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Repetition isn't new, of course. P.T. Barnum, maybe best marketing mind world has ever seen, used this concept back in late 1800s. One of his ads had one line repeatedly saying....
TWO LIVING WHALES TWO LIVING WHALES TWO LIVING WHALES TWO LIVING WHALES TWO LIVING WHALES
You can't help but take a quick look at Barnum's ad and know he has TWO LIVING WHALES on display.
Advertising man and author Kenneth Goode, in his 1932 book, "Advertising," wrote--
"As a matter of fact, greatest of all advertising tricks is that of persistently pounding away at same suggestion while still keeping appearance of freshness of idea."
And Walter Honek, a mail-order genius who wrote 1994 book, "My Amazing Discovery," said:
"Do not hesitate to repeat key words and phrases. Repeat them as often as necessary."
Repetition is hypnotic. It's what good hypnotists use to install their suggestions in your mind. Their repeatedly saying "You are getting sleepy...." is said because, heard enough times, you WILL get sleepy.
The same thing can happen in your writing. Consciously choose to repeat your main points. Don't be afraid to re-say something. The more you repeat your basic offer or basic reasons to buy, more you will influence reader's unconscious mind.
Repetition is hypnotic.
Repetition is hypnotic.
Repetition is hypnotic.
Just ask Robin Williams.
Or my girlfriend.
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