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Nicole the copywriter VS the robot
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Okay folks. I know what many of you are thinking: why bother with a copywriter or something like the Quarterly Copy Pass when you couuuuld just ask your friendly neighborhood chatbot to write, tweak, and edit your copy for you? So, let’s talk about it! Starting with a bit of honesty: if you were fully, 100% satisfied with your AI-generated copy, you probably wouldn’t have opened up this email. You’d just hit publish, watch the sales roll in, and move on with your life. But a lot of us are finding gaps with our AI-generated copy. No matter how much we train it. No matter how many times we "feed it" our voice. Recently, I asked my weekly mastermind group about their experience writing copy with AI, and the same problem kept coming up. As one person put it bluntly: "sexy sentences that ultimately don't mean anything." Another described it as a 50/50 gamble: half of her copy sounds like her, the other half is obviously AI, and she can't always tell what's working and what's not until someone points it out. If you can relate? You probably already know you'd benefit from a second set of *human* eyes to strengthen, humanize, and improve your AI copy before it goes out into the world. But hey, maybe that's not you. Maybe your AI-assisted copy feels pretty solid already! Even then… Even copy that's "pretty good" leaves something on the table. Because taking that "pretty good" AI copy and making it into great copy means easier consultation calls. Sales and inquiries coming in while you sleep. Clients choosing to reach out to you instead of your competition. Getting words on the page is the easy part. (Though maybe don't ask me how many hours I spent writing the Quarterly Copy Pass sales page, please. Writing for yourself is hard, okay???) Getting them to resonate with the humans in your audience and ultimately sell is a different skillset entirely. Though to be clear: I'm not here to shame you for using AI with your copy! Probably 9 of 10 Quarterly Copy Pass submissions I get are written with AI's help somewhere along the way. So yup, you're more than welcome to bring me your AI-assisted drafts! And in return, I'll bring my decade of copywriting experience and real human brain to "humanize" and refine what you've given me by:
Though don't just take my word for it ;-)... Okay, that's all for now. Hope you have a lovely weekend! ~Nicole P.S. If your gut reaction to the Quarterly Copy Pass is “sounds great, but I don’t have the budget”... let me just say that it’s probably more affordable than you think :-) A one-off copy audit with me runs $695. A full done-for-you project starts at $2,250. At just $397 for the whole quarter (with no long-term commitment + the ability to cancel anytime), the Quarterly Copy Pass is a different category entirely. For most business owners, it only takes a small portion of one sale of their main offer to more than cover it. (Which, hey, is kind of the point of the QCP as my copy feedback is meant to help you convert + sell more.)
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Nicole's Notes | A Newsletter by Nicole Elliott
Join the weekly (ish) newsletter for business owners who want their copy to sell without the sleaze, excessive sales pressure, or disappearing into the AI-flavored sea-of-sameness. Served alongside embarrassing personal stories, the occasional (okay fine, *frequent*) existential crisis, and at least one parenthetical aside per email.
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