There are many ways you can use NLP Language Patterns besides putting them in the body copy. Here are just a few ways I’ve used them.
For example, you can add them in the following places:
1. In your headlines – These can be used with keyword rich headlines on your website or in regular snail mail sales letters
2. In your subheads – Create that “dual readership path” and make it more persuasive with language patterns
3. In unatributted testimonials – As mentioned in a previous post, you can create your own legal testimonials and make them stronger with language patterns
4. In the signature files of your outgoing emails – Great place for some embedded commands and a future pace
5. On your order pages or on your order device offline – Don’t let prospects get away at the last moment, you have to make this page as powerful and as easy as you can
6. In your sign-up form – If you have follow-up emails, you can use the language patterns right above the sign-up form, instead of just saying “Sign up for our free newsletter!”
7. Inside the Follow Up Emails – Just like the ones you put on your website
8. Put them in your blog posts – You can add them to change states, change beliefs, make learning easier, etc.
9. Answering machine messages – Add NLP Language Patterns to your incoming answering machine message, instead of the “Hello. I can’t come to the phone right now.”
10. Voice mail messages – Use some patterns on the voice mail messages you leave (embedded commands are good for this) with other people.
11. Your business card - No sense just adding contact info and title on your card. Make them into tiny, persuasive billboards
12. You can (USE YOUR IMAGINATION). Wherever you need a little bit extra persuasion
Once you start realizing the power of these language patterns, you’ll find ways to enhance your communication and persuasion skills.
