
208 Ads Per Hour
Here’s the hard truth: You might have the people, but they ain’t going anywhere.
Why?
Because your audience is skeptical AF. Like, “Is this a scam? Are they selling timeshares in Cancun?” skeptical. And honestly, can you blame them?
We’re bombarded with
Here’s the hard truth: You might have the people, but they ain’t going anywhere.
Why?
Because your audience is skeptical AF. Like, “Is this a scam? Are they selling timeshares in Cancun?” skeptical. And honestly, can you blame them?
We’re bombarded with 208 ads per hour. That’s a mind-numbing amount of Buy this! Download that! OMG, limited time only! BS. And guess what? Yours is drowning in the same pool of vagueness, generic slogans, and needy desperation.
Nobody likes desperation.. Not on Tinder. Not in ads. Not anywhere.
David Ogilvy (aka the King of No BS in Advertising) said it best:
“Never write an advertisement which you wouldn’t want your own family to read.”
Translation? Stop sounding like a robot trying to sell me a warranty. If your copy doesn’t make someone feel something—curiosity, trust, a hint of “Hell yeah!”—then you’re wasting your damn time.
Good copy isn’t just about sales. It’s about survival. It’s the difference between barely scraping by or building something that thrives.
Think you’re motivated by “making an impact?” Prove it. Because information is useless without action. And copywriting? It’s the art of lighting a fire under someone’s ass to act.
Your audience doesn’t need another vague, boring pitch. They need clarity. Conviction. Something that cuts through the noise and slaps them in the face with this is what you’ve been looking for.
So, what’s it gonna be? Keep blending in? Or finally give your people a reason to give a shit?
Let’s fix this.
Stay sharp,