Pretend you clicked an ad because you're in a relationship where the same problems keep returning and you don't know whether to keep trying. You know nothing about Love Is a Verb. Review this landing page as a cold visitor. Within the first 10–20 seconds: What do you think the Repairable Continuum does? Who do you think it's for? What would make you hesitate to pay $39? What information feels missing, and what feels like too much? One additional question: If I described what I'm offering as “discernment,” what would that word mean to you? Would you understand what I was offering, or would I need to explain it? The Repairable Continuum™ | Love Is a Verb™

And if you do more than one, what do you spend [or intend to spend] the most energy working on? Feel free to promote yourself here and post your links!

I built Love Is a Verb™, a relational clarity platform focused on what should be known, observed, and discussed before commitment deepens. My overall consumer-facing line is: Discern before you bond. www.loveisaverb.co I am now testing a separate cultural campaign built around what swipe culture taught us. It does not need to explain the entire company. It needs to create curiosity and make people want to learn what LIV is. Which of these is strongest? 1. America taught us to swipe to the feeling. LIV is how you show up to it. 2. After the swipe. Before the bond. LIV. 3. America taught us to swipe to the feeling. LIV is what comes before commitment deepens. 4. America taught us to swipe to the feeling. LIV is the clarity that comes before commitment deepens. I want feedback on only three things: - Which line is easiest to remember? - Which one makes you most curious? - Does any line begin to position LIV as something different from a dating app? My challenge is not a lack of language. It may be that I have too much of it. I would especially value feedback from people experienced in building a new category, positioning, or conversion copy.

We have those pitch exercises that anyone can access and engage with at anytime right? This post will be on the top of the classroom pitch exercises page, so it's the first one people wil see when they check there. Comment bellow with as many ads, copies, posters, anything advertizing something you sell. A copy, a video, an ad. Make it eye catchy, make me want to click it, put effort in it, make it good. And if you want to win, make it the best of this tread. Use images, use video, use GIFS, great hooks, deliver value, anything that will make me and everyone else want to buy what you're selling. The current best ad/copy here will be pinned at the top of this post. At the end of each week, I'll make a separate post with the current pinned comment. You can also roast comments in this tread to earn Roaster of the Week points. And keep reposting with the improvement sugestions. Are you in?

I keep hearing that coaches are having a hard time now because their old clients keep going to AI now for information and support. So the ones who kept their careers without just shifting completely to the AI hype had to reinvent themselves by offering more than just information. What services or products do you offer that are not a prompt away from your potential clients? Pitch the value you provide online and that AI could never replace. And click here to check other pitch exercises.