In This Episode: 

In the marketing world, David Deutsch needs little introduction. He’s a world-renowned direct response copywriter, marketing strategist, author, and copywriting coach. 

David consistently writes winning promotions from scratch, and he often works with clients and writers behind the scenes to turn under-performing promotions into winners.

But before he was renowned in the copywriting world, David got his start at Ogilvy & Mather on Madison Avenue, working with clients such as Merrill Lynch, General Foods, and American Express.

When David switched to direct response, his work generated hundreds of millions of dollars in sales for leading direct response marketers, entrepreneurs and publishers, including Agora and Boardroom, Inc.

But all that only scratches the surface of David’s extensive knowledge and experience, so let’s get started so you can hear what he has to say.


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Episode Highlights

  • How Jay Abraham convinced David to leave Ogilvy and Mather for direct response
  • How to write understated copy that’s not embarrassing to read out loud
  • The difference between copy for ad agencies and direct response
  • How to add more undeniable proof to your sales copy so it’s more believable
  • The mindset strategy that builds instant trust with your readers
  • How to make your copy more interesting by making bigger promises 
  • The one thing you need to write copy at the highest level 
  • How to stack your talents so you are always playing to your strengths 
  • The best way to stop your copy from sounding like regurgitated sales pitch

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