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Ben Settle Show – Agora Infotainment

Ben Settle Show – Agora Infotainment

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AGORA INFOTAINMENT’S BEN SETTLE SHOW

This brief letter will explain how even marketing and copywriting novices who are “fresh off the turnip truck” can outsell virtually anyone they compete against.
Here is the tale:
The renowned Agora Financial flew me to their Baltimore headquarters last year to give a lecture on some of the top-secret strategies I employ to outsell my rivals there. Agora is a 200+ million corporation that publishes books and, most recently, sells supplements. They also work with the top copywriters in the world, invest millions of dollars annually in testing, and operate in one of the most cutthroat and competitive marketplaces on the globe.
Anyhow, “Infotainment” was one of the things I taught their staff copywriters (Combining information with entertainment)
Just a handful of the information I shared during my lecture are listed below:
Old Testament prophets employed this eerie form of persuasion to convince even their fiercest opponents—including pagan priests—to convert to their new faith.
A nifty (and extremely deceptive) approach to increase sales by advising customers NOT to purchase from you.
The “wet dream” technique for producing emails, advertisements, podcasts, articles, and other marketing materials that customers like and find irresistible.
There is a little-discussed method of using intense wrath and indignation to gain the trust and confidence of your list and encourage them to buy from you.
How to turn detractors into fervent supporters and customers This was found by accident by Marvel Comics in the late 1980s, and it is a certain way to keep customers coming back for more of your marketing messages. Additionally, it produces the best clients you’ll ever work with.)
How to make even obvious sales proposals interesting to read. (This was done by the late, great copywriter Gene Schwartz, and “Star Trek: The Next Generation” and “Smallville” wonderfully exploited it; here’s how you can use it, too, starting today.)
Here’s how to (ethically) leverage the unsettling reality that at least 25% of American women take anti-depressants to boost your sales. (Also effective when pitching to guys.)
There is a sneaky technique to use errors to get even “fire breathing” grammar nazis to buy from you.
Using infotainment to generate money honestly and without any bullsh*t, even if you have no idea what you’re talking about! (I’m not advocating that you do fraud… But other authors have made millions by doing this on shows like Oprah; just think of how much money you might make if you knew what you were talking about.
How frequently to use profanity in your emails, blogs, podcasts, videos, and other marketing materials to get the best results.
a completely “unorthodox” strategy for boosting sales while providing less value. (One of the top-rated ESPN talk show hosts outperformed everyone in his time slot by doing this; learn how to do the same to have people lining up to buy from you.)
How to leverage infotainment to turn uninteresting goods into compelling “must have” goods that customers can’t get their hands on quick enough. (This strategy generated so much revenue for one of my customers on the launch day that everyone left early. Here’s how to do it in your advertisements, emails, podcasts, or any other kind of marketing you use.)
Regardless of your current level of marketing expertise, “Spiderman 2” by Sam Raimi offers all you need to know about standing out in any market, with any product.
a brief “crash course” in the psychology of persuasion. (I discovered this while enrolled in a college course on memory improvement. And it’s employed by anything from bloodthirsty propaganda apparatuses to successful novels to organically infiltrate a person’s mind and encourage them to do whatever you want, including purchase your good or service.)
How your inflated position as a “expert” is definitely costing you thousands, if not tens of thousands, in lost revenue every year.
a straightforward method employed by Fox News, CNN, MSNBC, and other big cable news networks that can increase existing revenues while requiring much less labor.
How uninteresting individuals may morally and legally “steal” stuff from writers who have more wit and personality on their own.
The finest section of publications to “swipe” material from (And no, the advertising aren’t the problem.)
a “magic solution” that will enable you to make money from the 50 Shades of Gray books no matter what you sell or who you sell it to.
How political commentators, TV psychics, and hosts of financial shows like Jim Cramer make out like bandits year after year—despite the fact that they are consistently mistaken. (And how to apply their own little secret in your own marketing to increase sales.)
How to establish credibility for your goods even if you are just starting out in company and no one is familiar with you

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