I see a lot of courses, programs, and events that allow the customer to either make payments, or pay in full.

Pay in full?

Say that phrase out loud 5 times, progressively faster each time.

Pay in full…

Pay in full…

Payin full…

Payinfull…

Painful.

OUCH! That Hurts!

There are many ways to phrase the same thing:

  • Just $297 gets you full access today.
  • It’s either 3 payments of $117, or save 20% with a single upfront payment of $297 today.
  • Replace “painful” with “full pay”
  • Replace “painful” with “single pay”
  • Replace “painful” with “one easy payment”

Better yet:

  • Replace “painful” and the words around it with “your investment”.

There’s no need to hurt the ones who love you enough to give you their money.

Phonological Ambiguity Matters, Folks.

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Sometimes it’s the little things.

There’s another layer of resistance to get through next.

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