Elijah Yaks
@copybyelijah.bsky.social
Conversion copywriter for coaches. Fix your "Book a Call" page to get more clients. Stop leaving money on the table. Free audit.
Hah, you get it. It's like...
A typist worries about the dictionary.
A marketer worries about the person holding it.
One is playing with words. The other is playing with psychology.
(And thanks, man. You always catch the real point.)
A typist worries about the dictionary.
A marketer worries about the person holding it.
One is playing with words. The other is playing with psychology.
(And thanks, man. You always catch the real point.)
November 1, 2025 at 1:13 AM
Hah, you get it. It's like...
A typist worries about the dictionary.
A marketer worries about the person holding it.
One is playing with words. The other is playing with psychology.
(And thanks, man. You always catch the real point.)
A typist worries about the dictionary.
A marketer worries about the person holding it.
One is playing with words. The other is playing with psychology.
(And thanks, man. You always catch the real point.)
100%. The market feels the difference even when the client can't articulate it.
That slight friction from a weak word, that tiny moment of doubt from a confusing phrase—it all adds up to a 'no' they never tell you about.
Precision compounds.
(Appreciate you adding this, Emir.)
That slight friction from a weak word, that tiny moment of doubt from a confusing phrase—it all adds up to a 'no' they never tell you about.
Precision compounds.
(Appreciate you adding this, Emir.)
October 30, 2025 at 10:07 AM
100%. The market feels the difference even when the client can't articulate it.
That slight friction from a weak word, that tiny moment of doubt from a confusing phrase—it all adds up to a 'no' they never tell you about.
Precision compounds.
(Appreciate you adding this, Emir.)
That slight friction from a weak word, that tiny moment of doubt from a confusing phrase—it all adds up to a 'no' they never tell you about.
Precision compounds.
(Appreciate you adding this, Emir.)
Exactly. The founder/builder mindset is about how it works.
The client's mindset is about how it feels.
Bridging that gap is the entire job of conversion copy. It's not about dumbing it down—it's about translating value into emotion.
Scoutforge is a great example of a tool that tackles this.
The client's mindset is about how it feels.
Bridging that gap is the entire job of conversion copy. It's not about dumbing it down—it's about translating value into emotion.
Scoutforge is a great example of a tool that tackles this.
October 29, 2025 at 1:22 PM
Exactly. The founder/builder mindset is about how it works.
The client's mindset is about how it feels.
Bridging that gap is the entire job of conversion copy. It's not about dumbing it down—it's about translating value into emotion.
Scoutforge is a great example of a tool that tackles this.
The client's mindset is about how it feels.
Bridging that gap is the entire job of conversion copy. It's not about dumbing it down—it's about translating value into emotion.
Scoutforge is a great example of a tool that tackles this.