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How to Sell More Work

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Updated on Nov 8, 2025
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Hunter Hammonds
@_hunterhammonds·Oct 23
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https://t.co/qvoLeigRxp

Hunter Hammonds shared a clean, no-fluff carousel on 9 ways to sell more creative work. It’s the kind of post that makes you screenshot halfway through because every slide hits a nerve.

Marketing analysis

Each tip leans into persuasion psychology: trust, scarcity, clarity, and authority. The visuals are minimal so the message stands out. The format feels fast to consume—perfect for social feeds.

Why it works

  • Focuses on value before asking for the sale
  • Leverages social proof and authority
  • Keeps the design minimal, boosting readability
  • Uses actionable, specific tips instead of vague advice
  • Builds momentum—each slide creates a “what’s next” effect

Examples

  • Alex Hormozi’s “$100M Offers” posts built trust before the book dropped
  • Copy.ai teases frameworks before pushing signups
  • DesignJoy closed clients by sharing process slides, not direct pitches
  • Justin Welsh’s threads give step-by-step value first, then the product appears naturally

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