Framing a product positively or negatively. Which do you favor?
Have any of you noticed a difference in results in how you frame your products?
Example:
Positive: Discover how to succeed at 'X' (and blow away the competition)
Negative: Discover why you're failing at 'X' (and what to do about it)
Which is better?
Keep pressing on,
JK
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