Leballoo

Digital Marketing Manager

 Sharks Media Buyer

Co-Founder

Upwork

Social Media Marketing Specialist

YouTube

Content Creator

Tregua - Brand & Digital Agency

Freelance Copywriter

Co-founder @Sharks Media Buyer | Facebook and Google Advertiser for eCommerce Businesses

Spending too much budget on 
•Emails📝
•Ads 📢
•Influencer marketing ?

But Still Not Getting The Conversions..

That's Hurt 💔

Basically Your Problems are not the ads or email 

You are Missing The Big Thing In your ads Which will give you conversion 🤔

That is : 

Copywriting 📝

But How Can you Find A Copywriter that will Convert your Ads into Profitable Ads✅

You already have landed to your Solution Profile  ✅

Here you go ...

My Name is Saim Noor . I Have Experience Of 365 Days To Convert Low Performing Ads 📢 into Profitable Ads 💰.I am learning Copywriting from 700 Days through
 
•Personal Mentors 👑
•Books 📚
•Trainings 🎽
 etc.

And Now Alhamdulillah I Have done 50+ Copywriting Project 👍

My Services 🛠️

• Email Copy 
• Ads Copy 
• Sales Copy 
• Website Copy 
• Product Description

[ FREE ] You Can Have My Free Consultation Meeting for 15 Mins 🕦 before closing the deal 🤝

Also .....

[ FREE SAMPLE ] of Copies 📝 
written by me 😎

I appreciate your stamina for Reading 👍
Thank you 🎀


Listen!

This Sunday hit the restart button. You deserve a fresh start!

Saim Noor


Your personal growth will look different every single day. One day is not better than the other. It's all part of the process - Never forget that.

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This Saturday, let's say goodbye to all the opportunities you've missed because of lack of belief, shortage of time, lack of confidence, or fear.

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A truth I’ve found over and over again in my life: If you put yourself in rooms with great people, great things will happen.

When you’re early in your career, your primary goal should be to get in those rooms — to be around other bright, interesting people.

You don’t need to have a path or plan. If you’re intellectually curious and spend time with great people, you’ll always find a way to win.

This piece of advice from Sahil Bloom has entirely changed the direction of my life.

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To win on Social, your brand doesn't need :

• Excessive follower count
• Overemphasis on vanity metrics
• Overly frequently posting

But your brand needs to be : 

• Authentic
• Focusing on building community
• Coming up with content with which your audience can resonate 

Focus on the right things, eventually your brand will make it 🎯

Signing Off
Saim Noor

PS. I just changed my profile's banner, your feedback can help me to improve it.

Really?


Listen!

The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago.

The Second best time is now.


Listen!

Stop playing it so safe.

It's time to get more aggressive with the life you want.

That move you are scared to make might just be the game-changer.

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Ever Tried 

Ever Failed 

No Matter

Try Again 

Fail Again 

Fail Better

This Monday sit down and say “thank you” to yourself for not giving up. 

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You've been pushing hard, balancing deadlines, meetings, and all the daily challenges. Isn't it time you treated yourself to something special? Because you don't just deserve a break—you deserve peace and joy!

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This is the time to


Warning: This post will make you rethink why you like the things you like!

Unpack the mysterious power of the bandwagon effect with me.

Ever found yourself wanting to try a new restaurant simply because it's all over your social media feeds, or decided to watch a series because everyone at work won't stop talking about it? Congratulations, you've experienced the bandwagon effect!


The bandwagon effect is a psychological phenomenon where people do something primarily because others are doing it, regardless of their own beliefs. It’s like when you see a long queue outside a café and think, "This must be a great place," without knowing anything about it. 

The action of the crowd influences your decision, nudging you to join in.


Let's break it down with a simple, everyday example. 

Imagine a new smartphone brand suddenly becoming popular among your friends and colleagues. You see it everywhere: on your commute, at the office, at gatherings. Even though you were perfectly happy with your current phone, this overwhelming presence makes you consider if you're missing out. Without extensive research into the phone's features or whether it meets your needs, you might find yourself leaning towards purchasing it simply because "everyone else is doing it."


This phenomenon isn't limited to consumer behavior; it extends to various aspects of life, including investment decisions, voting in elections, and adopting new technologies. While being part of a community or trend can feel rewarding, the bandwagon effect can sometimes lead us to make decisions that aren't in our best interest.


Recognizing the bandwagon effect is the first step to making more informed choices. Next time you find yourself swept up in the hype, take a step back and ask, "Am I interested because I genuinely find value in this, or am I just following the crowd?"


Navigating life with this awareness can help us make decisions that are true to our needs, preferences, and beliefs, rather than simply jumping on the bandwagon.


Have you caught yourself in the grip of the bandwagon effect? Drop your real-life example of facing the Bandwagon effect in the comment.


No matter what you do, your job is to tell your story.

Repost it with your network ♻, so that they start sharing their story. 


What the heck is anchoring bias?

Ever caught yourself relying heavily on the first piece of information you encountered when making decisions? That's the anchoring bias at play, a common cognitive bias affecting our decision-making process.

Anchoring bias is like setting sail and dropping anchor too early without exploring the vast sea of options and information.

This 'first information' becomes our anchor, influencing subsequent judgments and decisions, sometimes leading us astray.

For Example:

Consider you're shopping for a new phone. The first model you see is priced at $1000. As you continue shopping, you find similar models ranging around $700. 

Instinctively, the original $1000 phone seems overpriced, and the $700 ones feel like bargains. Here, the $1000 acts as your anchor, skewing your perception of value and bargain, even though there might be better deals or more suitable phones for your needs.

In professional settings, anchoring can significantly impact negotiations, pricing strategies, or any decision-making process. Recognizing this bias can help us seek additional information, challenge our initial assumptions, and make more informed decisions.

Next time you catch yourself anchored, take a moment. Dive deeper, explore more, and ensure that your anchor is set after you've navigated through all the seas of information available. 

By being aware of and addressing anchoring bias, we can steer closer to more rational and effective decision-making in both our personal and professional lives.

Have you noticed anchoring bias influencing your decisions? Drop your real-life example of facing anchoring bias in the comments.


PERFECTIONISM 


Forgot Being Perfect

Be You...

It’s Better

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Availability Heuristic - Why We Buy

Have you ever made a quick judgment about something based on the first few examples that came to your mind? 


That's the Availability Heuristic at work, a mental shortcut that relies on immediate examples that come to a person's mind when evaluating a specific topic, concept, method, or decision.


Think of it like scrolling through your phone's photo gallery to recall your recent vacation instead of trying to remember each moment without visual cues. The photos you quickly find and view shape your memory and perception of the trip, possibly overlooking other significant experiences not captured in photos.


Lemme explain with an example: 

Imagine hearing news about airplane accidents more frequently in a short period. This might lead you to believe that flying is incredibly risky, despite statistics showing it's one of the safest modes of transport. The reason? The recent, vivid news stories are easily retrievable in your memory, influencing your perception of risk.


Or consider when you're trying to decide on a new restaurant. You might pick one you recently saw on a friend's social media or heard about in conversations because it's top of mind, ignoring other potentially better options that didn't come to mind as quickly.

The Availability Heuristic simplifies our complex world but can also mislead us by overestimating the importance or frequency of what's most memorable rather than what's most relevant or likely.

Next time you find yourself leaning heavily on recent or vivid memories to make a decision, pause and ask: "Am I considering all the relevant information, or just what's most readily available in my mind?"

Understanding and acknowledging the role of the Availability Heuristic can enhance our decision-making processes, allowing us to navigate life with a clearer, more balanced perspective.

Have you experienced the Availability Heuristic in action? Drop your real-life example of facing Availability Heuristics bias in the comment.



How to clear your head: get out of your head.

Walk more, read more, write more, listen more, produce more, lift more, build more.

Scroll less, consume less, troll less, sit less, procrastinate less.

Clarity is reserved for those who don't resist reality but engage with it.

Dan Koe


She is trapped with a 'Confirmation Bias'​!

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