The scientific law that can make even pathetically slow writers blazingly fast
Published: Sun, 05/30/21
But…
* Last December it took only 19 days to write the 1st draft (400 pages) of my Social Lair book
* In February I wrote the long arse sales page and the 15+ launch emails for the Subscription Biz offer I did with “Email Players” subscriber Troy Broussard in about a week and a half
* In March it took less than 3-weeks to write the even longer sales page, 18+ launch emails to my list, and nearly thirty 10-day test drive emails for our SocialLair platform
* I wrote the first draft of the sales letter for our upcoming BerserkerMail platform in about 3 days — despite it being an extremely long one, with lots of details, story copy, bullets, and other particulars I want to nail as perfectly as possible, as it is my sort of “legacy” offer
Point is this:
The above may or may not be impressive to everyone.
But it’s many times faster than I used to get my copywriting-related tasks done.
I originally was as pathetically slow at writing as you can get. In fact, there was a time when it took me hours just to write an email to my liking, and several weeks (even months) to write long form sales pages — especially the really bullet intensive ones where sometimes I have to take an entire page and “condense” it into a bullet, which can take a long time to figure out in some cases.
Question is:
How does an otherwise slow writer write faster?
And, do it without losing quality?
The short answer is by methodically applying an obscure scientific law found in the June Email Players issue. And when you understand it and use it, you can then “tap” into another scientific law (force = mass x acceleration) that, when applied to creating sales copy, emails, or any other kind of content you can potentially force yourself to the top of your niche via putting out enormous amounts of content & offers with a whole lot less time and energy than you are now.
This second law is something you can experience by doing.
The first one I mentioned is how you can begin experiencing it.
And you can get the scoop on pages 3-4 in the June issue.
Tomorrow is the deadline to subscribe in time to get it.
The link is before you here:
https://www.EmailPlayers.com
Ben Settle