Neuro-linguistic programming (NLP) can be a game-changer in the art of digital copywriting, offering subtle yet powerful ways to sway user behavior. We’ve gathered insights from a founder and a neuromarketing specialist, among others, to bring you three specific NLP strategies. From utilizing presuppositions in copy to applying emotional anchoring in marketing, discover how NLP principles can enhance your digital content.
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I use the NLP technique of presuppositions in much of my copywriting. Presuppositions presuppose that something must be true for the reader. An example of this is, “For the best results, successful people choose a three-month subscription.” This sentence presupposes that successful people need three months to get results, which makes the reader think, “I want to be successful (or I am successful), so I need three months too!” When I get into the close part of my copy, I use a lot more presuppositions to entice the reader to take action.
Bobbie Maloy, Founder, Conversion Hacker
Enhance Persuasion With Sensory Language
Combining presupposition and sensory-rich language can significantly enhance your copy’s persuasive power. For example, rather than asking, “Would you like to experience our product?” you might write, “When you feel the smooth glide of our pen, you’ll know you’ve made the right choice.” This phrasing presupposes that the reader will take the desired action, encouraging their brains to simulate the experience. By subtly guiding their perspective and engaging their senses, you create an interaction that’s more emotionally engaging and memorable. We can even measure the impact this will have on behavior using brain sensors like EEG.
Isaiah Cormier, Neuromarketing Specialist, Flying Horse
Apply Emotional Anchoring in Marketing
Neuro-linguistic programming (NLP) is a useful approach in digital marketing to subtly influence how users think and behave, particularly useful in affiliate marketing. NLP uses the idea of “anchoring,” where certain cues, like a word or image, trigger specific emotions. This technique can be applied to marketing to link positive emotions with a product, helping to increase sales effectively.
Mohammed Kamal, Business Development Manager, Olavivo
