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Hey guys Most copywriting lessons on youtube are full of fluff, vague advice, and recycled So I’m just wondering that , what if all of as who are trying to learn copywriting can share our knowledge, skills, and some works that we have done it before I am just a guy who’s spent months writing words that make people click, buy, and obsess over products also I am the one who want to improve my copywriting skills learn from you guys and share what I know as much as possible And if you’re serious about learning (real copywriting)—not just theory, but the kind that actually sells—then let’s do this together. Here’s the Plan:- 1,Learn New Topics:- Everyday day we will explore new things starting from basics 2,Every day we write 5 Emails: – No BS. We’ll write, rewrite, and polish until they CONVERT. 3,Free Swipe Files & Breakdowns:– I’ll share exactly what works (and why). 4,Live Feedback:– Ask me anything. I’ll answer every question that I can —no gatekeeping. This is for YOU if: - You’re tired of "tips" that don’t work in the real world. - You want to write words that MAKES PEOPLE TAKE ACTION. - You’re ready to "put in the reps" (because that’s how you get good). ##HOW TO JOIN??? Just say if anyone wants to talk about this then feel free to comment below.... Henry Jason

(And no, I didn’t have a big audience or fancy connections.) Most people overcomplicate copywriting. But the truth? Small tweaks = big paydays. Here’s the BEFORE & AFTER of an email that crushed it for a client: Before: "Hey, check out our new course! It’s awesome!" ( Boring. No urgency.) After:"Your last chance to fix [pain point] ends at midnight—here’s why 3,247 people already grabbed this." ( Curiosity + Scarcity = $$$) Result? 42% more sales—just from changing a few words. COMMENT "COPY" below—I’ll DM you the exact template I used.

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