Hey! I wanted to convince you to take my new course, so I wrote this email using the QUEST copywriting formula. Let’s break it down: It’s frustrating. People get into marketing because they love writing, storytelling, and psychology. But then reality sets in. Another ad. Another campaign. Lots of analytics – no room for creativity. But after working with companies like Siemens, Amdocs, and dozens of startups, I’ve found that marketing can be both fun AND effective. No, wait. Marketing should be fun and effective. Why? Because…
And sure, creative ads take more effort, but one great ad can outperform 100 boring ones. Ask Dovetail, Riverside, and Slack:
Now, I get it—you’re busy. Like, 84-open-tabs busy. So I designed BPFA to fit your schedule: 100% results. 0 risk: And just like Eli, Dave, and dozens of other students, you’ll learn how to create awesome ads much faster. (And if it’s not for you, I’ll refund you right away—no questions asked.)
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