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Change Nothing. Change Everything.
Reframe: Don’t just offer clarity. Offer a shift in perception.
Instead of “we help you _____” use language like:
“We get your attention — so you can finally give it to what matters.”
Swap noise for notice.
Show how one overlooked detail, one mental reframe, one unexpected truth pulls them into real progress.
Use real-life micro-moments in your copy:
“The thing you kept missing? Now it’s obvious.”
“That feeling something’s off? Now you know why.”
Action: Create short-form “attention loops” showing the moments they saw differently — and couldn’t unsee.
Instead of “we help you _____” use language like:
“We get your attention — so you can finally give it to what matters.”
Swap noise for notice.
Show how one overlooked detail, one mental reframe, one unexpected truth pulls them into real progress.
Use real-life micro-moments in your copy:
“The thing you kept missing? Now it’s obvious.”
“That feeling something’s off? Now you know why.”
Action: Create short-form “attention loops” showing the moments they saw differently — and couldn’t unsee.
📱 Influence Tribe
Reframe: Create signature emotional tones, not trending posts.
Choose one feeling you want every follower to feel. Name it in your bio.
Example: “Welcome to unapologetic joy. Stay for the fire.”
Action: Use consistent “mood language” in captions—“This one’s for 11:47 PM dreams” instead of “New video up!”
The power of real influence leads in the right direction.
Choose one feeling you want every follower to feel. Name it in your bio.
Example: “Welcome to unapologetic joy. Stay for the fire.”
Action: Use consistent “mood language” in captions—“This one’s for 11:47 PM dreams” instead of “New video up!”
The power of real influence leads in the right direction.
The Insurance Agent
Reframe: Don’t just offer coverage. Offer continuity.
Instead of “what if,” use language like: “We protect what keeps your life moving.”
Swap paperwork for storytelling.
Show how one family trip, one child’s dream, one weekly routine is held together by the policy.
Use real-life micro-moments in your copy:
“Your kid’s Wednesday soccer drop-off? Still happens.”
“The Friday drive to your parents? Still yours.”
Action: Create short-form “life loops” showing the everyday moments they get to keep.
Instead of “what if,” use language like: “We protect what keeps your life moving.”
Swap paperwork for storytelling.
Show how one family trip, one child’s dream, one weekly routine is held together by the policy.
Use real-life micro-moments in your copy:
“Your kid’s Wednesday soccer drop-off? Still happens.”
“The Friday drive to your parents? Still yours.”
Action: Create short-form “life loops” showing the everyday moments they get to keep.
🏠 Real Estate Teams
Reframe: You’re not selling square feet. You’re selling emotions.
When showing homes, ask prospects: “What happens here next year?”
Capture them narrating their imagined life in the space. Then use their words in the follow-up email:
“You saw the birthday parties in the backyard. Let’s make that happen.”
Action : Turn viewings into personal future-casting sessions. Then reflect it back.
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When showing homes, ask prospects: “What happens here next year?”
Capture them narrating their imagined life in the space. Then use their words in the follow-up email:
“You saw the birthday parties in the backyard. Let’s make that happen.”
Action : Turn viewings into personal future-casting sessions. Then reflect it back.
Connect with us to learn how to command and land 7.5% fees.
You Don’t Sell Clothes. You Reveal People.
Reframe:
Don’t just offer style. Offer self-recognition.
This isn’t about “looking good.” It’s about feeling seen—by yourself first.
Not “we sell clothes.”
More like:
“We change what you see in the mirror—so you stop dressing for them, and start dressing like you.”
Action:
Create short-form loops showing the shift from self-conscious to self-confirmed:
Not transformation. Alignment.
“The day your outfit didn’t speak louder than you—it spoke with you.”
“The shirt you didn’t second-guess? That was the real you talking.”
“That look you didn’t adjust all day? That’s when your insides and outsides finally had a meeting.”
Use these as captions, ad hooks, or even hangtag copy. You're not selling fabric. You're selling the moment someone stops editing themselves.
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Don’t just offer style. Offer self-recognition.
This isn’t about “looking good.” It’s about feeling seen—by yourself first.
Not “we sell clothes.”
More like:
“We change what you see in the mirror—so you stop dressing for them, and start dressing like you.”
Action:
Create short-form loops showing the shift from self-conscious to self-confirmed:
Not transformation. Alignment.
“The day your outfit didn’t speak louder than you—it spoke with you.”
“The shirt you didn’t second-guess? That was the real you talking.”
“That look you didn’t adjust all day? That’s when your insides and outsides finally had a meeting.”
Use these as captions, ad hooks, or even hangtag copy. You're not selling fabric. You're selling the moment someone stops editing themselves.
Want our tagline versions or a few copy blocks spun from this?
Billboard Sommelier
Reframe: Stop adding more. Start revealing more.
Instead of “More content = more traction,” use language like: “Make one thing matter more.”
Show the emotional cost of invisibility and the quiet thrill of finally getting through.
“That offer you buried? It sings now.”
“That story you downplayed? It’s the headline.”
Action: Take one overlooked idea and say it like it deserves to be remembered.
Instead of “More content = more traction,” use language like: “Make one thing matter more.”
Show the emotional cost of invisibility and the quiet thrill of finally getting through.
“That offer you buried? It sings now.”
“That story you downplayed? It’s the headline.”
Action: Take one overlooked idea and say it like it deserves to be remembered.
Gone by Noon: Macaroons
Reframe: Scarcity is theater—use it to spark anticipation.
Instead of “this is what we have,” introduce next-day offerings—like weather events.
“Tomorrow: we’re baking macaroons for front porch vibes.”
Use your window, your social, your receipts:
Action: Create a 3-day rolling menu with poetic reasons—e.g.,
“Only on Wednesdays because that’s when almonds behave.”
You're not just making macaroons. You're baking emotions.
Instead of “this is what we have,” introduce next-day offerings—like weather events.
“Tomorrow: we’re baking macaroons for front porch vibes.”
Use your window, your social, your receipts:
Action: Create a 3-day rolling menu with poetic reasons—e.g.,
“Only on Wednesdays because that’s when almonds behave.”
You're not just making macaroons. You're baking emotions.
☕ Brew Baristas
Reframe: Offer the moment, not the menu.
At your point of sale, say: “What kind of day are we fueling today?”
You’ll stop being a vendor and start being a co-conspirator.
Action: Handwrite one emotional “starter” on each cup:
“For bold ideas.”
For graceful comebacks.” “For ‘they won’t know what hit them.’”
At your point of sale, say: “What kind of day are we fueling today?”
You’ll stop being a vendor and start being a co-conspirator.
Action: Handwrite one emotional “starter” on each cup:
“For bold ideas.”
For graceful comebacks.” “For ‘they won’t know what hit them.’”
🧹 Property Stewards
Reframe: Make repairs/ maintenance feel like mindfulness.
When you fix something, leave a small card:
“This place is loved. We were here at 9:42 AM so you didn’t have to be.”
Action: Design a “Cared For” tag system—every small fix becomes a trust signal, not an invisible duty.
When you fix something, leave a small card:
“This place is loved. We were here at 9:42 AM so you didn’t have to be.”
Action: Design a “Cared For” tag system—every small fix becomes a trust signal, not an invisible duty.
🏕️ The Campground Host
Reframe: Turn disconnection into a luxury feature.
Label no-WiFi zones as “Signal-Free Sanctuaries.”
Give guests an arrival card: “Welcome to Now. There’s no scroll here—only stars.”
Action: Offer printed “conversation starters” or “slow hour ideas” to make stillness feel curated.
Label no-WiFi zones as “Signal-Free Sanctuaries.”
Give guests an arrival card: “Welcome to Now. There’s no scroll here—only stars.”
Action: Offer printed “conversation starters” or “slow hour ideas” to make stillness feel curated.
🛎️ The Welcome Inn
Reframe: Make guests the main characters of the memory.
Ask before arrival: “What do you want to remember about this trip?”
Then align the experience with that answer.
Action: At checkout, hand them a postcard titled: “The moment you’ll remember most from your stay.” Leave it blank. They'll fill it in—and that’s what gets shared.
Ask before arrival: “What do you want to remember about this trip?”
Then align the experience with that answer.
Action: At checkout, hand them a postcard titled: “The moment you’ll remember most from your stay.” Leave it blank. They'll fill it in—and that’s what gets shared.
🐐 The Altruistic Goat Ropers
Reframe: Frame it as a cultural experience, not just a sport.
Market: “Witness the wild precision of folklore in motion.”
Sell merch that says: “I saw it live—and I still don’t believe it.”
Action: Offer first-timer orientation cards: “What to watch for, how to cheer, and why this matters.”
Market: “Witness the wild precision of folklore in motion.”
Sell merch that says: “I saw it live—and I still don’t believe it.”
Action: Offer first-timer orientation cards: “What to watch for, how to cheer, and why this matters.”
🛍️ The Local Shop
Reframe: Let them feel like curators by extension.
Put handwritten “why we picked this” tags on select items:
“We found this on a Michigan ______—smells like cedar and rebellion.”
Action: Rotate a “Staff Crush of the Week” shelf with playful tags like “If this soap were a person, we’d marry it.
Put handwritten “why we picked this” tags on select items:
“We found this on a Michigan ______—smells like cedar and rebellion.”
Action: Rotate a “Staff Crush of the Week” shelf with playful tags like “If this soap were a person, we’d marry it.
👐 Compassionate Hearts
Reframe: Turn donors into story-owners.
After someone gives, don’t send a receipt. Send a small, visual update:
“You just helped X walk to school today. Here’s what they saw.”
Action: Use point-of-view photos or voice memos from beneficiaries to turn generosity into a first-person moment.
After someone gives, don’t send a receipt. Send a small, visual update:
“You just helped X walk to school today. Here’s what they saw.”
Action: Use point-of-view photos or voice memos from beneficiaries to turn generosity into a first-person moment.
🎓 Educators
Reframe: You’re not teaching content. You’re unlocking identity.
Forget test prep—become the place where kids discover who they are when they’re not being graded.
Brand each program not by subject, but by superpower:
“Confidence in Chaos” (math). “Charm With Syntax” (writing). “How to Outwit a Liar” (logic).
Action: Rename your courses using emotional outcomes, not academic jargon. Let parents say, “My kid's becoming a strategist”—not “He’s in algebra.”
Forget test prep—become the place where kids discover who they are when they’re not being graded.
Brand each program not by subject, but by superpower:
“Confidence in Chaos” (math). “Charm With Syntax” (writing). “How to Outwit a Liar” (logic).
Action: Rename your courses using emotional outcomes, not academic jargon. Let parents say, “My kid's becoming a strategist”—not “He’s in algebra.”
🩺 Health Practitioners
Reframe: Stop marketing prevention—market control over your own narrative.
Say: “We help you make health feel like your own idea.”
Instead of scare tactics, frame care as self-authored strength:
“You came in for lower back pain. You left with a spine made of decisions.”
Action: After each visit, send a “Future You” postcard with a line like:
“You’ll be so glad you started this when you did.”
Say: “We help you make health feel like your own idea.”
Instead of scare tactics, frame care as self-authored strength:
“You came in for lower back pain. You left with a spine made of decisions.”
Action: After each visit, send a “Future You” postcard with a line like:
“You’ll be so glad you started this when you did.”
💇♀️ Beauticians
Reframe: You’re not changing appearances. You’re restoring agency.
Don’t ask “What are we doing today?”—ask “What do you want to feel when you leave?”
Hair is therapy with scissors. The chair is a stage.
Action: After the service, hand them a mirror card that reads:
“You didn’t just look different walking out—you looked certain.”
Don’t ask “What are we doing today?”—ask “What do you want to feel when you leave?”
Hair is therapy with scissors. The chair is a stage.
Action: After the service, hand them a mirror card that reads:
“You didn’t just look different walking out—you looked certain.”
🖥️ Tech / App Startups
Reframe: Don’t say what it does—say how it rewires a moment.
You’re not “streamlining workflows.” You’re making 3:12 PM feel like 9:07 AM again.
Pitch features like emotional resets: “This button cancels panic.” “This tab slows time.”
Action: Replace cold feature descriptions with phrases that read like mood shifts. "End-of-day calm, in one swipe.”
You’re not “streamlining workflows.” You’re making 3:12 PM feel like 9:07 AM again.
Pitch features like emotional resets: “This button cancels panic.” “This tab slows time.”
Action: Replace cold feature descriptions with phrases that read like mood shifts. "End-of-day calm, in one swipe.”
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