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3 Steps to Scare Your Audience Into Action (And Still Sleep at Night) - Copyblogger

3 Steps to Scare Your Audience Into Action (And Still Sleep at Night) - Copyblogger: Why fear is used in marketing

You don’t have to look very far to see advertising messages based on fear:

Fear of missing out
Fear of losing something
Fear of future threat
Of course benefits are important — and in copywriting you’re taught to layer benefit on top of benefit to prove the value of your offer.

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