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Use after drafting positioning statements, before writing website copy, or when marketing language sounds corporate rather than human
Reference library of 35+ hook and headline tactic types. Use this when a user asks for hooks organized by tactic, wants to know which tactic to use for a given situation, or requests hooks "by tactic type." This defines what each tactic is and when to deploy it. Always pair with hook-writing for execution — tactics define the frame, psychological triggers are the mechanism inside the frame.
Write follow-up emails that re-engage without being annoying. Uses proven psychology for follow-up sequences. 42% of replies come from follow-ups.
Write LinkedIn posts and articles. Use when asked to write, create, draft, or produce a LinkedIn post, LinkedIn article, LinkedIn update, or LinkedIn thought leadership content. Also use when user mentions LinkedIn in a social media writing context. Outputs publish-ready LinkedIn content with hooks, hashtags, and CTAs.
When translating product details into messaging, climb a 4-rung ladder from Feature → Product Truth → Functional Benefit → Emotional Benefit. Forces every emotional claim to have a credibility chain back to a verifiable feature, beating messaging that's either too technical (specs without meaning) or too floaty (emotion without proof).