🌪 “A Perfect Copywriting Storm” ⛈

The 5 building blocks every copywriter needs to become an unstoppable writer.

Before we get into this, I have to admit something.

I almost named this micro course…

“A Copywriting Storm in Bikini Bottom.”

If you don’t know … “Bikini Bottom” is the fictional town from the Spongebob TV show.

And one of the episodes is actually the base of a lessons we’ll cover.

Anyways.

I decided against naming it that for a variety of reasons. Some legal. Others personal. Lol.

And who knows …

Maybe I might have gotten more of you to join if I called it that.

Back to Spongebob real quick.🍍

You might remember the episode about the “hash slinging slasher.”

Well, I decided adapt that name for myself as your host today. But I changed it a little bit.

For this micro course, consider me your “cash slingin’ copymaster”

Pretty good, right!?

Alright. Maybe not.

Enough pop culture already. Let’s get into it.

Arrrrrreee ya ready, kids!?

🎶 ohhhhhh …. 🎶


  1. How To Banish Imposter Syndrome Forever

Discover what I learned about banishing imposter syndrome … all because of a UPS shipping snafu (for a $100 bottle of whiskey).

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2. How To Eliminate Writer’s Block Without Doing Any Extra Work

This is a fun method of idea generation I call “dissociated” copywriting. Learn how I used it to write an entire landing page in the notes app on my phone while 1,071 feet up the side of a cliff.

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3. How To Know Exactly What Your Audience’s Problems Are

This idea is based off of Spongebob’s “F.U.N.” song. Learn how to go beyond copywriting formulas like P.A.S. by using comments on popular social media sites to do basic market research.

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4. How To Sell A Preventative By Making Your Reader Suffer

How to use my “Horizon Storm” copywriting technique to potentially double the response rate in your copy 

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5. Why You’ll Never “Convince” Somebody To Buy … And What To Do Instead

Learn what the God Particle of copywriting is (it’s nothing religious …) and how you can use the idea to make it much easier to write copy.

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