How To Come Up With UNIQUE MECHANISMS That Sell

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When you're writing copy, you NEED a unique mechanism.

The unique mechanism is split into 2 parts:

- The unique mechanism behind your PROBLEM
- The unique mechanism behind your SOLUTION

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Basic Idea Behind Unique Mechanisms:

Imagine that your prospects has 99% of the answer...

And you're selling them the missing 1%.

You're explaining the "Real Cause" of their problem and offering a solution.

Think MICRO. Not macro.

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Let's say we're selling a weight-loss supplement.

During your research you find out that one of the ingredients in your supplement helps activate a protein called 'AMPK'.

(AMPK is a protein that plays a role in metabolism)

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Therefore:

CORE problem: Can't lose weight.
UM behind problem: Not enough AMPK in their body

Here's how that would look:

"The reason you can't lose weight ISN'T because of your diet or exercise regimen...

It's actually because your 'Metabolic Switch' isn't active."

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"Metabolic Switch" is just a fancy way of talking about AMPK levels.

We're selling them that 1% of missing information that they didn't have access to before.

We're saying:

"look, you just need this ONE tiny piece of the puzzle to finally start losing weight."

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Unique Mech Behind The SOLUTION

This part is self explanatory.

The UM behind the problem is the metabolic switch (AMPK).

Therefore, the UM behind the SOLUTION is your supp, which has an ingredient that supports AMPK - turns on your 'metabolic switch'.

(for example).

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It takes basic research to come up with unique mechanisms.

Remember:

Imagine that your prospects has had 99% of the answer...

And you're selling them the missing 1%.

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This system ISN'T limited to supplement copy either.

You can use this framework for ANY kind of copywriting.

I literally just used this framework to write a sales letter for @blackhatwizardd the other day.

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Introducing Voltron: Language-Driven Representation Learning for Robotics!

Paper: https://t.co/gIsRPtSjKz
Models: https://t.co/NOB3cpATYG
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