Comments on: Use the Rule of Three for Bullet Points http://www.dailymarketingace.com/tips/internet-marketing-tips/use-the-rule-of-three-for-bullet-points/ Internet Marketing Tips for Infopreneurs from Infopreneurs Thu, 08 Jan 2009 19:47:08 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.1 By: Brian Harrower http://www.dailymarketingace.com/tips/internet-marketing-tips/use-the-rule-of-three-for-bullet-points/#comment-190 Brian Harrower Fri, 28 Dec 2007 03:27:48 +0000 http://www.dailymarketingace.com/tips/internet-marketing-tips/use-the-rule-of-three-for-bullet-points/#comment-190 Reminds me too, of maverick cop Clint Eastwood in his movie Dirty Harry when he summed up three bullet points to a punk with those famous three words - "Make my day." Reminds me too, of maverick cop Clint Eastwood in his movie Dirty Harry when he summed up three bullet points to a punk with those famous three words - “Make my day.”

]]> By: doug http://www.dailymarketingace.com/tips/internet-marketing-tips/use-the-rule-of-three-for-bullet-points/#comment-189 doug Thu, 20 Dec 2007 13:26:41 +0000 http://www.dailymarketingace.com/tips/internet-marketing-tips/use-the-rule-of-three-for-bullet-points/#comment-189 I also like the idea of using the power of three. This does help keep it brief, but there is something more powerful to the grouping of three. Even more powerful... three similar things then a variation. Just think Beethoven's fifth: da, da, da, dum. It's a pattern that has worked since the dawn of time to both engage and surprise. I also like the idea of using the power of three. This does help keep it brief, but there is something more powerful to the grouping of three.

Even more powerful… three similar things then a variation. Just think Beethoven’s fifth: da, da, da, dum. It’s a pattern that has worked since the dawn of time to both engage and surprise.

]]> By: Mani http://www.dailymarketingace.com/tips/internet-marketing-tips/use-the-rule-of-three-for-bullet-points/#comment-188 Mani Wed, 19 Dec 2007 21:01:20 +0000 http://www.dailymarketingace.com/tips/internet-marketing-tips/use-the-rule-of-three-for-bullet-points/#comment-188 This is true. Too many bullet points or numbers just clutters what you have to say. No since telling someone how to build a watch when all they were asking for is the time. This is true. Too many bullet points or numbers just clutters what you have to say. No since telling someone how to build a watch when all they were asking for is the time.

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