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List of 650+ Power Words for Crazy Conversion Boosts
List of 229+ Power Words for Crazy Conversion Boosts
Now we get to the list of all the lists, the power words you've been waiting for. I've divided them into categories based on the type of emotion they evoke, so you might see some words listed twice. They simply fall into two or more categories.
Keep in mind that this list is not exhaustive. If you find a strong word on this list that you like but think botim database there might be something better, pull out your handy dandy thesaurus . There's no need to limit your creativity!
List of words of power of anger and fear
Word List Fear and Anger
You don't want your potential customers to feel angry or scared... or do you?
When people are afraid, they want solutions to overcome their fear. When they are angry, they want to settle down.
Laziness—aka sloth—isn't a bad thing. We all have priorities in life. You can be super efficient and productive when it comes to your business, but you leave dirty clothes all over your bedroom floor and don't do the dishes until you run out.
We all have areas in our lives where we tend to procrastinate. If your product appeals to this demographic, you’ll want to use words that evoke laziness and simplicity. In other words, “Try this product/service. You won’t have to worry about reduced productivity anymore.”
You can also use these words to charm people who don't want a product or service that's difficult to use. For example, they may not be tech-savvy or may not have the time to learn a complex system.