Marketing Words & Phrases
Master the words that trigger action. A collection of persuasive patterns and how to use them.
Index
"100% of every sale"
Psychological TriggersAn aggressive income claim, usually referring to affiliate commissions or resell rights.
"100% original information"
Psychological TriggersEmphasizes the uniqueness and 'newness' of the content to combat 'seen it all' fatigue.
"100% pure traffic"
Psychological TriggersReassures the buyer that the visitors are real humans, not bots or low-quality clicks.
"100% royalty free resell rights"
Psychological TriggersPromises a turn-key business where the buyer keeps all profits forever.
"2 tier"
Psychological TriggersCommon in affiliate marketing to indicate you earn on your sales and the sales of people you recruit.
"24 hours a day, 7 days a week"
Psychological TriggersExplicitly defines 'constant availability' to reassure customers they are never alone.
"24/7 affiliate support"
Psychological TriggersSpecifically targets partners to show that their needs are prioritized around the clock.
"24/7 presence"
Psychological TriggersSuggests that a brand or tool is working on behalf of the user even while they sleep.
"24/7 service"
Psychological TriggersPromises uninterrupted utility or labor.
"24/7 support"
Psychological TriggersThe gold standard for customer peace of mind.
"50-50 proposition"
Psychological TriggersImplies a fair, balanced deal or a gamble with equal odds.
"6 figure income"
Psychological TriggersA classic financial benchmark representing $100k+, synonymous with high success.
"6 figures each year"
Psychological TriggersEmphasizes the recurring, sustainable nature of high earnings.
"9 to 5"
Psychological TriggersUsed to represent the traditional 'grind' that the audience is likely trying to escape.
"Dear (their name)"
Psychological TriggersPersonalization trigger; makes the communication feel individual and important.
"Dear Opportunity Seeker"
Psychological TriggersStandard salutation for the biz-op niche; identifies the reader's mindset.
"I ( ) in one week"
Psychological TriggersA powerful specific-result hook that emphasizes speed and rapid transformation.
"I made $"
Psychological TriggersThe ultimate social proof and income claim; provides a concrete financial benchmark.
"I once"
Psychological TriggersThe opening of a relatable 'failure-to-success' narrative that builds trust and rapport.
"I took a"
Psychological TriggersIntroduces a case study or a specific action taken to achieve a result.
"I've earned"
Psychological TriggersEstablishes the speaker as a credible authority with a proven track record of success.
"Internet"
Psychological TriggersSignals digital, global, and scalable business opportunities.
"Internet fortune"
Psychological TriggersA classic, high-appeal promise of significant online wealth.
"Internet marketing"
Psychological TriggersBroadly categorizes tools or services within the digital space.
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"a (no) minute"
Psychological TriggersQuantifies a task or benefit by a very short timeframe to imply speed.
"a (year) classic"
Psychological TriggersPositions a product as having stood the test of time, implying quality and reliability.
"a absolute must"
Psychological TriggersStrong imperative language that creates a sense of necessity and FOMO.
"a balanced life"
Psychological TriggersAppeals to the emotional desire for wellness and time freedom, not just money.
"a blueprint for"
Psychological TriggersPromises a step-by-step, organized plan that removes the need for guesswork.
"a booming business"
Psychological TriggersSuggests rapid growth, energy, and high profitability.
"a breath of fresh air"
ReliefSuggests relief from frustration. It positions your product as the antidote to the 'stale' or 'difficult' status quo.
"a breeze"
Psychological TriggersColloquial term for something that is exceptionally easy to do.
"a brief list of"
Psychological TriggersImplies there is much more, but provides enough to tease the value.
"a brief summary of what's"
Psychological TriggersAllows the reader to quickly scan the value before committing to a deeper read.
"a chance like no other"
Psychological TriggersHyperbolic language used to create a sense of unique, once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.
"a child could do it"
SimplicityHyperbole that dramatically lowers the barrier to entry.
"a cinch"
Psychological TriggersAnother casual way to say a task is incredibly easy and quick.
"a collection of"
Psychological TriggersImplies a curated set of high-value items or resources.
"a complete"
Psychological TriggersSignals that no other products or information will be needed.
"a complete arsenal"
PowerMilitary metaphor. Implies you are arming the user for battle with everything they need.
"a complete arsenal of"
Psychological TriggersUses militaristic language to imply power and being fully equipped for a challenge.
"a complete package"
Psychological TriggersSuggests all-in-one value with nothing left out.
"a copy of my deposit"
Psychological TriggersDirect, tangible proof (income claim) to verify that a system works.
"a couple hours a week"
Psychological TriggersAppeals to people with limited time, promising results with minimal effort.
"a custom designed"
Psychological TriggersImplies exclusivity and tailored quality rather than 'off the shelf' generic items.
"a cut above the rest"
Psychological TriggersA classic idiom to signal superior quality and competitive advantage.
"a date with destiny"
Psychological TriggersDramatic language to make the purchase feel like a life-changing turning point.
"a detailed"
Psychological TriggersPromises depth and thoroughness, appealing to the 'analytical' buyer.