A short YouTube clip (creator: Nate Tilley) arguing that combining value-based marketing with direct-response persuasion creates highly shareable, trust-building marketing. The speaker recommends crafting a "red hot" pitch full of psychological triggers that both persuades prospects to buy and is valuable enough that audiences will share it, thereby signaling legitimacy and encouraging paid conversions.
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If you're looking at like direct response and value based marketing, my whole thing is like pointing at value based marketing and infusing principles of direct response on there. So I'm using all of the psychology that's been around for thousands of years and then I'm making it adaptable to today's environment where skepticism has never been so high. The way that I like to do it is to really put together a red hot pitch and have it a minefield of persuasion to use all the triggers and all the stuff that you need to do to get somebody to buy, but have that piece of marketing that you're putting out in front of your marketplace so good that your prospect will share it and they will tell other people about it. And I'll be like, you have to go and check this out. And embedded in that value is a sales message that gets somebody to go. Like, this person is legitimate. This shit literally works. I've tried it. I can see that they are the real deal because their content has helped me already. Let me go and get some of their paid stuff to even get a better result.
