If you want to make more sales (and who doesn't?!) then here's something that might surprise you:

You don’t need followers.
You don’t need a marketing degree.
And you definitely don’t need to be some creative genius with a mysterious past and a typewriter.

What you do need… are better words.

And no, I’m not asking you to write essays or sound like a college professor.
I’m talking about copywriting—the skill of using words to make people take action. Click. Buy. Sign up.

It's how I went from "C- in high school English" (true story) to writing campaigns for Google, Amazon, and Meta, and building businesses that have pulled in millions online.

And here’s the wild part…
It’s not because I’m special.
It’s because I learned how to write words that work.

Copy that sells. Emails that convert. Headlines that make people stop mid-scroll and click "buy now".

In my new video, I’m breaking down exactly how you can do it too—even if you’ve never written a single sentence that didn’t end with “lol.”

Watch it here: Copywriting for Beginners: Write Words That Sell in 2025​

Here’s what’s inside:

• What copywriting actually is (hint: it’s not legal advice)
• The 3 copy frameworks I use to sell anything
• Why you don’t need a following, just a fridge and a product inside it
• A totally unnecessary (but emotionally gripping) story about taming a bear
• How to go from “kitchen table headlines” to getting paid to write

This isn’t just another “guru guide” that ends in a $997 upsell.

It’s the real stuff I wish I had when I started. And the same process my clients use to grow their businesses (...some from zero to $60K/month and beyond).

If you’re a new entrepreneur trying to get traction…
Or an existing business owner tired of feeling like your business is the internet’s best-kept secret...
This video will change how you see copywriting forever.

👉 Watch the video now​

You don’t need to be Hemingway (or Shakespeare, or JK Rowling)
You just need to be clear.
And maybe a little funny.

Talk soon,

Adam "Recovering English student, full-time word nerd" Erhart