Your Words Have Impact, So Think Before You Write Them!
Hello Again My Dear Friends,
Words can seem tiny and insignificant, but they carry enormous power to heal or wound, build up or tear down, speak truth or deceive. I have learned a lot by taking control over the words I use. Take control of your words and you will learn to speak life into all situations. How many times have you spoken out and wished you could take the words back?
In a nutshell, words are everything online. From creating content people love to convincing people that you have a product worth paying for, there really is nothing more important than learning to use the power of words well. Being able to use your words effectively is one of the most powerful skills you could learn.
Through harnessing the power of words, you can build a solid following of users, create content that moves people and sell products that people will want to buy. What I want to share with you today is pretty basic; however, it’s really important, especially right now; the very real power of your words.
I have found that leaders (that's you my friend), who are mindful of their words, are more likely to have people follow them because they want to – not because they have to. Having people follow you because they know that you have taken the time and care to choose your words can be a leadership journey that is rewarding and filled with great purpose (Remember that Affiliate Marketing is all about relationships).
I am learning more and more about the power of timely words. To be and to remain relevant, I must be able to share words that my readers need to see for the times in which they are living. People are influenced daily through the power of words. But you must take the time to evaluate your words before you use them. The words you choose to use become a part of who you are.
The words you write or speak to others can leave a huge impact and create a lasting memory--either good or bad--so it's super important to choose them wisely. There are many who “fly off the handle” and don’t stop to think about the repercussions of their words. The words we use and how we employ them makes all the difference in the world. The words we choose can lift up or tear down, they can inspire or they can paralyze, they can connect or they can disengage.
I wanted to talk to you today about how your written words will become your reality. Choose the words that you write very carefully because they have the potential of accomplishing nearly anything or destroying nearly anything. The power of words really comes through when it comes to selling.
The words written by a poor copywriter will often generate no sales at all, while the words of a world-class copywriter will often generate millions of dollars in sales. The primary way we communicate is through words. Words have specific meanings – and we must use them correctly. Learn how to use your words to take your user on a fun journey as you educate them.
Stay humble, stay connected to your audience by delivering the right message. Have a great Friday and a great weekend.
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As someone with ASD it can be very difficult at times, as when emotions are raised you feel compelled to say what is on your mind, or even worse sometimes you have no words. No words have actually caused me more bother than times I have spoken out of turn, as it was taken that I didn't care enough to bother speaking.
Great words there well chosen :) I guess there's a feel, a spirit in the words we say. The reader feels it and connects or disconnects. In fact I am afraid of writing when I don't feel like I can, because I know the product won't be as good. But can we afford to write only when we feel we can?!
Marica, we must be ready to know what are we going to write. If we don't feel it, we should not write about.
Great lessons here Eugene. We all need to take this to heart. The power of words have been proven over time.
Cheers.
Edwin
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There is no doubt about it, Eugene. Words do matter, whether spoken, written, or maybe even thought. The words we allow to float around in our brain may have a harmful effect on us, not that I think we ‘might as well say it as think it.’
Anyway, thanks for the timely reminder.
You're so welcome Earl. We just need to be careful when we write and when we speak.