Questions you should be asking to write better conversion copy
In this post: 3 sets of questions that would help you solve these 3 common startup challenges:
Coming up with a value prop that would work across ICPs
Uncovering hidden objections that are stopping your prospects from converting
Pre-launch sanity check (obvious, but frequently overlooked)
Taking case studies from "sales spin" to "spellbinding"
Make your case studies more persuasive by learning about the surprising factors that affect our perception of content credibility.
How to instantly boost your startup's credibility with external proof
When you think of authority-building content or webpage elements, most likely you find yourself thinking about proof bars with client logos, or about testimonials and case studies. But what if you're building a product that's disrupting an existing category or creating a new one?
You might be struggling with a different problem: how to help your prospective users understand what you do — and why. To do that, you may find yourself relying on external proof points, such as studies, quotes from authority figures, or data.
If you're doing this, here are some ideas on how to leverage external proof points.
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For startup founders and marketers tired of learning about growth the hard way
Content and copy are frequently treated as separate skillsets, and sometimes content gets broken down even further by channel, fragmenting messaging and making it hard to align on how to talk about the brand, the product, and its benefits.
But what if instead we treated all of the content, from ads to knowledge base articles, as one ecosystem?
This is how Erika Kramarik and Daniel Prindii approach this task in their work. In our conversation, they’ll take us behind the scenes of helping Omnivore (now acquired and shut down) go from speaking predominantly to early adopters start attracting, converting, and retaining early majority users.