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2 contributions to 4D Copywriting Community
Sabri Suby - King Kong GPTBot
hi folks :) feel free to test out this Sabri Suby copywriting bot I created in ChatGPT https://chat.openai.com/g/g-HYljSilMR-king-kong-copy
Sabri Suby - King Kong GPTBot
Motivational email review
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1CHye0A4MFNKVEkD8X5tGvBxmM_m96H9VElH-OVQppVs/edit?usp=drivesdk I will really appreciate if you could check and correct my mistakes
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You should put it through a ChatGPT bot and ask it to critique and provide an example of what it recommends...this is what the bot spit out after I put your email in This email aims for a strong, motivational tone, but there are several areas where it could be improved for better effectiveness and to align more closely with the principles of compelling, clear, concise, and credible copywriting: 1. **Tone and Approach**: The email starts with a confrontational tone ("Blame yourself…"), which might alienate the reader right from the beginning. While it aims to evoke self-reflection, it risks coming off as accusatory. A more empathetic approach could be more engaging. 2. **Compelling Content**: The message tries to motivate the reader to act ("Choose to WIN.") but does it by emphasizing negatives (broke, unhappy, lazy). This could be reversed to focus on positive outcomes and aspirations to make it more uplifting and compelling. 3. **Clarity and Simplicity**: The questions posed are straightforward but somewhat repetitive ("Why are you broke? Why are you not living your dream life?"). Simplifying these into a more streamlined approach could enhance clarity and reduce redundancy. 4. **Conciseness**: The message repeats the idea of personal choice multiple times ("YOU chose it", "You wouldn't be broke if you didn't choose it."). This repetition could be condensed to make the email more concise without losing its impact. 5. **Credibility**: The email lacks supportive evidence or reasoning behind why joining "www.brendandell.com" would be beneficial. Including testimonials, success stories, or explaining what makes this opportunity unique would add credibility. Revised Version: Subject: Ready to Change Your Life? Hi there, Ever feel like you're just going through the motions, not fully living the life you dream of? You're not alone, but here's the good news: it's never too late to take the driver's seat. It's about choices. Simple, everyday decisions that steer us closer to our aspirations. What if I told you that with the right resources, you could start shaping the life you've always wanted?
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