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Guides to copywriting

Copy that sells is taught, not generated.

Guides from aicopyryter, with a y, for founders who write their own pages. Each lesson shows a real before and after, then says why the change works.

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Lesson 1

The product page names one thing

Visitors skim. A page that opens with a feeling loses to one that opens with a fact.

Before

We offer high quality candles made with care for every home and every occasion.

After

Soy candles in three scents, poured by hand on Tuesdays. Burns about forty hours.

Why it works: a reader can picture the second one and check it. The first could describe any shop.

Example: Hollis Lane Candle Co. is an invented shop.

Lesson 2

The about page answers "who is this"

People read an about page to decide whether to trust you. Say who, where, and what you do on a normal day.

Before

Founded with a passion for excellence, we strive to deliver the best possible experience.

After

Two of us pour every jar in a rented studio in Duluth. If something arrives broken, one of us answers the email.

Why it works: it gives the reader a place and a person to reach, instead of a mission.

Example: invented shop and invented town.

Lesson 3

The checkout email says what happens next

After the order is the moment a buyer worries most. A short email settles it.

Before

Thank you for your order. We appreciate your business and will be in touch.

After

Your candles are packed on Tuesday and leave the same day. The tracking link comes in a second email.

Why it works: it names the day and the next message, so the buyer stops wondering.

Example: invented shop and schedule.

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