Choose a problem, not a product.
“Choose a problem, not a product.”
This is a great way to think about finding ideas that can sell. Instead of searching for a “product to build” first look for a problem that someone is having.
Image Description The image shows two profile photos of the same person side by side. Each photo has associated voting statistics for business attributes:...
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...
In terms of size: Copywriting → Content Marketing → Digital Marketing → Make Money → Sales
This was an extremely successful direct mail campaign. The letter was written by Gary Halbert who targeted people by their family name and sold...