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List of Power words you should use in your content
Greed / Gain These words make people think of getting more: - Free - Bonus - Profit - Save - Reward - Wealth - Bargain - Jackpot - Luxury - Extra - More - Gain Fear / Loss These words create urgency or fear of missing out: - Warning - Risk - Danger - Crisis - Avoid - Stop - Lost - Failure - Mistake - Threat - Urgent - Last chance Curiosity These words make people want to know more: - Secret - Hidden - Discover - Reveal - Unknown - Little-known - Insider - Unexpected - Shocking - Proven - What happens next Trust / Safety These words help people feel secure: - Proven - Safe - Reliable - Secure - Trusted - Guaranteed - Honest - Clear - Tested - Easy - Supported Desire / Excitement These words make things feel appealing and energetic: - Amazing - Irresistible - Stunning - Powerful - Epic - Transform - Boost - Unlock - Dream - Win - Upgrade - Best Anger / Frustration These can work when you are naming a problem people already feel: - Annoying - Broken - Frustrating - Toxic - Messy - Overpriced - Scam - Waste - Worst - Sick of it A simple way to use them is: - Emotion word + benefit + action - Example: “Discover a simple way to grow faster.” - Example: “Avoid this common mistake.” A useful rule is to match the word to the goal. Use greed words for offers, fear words for urgency, and curiosity words for hooks
1 like • May 2
@Jenelle Livet Thanks for sharing this, Jenelle — it’s always interesting to see how different frameworks approach content. One thing I’ve noticed over the years is that power‑word lists can be helpful as a starting point, but they can also shape people’s writing in ways they don’t intend. Words carry weight, and sometimes the emotional charge behind them can shift tone more than beginners realise. I love that this community experiments with different approaches, so I’m adding this simply as another lens for anyone exploring their own voice.
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I help long‑term builders replace chaos with clarity and hype with systems for sustainable growth, freeing time for wildlife photography and travel.

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