In a landing page belongs to "my friend", there are two options to promote the value proposition of a product about saving money.
One option is to say that using the product allows you to keep 30% you lose from existing revenue, the other option is to say that you can get extra 30% to your pocket.
Now, most mentors and consultants these days say that one needs to use the "Stop losing 30%..." because people react better when they are told someone takes 30% of their own cut rather than give them 30% extra but I wonder because "stop losing" is negative what term would you use?
Thank you so much for helping out,
Technically, the math is different depending on which way you phrase it.
Imagine that you're currently paying 30%. When someone spends $10, you lose $3 to commission, and keep $7. If you stopped paying commission, your take would go from $7 to $10, which is an increase of almost 43%, not 30%.
So the choices are really:
"Stop losing 30% commission" vs "Earn an extra 43%"
Can we see the landing page or anything right now to understand the product better?
"30% More Commission in 3 months" ???
Thank you Lou! Sure, it's https://getorda.com
Stop throwing money down the toilet
Get your 30% back
But context is key to make it sound good