37Signals posted this awesome copy on once.com (awesome domain name), and it explains how they’re charging only ONCE for their software and not the standard subscription-style that’s become so common:

I love the honest and simple way they wrote this!

This one might sting a little for some (including me)....but this chart shows the college majors people most regret getting, usually due to a lack of opportunity the major gets vs the amount of effort/cost to acquire it. 

Do you regret any of these??

“How do I make money?”  This graph has answers! 

Just glancing at it you’ll discover a ton of different services you probably didn’t even know about for making some side money:

The eye tracking chart:

1 year ago to this day: 
"Let's go paint balling and dress up like we came from the office." 

....only one person did 😂

Nothing can get more complex than explaining economic ideas, but having a slick image can do it in 1 second. Here’s some examples:

This graph shows allllll the different excuses to sell over the last 15 years.

It explains a simple-yet-complex concept to hold very long term, and ignore short term fluctuations. This is what Warren Buffett has been preaching for 50+ years!

Here’s a graph explaining inflation, and how “$1” is worth far less over time.

This one is super cool, instantly showcasing the concept that it took Google a whole slew of successful products to get where they are today:

This graph shows that “timing the marketing” can be very profitable…or a total loss 😳

This graph gives a range of income to be considered “Middle” Class” in different areas:

Sometimes a picture is worth a thousand words.

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What have YOU learned the most from me in the past years?
A.) Copywriting
B.) Digital Marketing
C.) Making money
D.) Sales

Reply with your answer! I read all of them!

This is the message Apple would send to all of it’s new employees to encourage them to be a little crazy and obsessive over the products they create:

"The 4% Rule" roughly states you can withdraw 4% of your savings per year for retirement.

There's an easy formula to calculate this:

So if you want to withdraw $100,000/yr, you would need $2.5m in savings:

$100,000 / 0.04 = $2,500,000

Cool huh!

People pay money for things that: 
- Saves them time. 
- Supports a cause. 
- Improves their status. 
- Teaches them new info. 
- Gets them access to info. 
- Satisfies a need or desire. 
- Solves a specific problem.

Can your biz answer these questions??

There’s something so brilliantly easy to understand about this ad. By showing a “long pencil” it demonstrates how this mechanical feed pencil can last much longer than a regular pencil.

I LOVED mechanical pencils in middle school, so this one hit me!

I was listening to the Danny Miranda Podcast and the guest @justinkan listed out 6 "relationship filters" for finding a partner I've never heard in this particular order:

Filter 1: Is this person attractive?
Filter 2: Do I want to spend time with this person?
Filter 3: Does this person fit in with my friends, social group, family.
Filter 4: Do we have compatible life goals and lives.
Filter 5: Is this person gonna be a good partner to build a family.
Filter 6: If we grow in our lives, will we still be compatible in many years.

Thought this was cool! Taken from my Apple Notes doc so many not be verbatim.

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Stick all of this knowledge inside your head, so you know how to market super well for Q4:

All the biggest "spending events" of the year happen in Q4:
🗓 Halloween: Tuesday, October 31, 2023
🗓 Thanksgiving: Thursday, November 23, 2023
🗓 Black Friday: Friday, November 24, 2023
🗓 Cyber Monday: Monday, November 27, 2023
🗓 Christmas: Monday, December 25, 2023
🗓 New Year’s: Sunday, December 31, 2023

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Going through everyone's questions and optimizing sales processes, copy, pages and more.

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