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Your results can be improved by using some of the following persuasive words below. Use them in your advertises methods like ads, emails, titles and sales pages.

Amazing
Bonus
Discount
Discover
Easy
Excellent
Exclusive
Fast
FREE
Guarantee
How to
Important
Increase
Incredible
New
Now
Powerful
Profit
Proven
Sale

Now, pay attention to the example below:
Ad A) Get 100 downloads, create an own ebook, and start your own affiliate program! – Good price!

Ad B) Sale! Discover our Easy Techniques to Create Your Own Product! Incredible Low Price! Turn your computer into a Powerful Profit Machine! Use our Exclusive system to start your own affiliate program and increase your profits! Get it Now with our Outstanding Bonus Program (100 FREE Downloads )! Satisfaction Guaranteed or your money back!

When you browse among a number of sale items, you are probably attracted to the product that makes you feel the best.
Both of these ads are selling the same thing. But doesn’t ad B sound better than ad A? Now my question is: Which ad below would you prefer to purchase?

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's one-word hooks are a handy starting point, but the best choice depends on audience and channel. Prioritize a clear, specific benefit rather than piling on attention-grabbing terms. Short, honest copy that sets an expectable outcome builds more long-term trust than a string of grand claims.

A simple testing workflow that works across ads, landing pages and email:

  • pick one element to vary (headline or subject line),
  • create two variants that differ only in that element,
  • split your audience randomly and run the test until you reach statistical confidence.
    Track both engagement (opens, clicks) and the business result you care about (conversion rate, revenue per visitor). Aim for meaningful sample sizes and run tests across normal traffic cycles to avoid timing bias.

Deliverability and compliance matter as much as wording. Keep claims supportable and make unsubscribe options obvious. Authenticate sending domains (SPF/DKIM/DMARC), include a plain-text alternative for email, and avoid formatting that triggers spam filters (excessive punctuation, all caps). If complaint or bounce rates rise, pause and investigate before scaling.

Quick checklist to refine copy:

  • lead with the concrete outcome for the reader
  • be specific (timeframe, quantity, measurable result)
  • include short social proof or a real data point when possible
  • make the next step obvious and low friction
  • segment messages by intent and test per segment
  • iterate in small, measurable steps

's reminder to keep claims truthful is essential; 's point about the impact of a single hook is valid, but always verify what moves your audience through testing.

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That's a pretty good list. Some of the words are definitely good marketing tools for selling products. Try to make it as truthful as possible too.

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the word free gets em everytime.

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