Have you heard of the devil of India?
She was a serial killer.
She killed over 450 innocent victims between the late 19th century & early 20th century.
Here’s where things get weird…
This “serial killer” was not human.
She was a ferocious Bengal tiger.
The Champawat Tiger.
This tiger killed more humans than any other animal in history!
She started off hunting and eating villagers on the outskirts of town.
Easy prey.
But then, after several people went “missing”, the villagers moved to a nearby city for safety.
But they weren’t safe at all.
Because the Bengal tiger followed them (for 50 or so miles) and kept attacking for years to come.
She primarily hunted women and small children.
She’d wait for hours, even days, stalking her prey before attacking.
She’d get to know her innocent victims behaviors and routines.
And when she caught them off guard, usually walking by themselves, she’d unleash terror.
I believe this serial killer tiger was eventually killed. I’m not entirely sure.
But what I AM sure about is the VALUABLE lesson hidden within the “tiger of death”.
Tis this…
Your success as a copywriter has more to do with your stalking skills, then your writing skills.
Here’s why:
Successful copy is not written.
It’s assembled.
First:
You must find the right hooks, claims, pain points, fears, benefits… BEFORE you can ever assemble and structure your copy.
You do this by “stalking your prey.”
Stalk your market and crawl inside their minds and hearts.
Know them better than they know themselves.
Once you do this, writing serial killa copy is a breeze.
And, as a big juicy bonus, you will never experience writers block again – chef’s guarantee.
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