demo signups].

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Hypnotic Email Breakdown:

Email 1: The Welcome & Big Promise (Send: Immediately)

Subject Line Hook: [Intriguing Question related to their opt-in OR Instant Gratification Benefit] (e.g., \"Your [Lead Magnet Name] is inside... + Quick Question?\")
Content Focus: Warm welcome, deliver EXACTLY what they signed up for (builds trust FAST), briefly introduce yourself/brand (relatable origin snippet?), set the stage (what amazing stuff is coming?), P.S. with an open loop or simple question to encourage reply. Goal: Deliver value & get them anticipating more.

Email 2: The Problem & Empathy Bridge (Send: Day 2)

Subject Line Hook: [Focus on a Deep Pain Point OR \"Are you making this common mistake?\"]
Content Focus: Dive into the PROBLEM they face. Use their language. Show deep empathy (\"I remember feeling exactly like...\"). Share a short, relatable story (yours or a client's). Hint at the 'better way' without selling yet. Goal: Build rapport & amplify the need for a solution.

Email 3: Introduce The \"Magic Bullet\" (Solution Intro) (Send: Day 4)

Subject Line Hook: [\"The REAL reason you're stuck with [Problem]\" OR \"Imagine finally achieving [Desired Outcome]...\"]
Content Focus: Introduce your [Product/Service] as the unique mechanism/breakthrough. Focus on 1-2 CORE benefits, not features. Share a mini-case study or powerful testimonial snippet. Build authority subtly. CTA: Soft invite (\"See how it works here:\" or \"Learn more about the [Mechanism Name]\"). Goal: Position your offer as THE key.

Email 4: Overcome Objections & Stack Social Proof (Send: Day 6)

Subject Line Hook: [\"But what about [Common Objection]?\" OR \"[Client Name] achieved [Specific Result] - Here's how...\"]
Content Focus: Directly tackle a major objection (price, time, self-doubt). Use a story or specific example. Pile on MORE social proof -- longer testimonial, impressive stat, \"as seen on\". Reinforce transformation. CTA Slightly stronger (\"Ready to see results like this?\"). Goal: Dissolve doubt & build massive belief.

Email 5: The Irresistible Offer & Urgency Push (Send: Day 8)

Subject Line Hook: [Clear Offer: \"Special Invitation: [Benefit]\" OR \"[Urgency Cue]: Your chance to get [Offer]\"]
Content Focus: Clearly state the main offer. Stack the value (bonuses!). Justify the price vs. value. Introduce REAL urgency/scarcity. Strong, clear CTA (\"Click Here to Claim Your [Offer Name] Now Before It's Gone\"). Goal: Drive the click & initiate the sale.

Email 6: Final Warning / Last Chance (Send: Day 10 - Optional, based on urgency)

Subject Line Hook: [Urgency: \"FINAL NOTICE:\", \"Closing Down Soon:\", \"Ends Tonight!\"]
Content Focus: Remind about the deadline/scarcity. Summarize the massive value & transformation. Use loss aversion (\"Don't miss out on finally achieving [Benefit]\"). Address FOMO. Direct, urgent CTA. Goal Push fence-sitters over the edge.

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Overall Sequence Requirements:

NLP & Hypnotic Language: Weave in embedded commands (\"You'll find yourself...\", \"Imagine...\"), presuppositions (\"When you start seeing results...\"), pacing (\"You're probably feeling...\").
Personalization: Use [FirstName] and other relevant merge fields strategically.
Tone: Maintain consistent [Brand Voice - e.g., Authoritative Guide, Relatable Friend, Urgent Expert].
Formatting: VERY short paragraphs (1-3 sentences). Use bold, italics, occasional ALL CAPS. Clear CTA buttons/links. Mobile-first design.
Tracking: UTMs are NON-NEGOTIABLE. Track opens, clicks, conversions per email.
Unsubscribe: Clear, easy, CAN-SPAM compliant. No tricks.

Ensure the output is written in short, punchy sentences, using clear and simple language, approximately at a 7th-grade reading level.

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