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”Hey, Ed,” they said. “Why don’t you put VeryGoodCopy on Product Hunt?” I looked up. “Oh,” I said. “Never really thought about it.” VeryGoodCopy started as a way to teach myself how to write copy. Because I knew if I could explain a persuasion principle or technique simply and efficiently in a blog post, I was ready to use it myself. “Why not?” they said. “Worth a shot.” I’d study the books and sales letters of old-school copywriting masters, pluck out their most compelling persuasion lessons, and reframe those lessons into unique, actionable, story-driven micro-articles. And folks seemed to like it. Copywriters, marketers, and entrepreneurs alike were all very encouraging: 🗣️ 'I feel inspired every time I read one.' 🗣️ 'I love how you convey so much in so few words.' 🗣️ 'Like no other copywriting advice on the internet.' 🗣️ 'I love that you share this information so generously.' 🗣️ 'Short, insightful, practical — and always very different.' 🗣️ 'I’ve become a better copywriter thanks to VeryGoodCopy.' So I just kept at it. 🙂 Hundreds of articles later, what started as a simple self-learning tool has evolved into a free weekly newsletter that's helping thousands of subscribers write better, market better, and sell more. Eventually, I added micro-courses and micro-interviews to VeryGoodCopy — all free, all designed to teach you proven copywriting and persuasion concepts in an efficient, memorable way. “Yeh,” I said. “Good idea. I’ll try to get something up next week.” And I did. And here we are. Thanks so much for stopping by! Looking forward to your feedback/suggestions. 🙏

There is only one copywriting website that I follow and that is VGC. The stuff Eddie puts out isn't your typical "tips & tricks" content. It's clearly evident upon your first visit that it's a different type of experience... Eddie's background is incredibly unique which brings a fresh perspective to a saturated realm. It's bite sized content coming from someone who has mastered their craft through thousands of hours of trials and tribulations. Thanks for lending us some knowledge, @verygoodcopy

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