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Writer's pictureCarson Hoffman

5 Steps to Write Ad Copy That Converts


Your ad copy shouldn't sell your product.


It should sell the solution to a problem.


Here are 5 ways to structure your ad copy in order to convert customers:


1. Start with a compelling headline

2. Use value propositions to sell

3. Create urgency & scarcity

4. Include social proof

5. End with a (CTA)


Ad copy drives action

(when done right)


I write copy that:


- captures the customer's attention

(ex. If you're a 25-year-old looking for an apartment in New York City, then watch this)

- details benefits, not features

(ex. Our landscaping services save you time, so you don't have to waste your weekends on your lawn)

- keeps their interest

(ex. Imagine you're a broke college student looking to make money...)

- showcases value

(ex. Our agency saves you time and money by creating ads that turn viewers into loyal customers)


in a compelling way


Copy is what drives conversions.


It should continuously move people along in your ads to get them to take action.


Things to avoid talking about in your ads:

  • yourself

  • the business

  • features of your product/service


No one cares about you,


They care about how you can help them.


So show them.


Bonus: Frame your copy like you’re the customer.

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