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Emil Risberg

@theemilrisberg

On a journey to build a freedom-based life with simple ads and emails, so I can live by the Mediterranean and travel whenever I want.

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They will never see your message… If your site takes more than 3 seconds to load. Most people exit after that. If your site loads slowly, try removing: • Animations • Large images • Font packages Every second counts.

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I don't like starting from scratch. This goes for: • Offers • Funnels • Content Anything, really. Knowing what works before you begin saves a lot of time. Model what's already successful instead of reinventing the wheel.

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A good guarantee can give clients the reassurance they need to make a purchase. But a bad guarantee can be worse than having none at all. Remove their risk, but only make promises you can keep.

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Your landing page copy should guide your visitors from: • Pain • Doubt • Frustration To a state of: • Happiness • Confidence • Satisfaction Show them the transformation you offer.

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Writing tip: Start with an idea. Write everything that comes to mind without stopping or editing. Just get it all out. Let it sit for at least a day. Then come back and refine it. This approach helps me write faster and improve quality.

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If you want to stand out, be clear about the value you offer. Help potential clients see the unique benefits of your service. Make it obvious why you're the right choice.

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I was asked recently: "Is page load speed really that important?" Studies say yes... But it also depends on your traffic. People who already know you, might wait a bit longer. But for cold traffic, it's different. Most people simply don't like waiting. So, to be on the

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Back from a great week in Italy and the Amalfi Coast. Loved the mix of food, people, and beautiful scenery. Definitely going back someday.

Back from a great week in Italy and the Amalfi Coast.

Loved the mix of food, people, and beautiful scenery.

Definitely going back someday.
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Traffic is just traffic if you can't turn it into leads. Leads are just leads if you can't convert them into clients. Clients are just missed opportunities if you can't deliver results. Direct your focus to where it matters.

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People here love to share what they think. And that's one thing that makes this platform so interesting. But I like to remind myself of this: Don't follow advice blindly. If it didn't work for them, it might still work for you. Maybe they did it wrong? Maybe they missed a

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You don’t have to be an expert to help others. You need to know how to solve a problem… But then it depends on who you serve. Teaching pro copywriters to up their skills? Then, yes—you need to be a master at copywriting. But what if you’re helping local businesses grow

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Been off X for the last couple of weeks… For a good reason. I had some things that needed my full focus. Funny how stepping away from social media brings so much clarity. That clarity helped me make the right decisions. Right now, I’m refining my business and

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I’m done chasing likes. I’m done playing by the algorithm’s rules. I’ve said goodbye to the organic social media hamster wheel… despite everyone saying it’s the only way forward in online business. Even if you do your research and model what’s working… you can post exactly

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Most entrepreneurs don’t own their audience. They rent it. And every algorithm change? That’s a rent increase. Every platform update? A new lease agreement. And when they shut down your account for no reason? That’s an eviction notice you can’t fight. It’s their platform.

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There are two kinds of entrepreneurs: Those who can spend 90% of their time on marketing. And those who can spare just 10%... because the rest goes to serving clients. Most social media strategies? They’re built for the first group. I was in the second… and got tired of