Today, I logged into Facebook for first time in over a year.
It felt like I was sneaking into an abandoned and decaying warehouse late at night.
A peeling poster on the wall screamed at me, “YAY! A page you manage has been updated!”
I had ghostly friend requests from people I have never heard of and new message requests that sounded gruff at best (“do you write advartorials”).
I sneaked around that abandoned warehouse for a few minutes, peeking into a few cardboard boxes and looking under the broken tiles on the ground.
It became clear I wouldn’t find what I had come looking for.
I quietly made my way towards the exit and closed the private browser tab behind me. I’m not sure if this will have any real effect on Facebook tracking each step I make, but psychologically it was an important step to feeling I had left that dusty, dark, and desolate warehouse behind me.
But like I said, I didn’t find what I was looking for.
Maybe you can help me find it. If you can, I promise to give you something in return.
I was looking for a post by the Note Taking Nerd. This post was an in-depth analysis of a landing page for a vertical jump offer, which I guess was running on Clickbank.
I read this post a few years ago – I guess 2018 or 2019. I thought it was brilliant, and I saved it to my computer.
Only problem is, that was my old computer, which is now gathering its own dust in its own abandoned warehouse in a country far away.
So if you either have this post saved by chance, or if you can find it somewhere and send me a screenshot of it (don’t make me step into that dusty darkness again) then I will give you a free copy of a training I will prepare some time soon.
I know that promise sounds very vague. Here’s what I can tell you now:
This training will be about a fundamental element of making your message sticky — and a fundamental element of making all your copy, and all your writing more persuasive, without resorting to anything obvious like hype or fear or greed.
I will be charging for this training, but like I said, you will get it for free, if you can somehow get me a copy of that Note Taking Nerd post.
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