Using the “Problem — Agitate — Solve” Framework for Blog Intros

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An intro is the first thing someone reads after landing on your page

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If it’s not compelling enough, forget about retaining the visitors

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Here’s how I use the “Problem — Agitate — Solve” copywriting framework to…

…grab visitors by their throats and make them read the rest of the post…

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Problem: State a problem or pain point your target audience is facing

Example: Is your landing page not converting? You’re not alone.

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Agitate: Get deeper into the problem. What happens when they ignore the problem?

Example: A low-converting landing page is eating your Ad budget.

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Solve: Position your blog post as the perfect solution.

Example: In this post, I’ll tell you 5 simple ways to boost your conversion rate (You don’t have to revamp your website)

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