Every published module, all in one place.
9 modules
E-commerce → Catalog
Rules for ecommerce product description copywriting that converts: outcome-first leads, keyword placement, feature-benefit pairing, sensory language, and objection handling.
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Writing → Copywriting
Rules for writing headlines and titles across formats: specificity over vagueness, curiosity paired with a real payoff, using numbers and brackets effectively, length bands per channel, banned clickbait patterns, and testing variants.
Writing → Tone Of Voice
Rules for defining and applying a consistent brand voice: naming voice traits with do/don't pairs, calibrating formality, keeping consistency across channels, distinguishing voice from tone, and maintaining a banned-phrases list.
Social & Marketing → Linkedin
Rules for writing LinkedIn posts that actually get read: the first-two-lines hook, length bands, formatting, hashtag discipline, CTAs, and repurposing long content.
Writing → Storytelling
Rules for narrative structure in any written piece: stakes before detail, concrete specifics over abstraction, one protagonist, conflict as the engine, show-then-tell, and how to find the story in dry material like case studies and data.
Rules for writing blog posts that rank and read well: search-intent match, one primary keyword with natural variants, title and H2 structure, scannability, internal linking, meta descriptions, and refreshing old posts.
Social & Marketing → Ads Copy
Rules for writing paid ad copy that converts across Facebook, Google, and other placements: one promise per ad, benefit before feature, message match to the landing page, compliance basics, and single-variable testing.
Social & Marketing → Newsletters
Rules for writing email newsletters that get opened and read: subject line discipline, preview text, one job per email, scannable structure, send rhythm, and what makes people archive on sight.
Rules for writing landing page copy that converts: one page one goal, a headline that states the value promise, hero-to-proof-to-objections-to-CTA hierarchy, specificity over adjectives, social proof placement, and CTA wording.