Simple, Fun, Direct Email Copy
Yesterday, my brother was on a group call and talking to his friends about how quarantine has been affecting the lives of people socially. The conversation went something like this: When people are isolated for so long, they become less social. Conversations also become stale since there’s not a lot of variety happening on the … Read more
There’s a particular ad that’s been following me around wherever I go on the Internet. This ad promotes a product where you get two years worth of fill-in-the-blank email templates, assuming you email once a week because there are a little over 100 emails. Being an email guy, I couldn’t resist checking out the sales … Read more
Today, I came across someone online who asked this question. Long or short copy? And why? We can see nowadays some ads with 20 pages, and some with 3 pages only. Is there a rule to follow or it doesn’t matter? The short answer: In my opinion, it doesn’t matter. The not-so-short answer: I’ve seen … Read more
Aside from videogames, one of the other things I like to do during my free time is to practice music production. Ever since I got into it, I never listened to music the same again. Now I listen to every song with a more analytical ear. I pay attention to the different sounds, how they’re … Read more
Yesterday, I finished rewatching one of my favorite childhood animated shows, Avatar: The Last Airbender The show was heavily inspired by East Asian culture, specifically their arts, mythology, philosophy, religion, architecture, and music. After finishing the show, I have to give props to the writers for their fantastic world building skills. But in my opinion, … Read more
I read an article about McDonald’s and how they’ve been navigating through COVID. Because of the spike in new cases, McDonald’s has to delay reopening their restaurants for another three weeks. How well are they going to be off? My guess is, they’re going to do relatively fine. Why? They have the ability to be … Read more
Today is Independence Day. The day where Americans celebrate the moment the Founding Fathers decided to sever their connection with Great Britain. To go a little deeper: The day the colonies, soon-to-be known as America, becomes its own country without anyone telling them what to do. They think the way they want. They work the … Read more
As you may or may not know already, I do a lot of my networking online now because COVID has put a halt to all in-person events. Whenever I meet someone new, one of three things would happen: The person wouldn’t reply back to my messages. We’d have a long chat that would lead nowhere … Read more
There’s a good man named Neville Medhora and once upon a time, he owned an e-commerce site called HouseOfRave where he sold party items like glow-in-the-dark sticks and disco balls. It was a pretty successful business considering he made enough money to pay his bills, save a decent amount of money, and still have extra … Read more
In June of 2019, I was in Atlanta for David Neagle’s live event, The Art of Success Summit. I was still working on my EZPC Building blog at the time, but I’ve been getting thoughts about putting this blog behind me and pursuing a new project. I didn’t know what yet, but I spent a … Read more