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How to write copy like a lawyer (back every claim, win every sale)

This article shows you how to structure your copy so it convinces total strangers to buy. You’ll learn the proof tactics Agora uses to sell ordinary offers with courtroom-level credibility and turn first-time readers into paying customers.

Piyush Tainguriya June 19, 2025

Content Marketing copywriting Marketing

How to drive conversions through pre-selection and upgrades in content: the status quo bias

This blog is a detailed study about how to drive conversions through pre-selection and upgrades in content. This will be useful for content writers, strategists, and marketers who want to use clever techniques like pre-selection and upgrades to drive faster conversions.

Sunayni Ganguly June 18, 2025

Business Development Marketing sales

How to find out if your business idea can make money before you invest in it

This article will help business owners test if their business idea can actually make money before they waste time, energy, or money building it.

Ankit Akash June 18, 2025

copywriting Marketing techniques

Field-tested finance copywriting secrets every copywriter should know

Discover finance copywriting secrets tested in the real world that every copywriter can apply. Learn how to spot powerful market insights and craft hooks that spark curiosity before the product or client even exists. Use this approach to sharpen your skills, confidently pitch clients, build your own newsletter, or launch your career as a finance copywriter.

Piyush Tainguriya June 17, 2025

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Content Marketing copywriting Marketing

How to close high-net-worth clients without pitching: just ask these 4 questions

This article is for freelancers and consultants who want to close high-ticket, high-momentum buyers. These are clients who already know the problem, want a solution now, and don’t need convincing. You’ll learn a clean 4-question script to spot these whales and close fast without pitching, nurturing, or handholding.