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Practical Sales Training™ > How To Get Attention > Picture Letters

 

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What is it?

Using imagery / pictures instead of letters to seize attention and get your point across.

 

Why does it work?

It works because we process images much faster than text.

It also works because a word that is spelled with images and not letters is a little unusual and catches our attention.

 

How can you use it?

To make this work, you need to take just one word from the message you are trying to convey (often a brand name or a tagline)

You then need to pick an image that meets this criteria:

1 – It represents the meaning/concept.

2 – It looks like the letter it replaces and has a similar shape.

 

Example

In this example, the “oo” in “loop” has been replaced with the infinity symbol which communicates both the “oo” visually, but also the infinite nature of the loop. Clever stuff!

The learning loop logo with an infinity symbol below it what we do and a teal rounded learn button with arrows indicating flow

 

See also

 

 

 

Black slide with the title picture letters left shows a gray block with the loop logo teal infinity symbol and a horizontal line right reads using imagery instead of actual letters to help form a word  and a small clear sales message badge at the bottom

 

 

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James Newell Creator: Clear Sales Message™
James Newell specialises in sales messaging, buyer psychology and commercial communication that helps businesses increase conversion.

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