746: Email Marketing, Copywriting & Conversion with Alchemist of Persuasion Adil Amarsi

Adil Amarsi is a renowned sales copywriter who has been writing professionally since 2007. He has developed a reputation for the effectiveness of his copy, breaking countless records and achieving impressive results for his clients. Adil is known as the "Alchemist of Persuasion" in the marketing world. Today, Adil discusses his expertise in reactivating dead email lists and the importance of extracting clients' personal stories to craft compelling marketing campaigns.
Quotes
“The word value is valueless because it's used so much and it has no definition. So a definition I'd give for value is providing an emotional respite despite what's going on in the world.” - Adil Amarsi
“If you're selling to people who did not like school, don't use words associated with school. People avoid pain and go towards pleasure.” - Adil Amarsi
“Remove as much fear as humanly possible from the buying process for your customers. Tell them what they're going to see next. Be upfront with them. Be very, very straightforward.” - Adil Amarsi
Takeaways
03:35 Reactivating a "dead" email list requires in-depth analysis of the client's voice and list history to craft an effective reengagement strategy.
10:06 Extracting and sharing personal stories can be a powerful way to connect with an audience and make marketing messages more compelling.
18:25 Blending humor, value-added content, and direct selling in email sequences can help build rapport and overcome resistance to sales pitches.
26:59 Avoiding overused marketing terms like "learn" and being transparent about the buying process can help remove fear and friction for potential customers.
33:19 Consulting services that offer quick, personalized feedback can be an effective way for copywriters to leverage their expertise.
Resources
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Filed in: Archive 3: 2018-2020 • Interview • Podcast