Cashvertising: How to Use More Than 100 Secrets of Ad-Agency Psychology to Make BIG MONEY Selling Anything to Anyone (Cashvertising Series)

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Now we enter some very heavy psychological and sociological theory, specifically related to advertising and marketing. We start with “The Fear Factor – Selling the Scare” being the most basic, and transition into “Ego Morphing – instant identification”, “The Means-End Chain”, and “Examples vs. Statistics”.

Barely one in a hundred businesspeople knows these facts about creating powerful advertising. Do You?FACT! Sixty percent of people read only headlines. Your headline must stop them or your advertising will likely fail. The book is terribly outdated and inspires no confidence in young entrepreneurs. While the Life Force 8 examples are valuable, along with the nine secondary forces that drive our purchasing habits, the approaches to marketing to people by conjuring up images of how a product or service will meet one of their powerful, biologically wired needs, these strategies don’t make sense in 2020.

I hope you have learned the concepts of copywriting and motivated enough to make huge money by applying Drew’s techniques. Cashvertising PDF Sharing another example, if you are selling disinfectant tissue papers, then you can target the smartphone by saying, “Do you know your smartphone has more germs than your toilet seat?” This is a fact and fear for the readers, which triggers them to sanitize their smartphone by buying your product without any second thought. Secrets of Ad Agencies If you want people to respond to your offer, you have to make it as easy as possible for them! Don’t you be the lazy one!

Plenty of sound advice is given, though, and Whitman is likely right when he states that if you just follow these principles in your ads, you'll do better than if you hadn't... or, worse, if you had tried to be "clever" or funny in your ads. It seems much of the ad industry hasn't understood this, though -- I still see so many ads trying SO hard to be clever and funny, often inappropriately so. Many of these agencies should give themselves a "cleverectomy" and focus on clarity above all. A wise definition: "Advertising is business communication with the goal to increase sales by interesting people enough in a product or service that they ultimately trade their money for it." (p.184) If that results in a "boring" headline, so what? It'll likely convert better than the "clever" one. It's really not about being clever and/or funny, ad agencies. Why You Don't Need a Degree in Business to Create Great Ads --But there is one thing you MUST know or your ads will likely fail miserably. Whatever it is, for me, this book is worth reading multiple times. Selling in the photos is another one, using captions and then putting a message underneath it.New York's biggest ad agencies use dozens of these little-known secrets every day to influence people to buy. And now--thanks to Cashvertising --you can, too. And it won't matter one bit whether you're a corporate giant or a mom-and-pop pizza shop. These techniques are based on human psychology. They work no matter where you're located, no matter what kind of product or service you sell, and no matter where you advertise. In fact, most don't cost a penny to use. Now the question is that why are people doing so much shopping online? What are the reasons behind the sales which turn their users to buy? Prepare yourself for a unique learning experience as author Drew Eric Whitman takes you on a wild, roller-coaster ride through the streets of New York's famed Madison Avenue and teaches you the specific psychological techniques that today's top copywriters and designers use to influence the masses... and how you can use them to rapidly increase your sales, no matter what you sell.