Alliteration Manipulation ft. New Trump Tweet — Daily Persuasion with Joshua Lisec Ep. 11

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ABOUT TODAY'S EPISODE:

"This isn’t just a Trump tweet—it’s a masterclass in manipulation, and your crash course in how alliteration can do the dirty work of persuasion."

Welcome to Episode 11 of Daily Persuasion: “Alliteration Manipulation ft. New Trump Tweet”—where Joshua Lisec pulls back the curtain on the language patterns that move minds, shift public opinion, and sell products…whether you know it or not.

In this episode, Lisec dissects a New Trump Tweet posted to X (formerly Twitter), where a seemingly simple phrase—“cost of, cost of”—gets surrounded by a mountain of price hike examples. What Trump is doing isn’t just commentary; it’s classic manipulation. And more specifically, it’s Alliteration Manipulation.

This is where today’s persuasion lessons begin.

Joshua Lisec walks you through the persuasion psychology of how repeating consonant and vowel sounds—yes, that’s what alliteration is—can anchor ideas in your audience’s brain. Whether it’s politics or toothpaste, this episode explores examples of persuasion in advertising, everyday copywriting, and even techniques of persuasion in writing that you can use right now.

Think “Build Back Better.” Think “Cost of, Cost of.” That’s not accidental—it’s intentional linguistic design. In fact, Lisec argues that these are persuasive techniques that work precisely because they sound like a chant. The result? Audiences remember, believe, and repeat—often without realizing why.

Throughout this Daily Persuasion breakdown, you’ll get:
• Practical persuasion tips you can use for your own product headlines, email subject lines, and messaging hooks
• A sharp comparison between manipulation and genuine persuasion—and why alliteration can fall into either category
• An AI-powered live demo where Lisec uses a hypothetical organic toothpaste to test-drive persuasion techniques and generate sticky, clicky, customer-pleasing copy
• Real-world persuasion examples (some hilarious, some horrifying) that reveal what truly motivates consumers—including the psychology behind phrases like “chemical-free care” and “toxic toothpaste”

You’ll also learn how to persuade someone to do something with more than just facts or benefits. Sometimes it’s about rhythm. Sometimes it’s about morality. And sometimes, it’s just about not selling “poison paste.”

By the end, you’ll see how Trump Twitter posts are a goldmine of persuasion influence strategies. Whether you agree with him or not, you’ll understand how his team weaponizes persuasive techniques with near-perfect precision—and how you can adapt the same methods ethically in your own business or brand.

If you’re a copywriter, entrepreneur, content creator, or just fascinated by how language shapes the world, this is your go-to persuasion channel. And Lisec doesn’t hold back. He delivers persuasion videos that blend hard-hitting insight with humor, clarity, and a bit of chaos.

🎯 Key takeaways from Ep. 11, “Alliteration Manipulation ft. New Trump Tweet”:
• The difference between persuasion and manipulation isn’t always moral—it’s phonetic.
• What is alliteration? It’s more than wordplay. It’s sticky, memorable, and surprisingly powerful.
• Don’t just copy Trump—understand why his Trump tweet works, and how to turn it into your next campaign win.
• Use alliteration when it aligns with what your audience actually wants—not just what sounds good.
• Watch Lisec uncover the psychological triggers behind modern messaging, one viral moment at a time.

Don’t miss this spicy, strategic, and slightly unhinged take on how language shapes reality. This is Daily Persuasion. This is Joshua Lisec. And this, my friend, is how you learn to persuade—with purpose.

👉 Watch Episode 11: “Alliteration Manipulation ft. New Trump Tweet” now. Then rewatch it with a notebook. You’ll never scroll past another Trump Twitter post—or write a subject line—the same way again.