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Hype

Excited, exaggerated language that promotes something harder than the facts support.

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SMS to members announcing the summer timetable and a new 6:30am weekday class, capped at 12. Warm, calm studio voice: sentence case, at most one exclamation mark, no hype. Let the class cap create the urgency, then the booking link.

How an expert would brief the stronger version of “Class timetable SMS”.

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A neighbourhood yoga studio texts its members that the summer timetable, with a new early class, is open for booking.

Study A · the weaker one
Study B · the stronger one

Why: A turns the class cap into pressure ('only 12 people per class!', 'Book NOW'); B states the same fact calmly as a reason to book: 'capped at 12 people per class'.

Related words

  • Microcopy
  • All caps
  • Plain language
  • Weasel words
  • Bottom line up front
  • Burying the lede
  • Value proposition
  • Hedging

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