Why We Do It

It's important to remember that every interaction with someone needs to build trust. If you aren't doing that, you might as well go back to working in the mail room.

Because you aren't persuading people with features (most of the time). You need to get them to stop everything and pivot their intent.

So what’s involved? What are the big ideas so I can go get a coffee and feel like I did something?

1. Copywriting That Converts

Good copy does not describe a product. It moves people to act.
By weaving in these 29 biases, your copy will:

2. Sales That Don’t Feel Pushy

Selling is persuasion. But persuasion doesn’t mean pressure.
These biases help you:

3. Marketing That Builds Growth

Every social post, ad, or campaign has one job: to change behavior.
When you understand what truly drives people, you can:

4. Business That Stands Out

Your competitors will always copy your tactics.
But very few will master the psychology behind the tactics.
That’s your unfair advantage. USE IT! .... Or else the mail room.