
Explore market research, establish your authentic copywriting voice, and apply a seven-part sales page structure to boost visitor experience; use split testing to drive data-driven decisions.
Learn how market research reveals that selling what people want, as a trusted source, to enough of your audience drives sales with authentic, corroborating copywriting.
Identify the right audience for feedback by polling your ideal client profile, not friends or family, then use groups to gather insights and test ideas and titles.
Learn to conduct market research interviews to uncover customers' core problems and what they've tried. Use the insights to craft copy that mirrors customers' own words and reveals ideas.
Identify five market research methods to improve your copy: study niche mates and their copy, analyze audience posts and comments, conduct one-on-one conversations, and run title split tests with software.
Discover how to study the market by analyzing your niche mates, copy what sells, and leverage your unique voice to expand the market with collaboration.
Study the audience by identifying where they gather and what they discuss, then mine Facebook groups, Reddit subreddits, and Amazon reviews for issues and language to shape copy.
Use market research to seed your audience with real needs and feedback, guiding pre-launch plans and product packaging through customer collaboration and the mom test.
Learn to post market research requests on LinkedIn, use direct messages and carousels to invite conversations or interviews, and offer a coaching session on market insights, not a sales conversation.
Conduct one-to-one audience research conversations to learn what buyers actually purchase and what didn’t work. Apply The Mom Test to identify the right buyers and shape copy.
Use polling as a market research method to select among course ideas or product designs, gather buyer data, and seed your audience for better copy and launches.
Choose your next product topic through market research by running a three-topic poll to identify what excites your audience, using closed-ended surveys and one-on-one conversations to guide copywriting strategies.
Discover how to use open-ended and closed-ended polls to uncover why your audience cares about a topic, and turn that insight into copy and product ideas through targeted market research.
Develop compelling product titles by generating multiple options, aiming for ten to twenty-five variants, iterating with sleep-on-it reviews, and polling your audience to inform a launch.
Learn how to run Facebook polls for titles on a business page or group, including posting tips, title options, line breaks with shift-enter, and single or multiple answer choices.
Poll the right people to validate the main sales page pitch and top visuals; with a small audience, test images, otherwise gather feedback on the core message and page structure.
Discover how to write authentic copy by tapping into your energy signature and authentic voice, expressing soul, confidence, and credibility without fear-based marketing or convincing others.
Learn to recruit market research interviewees via social posts, offering a free coaching session, and craft clear questions and calls to action that invite private messages and timely responses.
Keep polls simple and concise so the right people understand the topic, and promote them to warm audiences via public posts, ads, or email links to maximize engagement.
Discover how to run a Facebook reach ad to poll your warm audience, set budget and duration, and use a text-only post with a saved audience for insights.
Learn how a Google Form market research poll uses topic paragraphs, randomized questions, and unbiased responses to gauge interest in topics like facilitating transformational coaching conversations.
Develop an authentic copywriting voice by connecting with your heart and expressing your context-appropriate voice. Practice techniques like breathing or a walk to center and write with genuine connection.
Imagine your ideal client who accepts your faults and welcomes your voice, even during rants or quiet moments, and write with authentic confidence to craft genuine copywriting that resonates.
Use the copywriting template to sell your service or idea, decide what you're selling, assemble the right ingredients, and get ideal-client feedback for authentic, high-impact copy.
Explore authentic copywriting through the vision exercise, selecting a question and drafting responses within a timer using the master template to articulate your ideal client's transformation.
Explore the copywriting template for creating authentic, grounded results sections, articulating problems, diagnosis, and processes, while using credible narratives and price education to set realistic expectations.
Compare passion and vision in a copywriting template, learn why the passion sits lower than the vision, and practice crafting the problems section to articulate concrete results.
Write about problems and challenges to reveal customer needs and align with their goals and yearnings, then share outcomes with peers during a six-minute focused writing exercise.
Learn to assemble a publishable web page from a copywriting template by choosing ingredients, answering focused questions with timers, iterating with edits, adding headings and images, and gathering audience feedback.
Address objections with authentic copywriting by answering core questions, diagnosing client concerns, and validating belief to help the right buyers decide if this program fits.
Meet visitors' expectations quickly by clearly outlining what the program walks through, who should sign up, cost, and duration, using authentic visuals to inspire honest hope.
Showcase good images on your website by featuring pictures of you and clients, plus results imagery, using sources like Pixabay and Creative Commons with attribution, and compress for faster loading.
Assess your page text formatting by optimizing width, font size, and paragraph length. Use bold or italics to highlight key points and improve readability.
Enhance your website's look and feel by studying your ideal visitors, identifying distractions, and applying audience feedback to keep the elements they like and remove what they dislike.
Explore how split testing using Google Optimize reveals which webpage elements, including video placement, color schemes, and guarantees, drive higher sales, informing data-driven copywriting decisions.
Test one variable at a time in split testing, comparing headlines, images, video presence, buy now buttons, guarantees, pricing, and testimonials to optimize conversion.
Launch split testing with Google Optimize by creating experiences, naming tests clearly, and choosing between an A/B test or a redirect test to compare page variants and drive sales.
Launch a Google Optimize split test by creating an end experience with a variant (longer or redirected headline), set a custom objective like page views, and allocate 50% traffic.
Learn how to use Google Optimize to run an AB test or split test, making quick edits directly on your site by editing variants and page elements with live previews.
Learn how to run a Google Optimize experiment, decide when to stop based on data, compare the original version with the price education variant, and interpret conversion rate results.
End a Google experiment from the details page to make results final; it cannot be restarted, but you can copy the experiment to reuse the settings for a new test.
Analyze split test results by checking the probability to be best in the reporting tab. Compare conversion rates and deploy the winning variant after the test ends.
Apply content copywriting principles for blogs and social media by shaping titles, formats, and post structure to meet audience expectations. Study niche mates and refine beginnings and endings.
End your posts with genuine curiosity and avoid comet baiting on social platforms. Invite audience engagement with questions and a small homework assignment.
Learn minimalist email newsletter copywriting that summarizes recent posts in a simple weekly or monthly content format, featuring a video and an Instagram carousel slideshow.
Learn how the personal letter email style builds reader connection with narrative, photos, and long-form content. Weigh the tradeoffs of authenticity, open rates, and time investment for different audiences.
Explore hybrid email newsletter style, blending short status updates with video promotion and click-through links, using a personable, promotional format with banners, subject lines, and image links.
Nurture email subscribers with regular, value-driven content and craft sales emails that respect audience warmth. Use subject-line testing, open rates, and click rates; learn from niche mates to improve results.
Switch from emphasizing pain points to highlighting joy points such as gratitude, serenity, hope, pride, accomplishment, amusement, inspiration, and love to attract ideal clients and align with their values.
Contrast copywriting and content writing by showing how traditional copywriting pushes actions while authentic copywriting emphasizes clarity, alignment, and authentic, educational content.
When you ask an expert marketer: "What is the number 1 lucrative skill that a fellow marketer or entrepreneur can learn?"
Their answer will without a doubt be: "Copywriting".
In short, if you want to effectively sell your online products and services, then you need to learn how to write great copy.
A common issue people often complain about with regards to copywriting is that "Copywriting feels inauthentic for them!"...
...This is a phrase I have often heard from coaches, marketers, content creators...etc
If you’ve been an avid student of the topic of copywriting, then you are probably familiar with all the tricks that are recommended by the experts, some of which include:
Use hype (exaggerate benefits to get prospects excited about your product/service)
False positioning (Position your product as the only one in the world that meets all of the prospect’s needs)
Agitate the pain (Get the prospect to feel the pain of their current situation and make the consequences of not buying your product/service unbearable)
These are just some examples of common copywriting practices that are being taught. The negative effects of following this kind of advice are many:
Make the prospect skeptical
Set the prospect up for disappointment (as a result of building unrealistic expectations)
Create and build up anxiety in the prospect
Most people write copy this way because it’s the only way they’ve ever known how to do it – and I admit, I’ve been guilty of writing copy this way too my first few years in business.
The good news is: There’s another way. And it’s both helpful to your clients, and enjoyable to you.
What is it called? Well, you may call it honest/genuine/authentic copywriting.
It’s the result of years of testing, trial and error & resentment of the conventional way of doing things.
Yes! You can do without all the manipulative sales techniques of mainstream copywriting and get good results.
It starts with learning the theory. Then, once you’ve become familiar with the copywriting process, you’ll then be able to put pen to paper. Everything you need from tools to templates and resources has been included.
This course takes all the confusion and guesswork out of writing copy for web pages, emails, & social media.
Whether you’re a novice copywriter or an experienced copywriter who is tired of the old, unethical way of copywriting through the use of hype and manipulation, this course has the answers to your questions.