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The Rhythm of Sales Copy: How Prosody Drives Persuasion
Most copywriters obsess over word choice while ignoring the invisible conductor orchestrating every great piece of sales copy: prosody. Like a jazz...
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Most copywriters obsess over word choice while ignoring the invisible conductor orchestrating every great piece of sales copy: prosody. Like a jazz...
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