Aug 22 (edited) • 📚 Resources Vault
How Writing Ebonics Makes Me Sales
👀 If you catch me on Reddit writing like this → no caps, internet slang, abbreviations, typos, run on sentences…
just know it’s 100% intentional.
It’s not sloppy. It’s strategy. And strategy gets you PAID
💡 Why? Because people read casual, messy text differently than they read polished captions.
It feels raw. Real. Like a friend talking vs. a marketer pitching.
And that’s exactly why it works.
Here’s the kicker though 😮💨
👉🏾 It’s not even me typing like that. I’m a certified NERD, GEEK ALLAT yall so I NEED âI to write like that
👉🏾 It’s ChatGPT.
I tell it what I want to say, then I prompt it to spit it out in that “lazy internet” style. Nobody on Reddit has a clue.
Example (straight from one of my Reddit posts):
see i kinda read this diff 👀 u framed lazy like it’s a bad thing, but imo “lazy” is the cheat code. like why would i fight it when i can build my biz around it? i sell digital products that are done for you, so i don’t gotta sit for months grinding. i just plug in the system + post → sales come in. so lowering the bar works, but i took it further. i made the whole bar lazy proof 😂 no ads, no fancy tech, no overthinking. simple moves that are easy enough i stick to em. lazy money > hustle culture any day
Looks like random internet chatter, right? Nope. 100% engineered.
⚡ Lesson: Don’t confuse “casual” with careless. The most profitable words are the ones that look like they weren’t trying.
👉🏾 What about you — do you over-polish your content, or do you let it breathe and keep it raw?
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