A copywriting lesson from buying engagement ring insurance?

I finally insured my fiancé’s engagement ring. 💍 And learned an important copywriting lesson in the process.

I’ve been procrastinating on this task for a few months. (But hey, better late than never, right? 😂)

​Anyways, while I was applying for coverage…

​I noticed a 5-word blurb of copy that contains a valuable lesson on persuasion.

Here it is (highlighted in red):

What do those 5 words – “even on a mobile device,” – achieve in this 👆 sentence?

​​They handle an objection.

How to handle sales objections with your copy:

​Those 5 words above pre-empt a point of friction (that is, a concern about how hard it’ll be to fill out the form on a mobile device). And address it before the prospect even realizes what’s up.


​(And yes – in case you’re wondering – THAT small of an inconvenience is enough to kill a deal online… Compelling someone to take action through written words is fickle.)


​Take me, for example. I’d already been procrastinating on getting the ring insured in the first place…


​So if I’d opened up this application page on my mobile? I’m sure I would have further procrastinated if it weren’t for those 5 words… Which reassured me that I’d have a quick and painless user experience.


Now it’s your turn:


​Which objections do YOUR prospects face that hold them back from taking action with you?


Send me a message and lmk. Seriously! Curious to see what you come up with.


​Talk soon!
Dylan