62 switches that flip your AI copy from bland to buying.
Advertising’s founding legends — Claude Hopkins, John E. Kennedy, Walter Dill Scott, Earnest Elmo Calkins and more — spent decades testing what makes people buy. In this course you’ll turn each of their laws into a switch you can flip inside your AI prompts. Every lesson has a short video, a hands-on worksheet and a copy-and-paste prompt you can use straight away.
Course Outline
- Here Is What This Curriculum Is About Locked
- Introduction Locked
- AIDA – Attention, Interest, Desire, Action Locked
- PAS – Problem, Agitate, Solution Locked
- BAB – Before, After, Bridge Locked
- The 4 Ps – Picture, Promise, Proof, Push Locked
- FAB – Features, Advantages, Benefits Locked
- ACCA – Awareness, Comprehension, Conviction, Action Locked
- QUEST – Qualify, Understand, Educate, Stimulate, Transition Locked
- SLAP – Stop, Look, Act, Purchase Locked
- STAR – Situation, Task, Action, Result Locked
- PASTOR – Person, Ache, Story, Transformation, Offer, Response Locked
- Salesmanship in Print – The Four Commission Rules Locked
- The Reason-Why Framework – John E. Kennedy's Six Laws of Proof Locked
- The Preemptive Claim – Claude Hopkins' Schlitz Beer Law Locked
- Specificity Over Superlatives – Claude Hopkins' Law of Exact Figures Locked
- The Service-First Hook – Offering Value Before the Pitch Locked
- The Direct Command Method – Walter Dill Scott's Law of Obedience Locked
- The Law of Suggestion Versus Argument Locked
- Dramatizing the Mundane – Earnest Elmo Calkins' Story Switch Locked
- Negative Versus Positive Appeal – Harry Hollingworth's Law of Polarity Locked
- The Law of Experiential Imagery – Scott and Woodward's Sensory Switch Locked
- The Law of Imitation and Living Proof Locked
- The Law of Objection Preemption Locked
- The Narrative Mistake Hook – Lillian Eichler's Story Opener Locked
- The Law of the Specific Buyer Avatar Locked
- The Law of the Single Dominant Idea – Hollingworth and Kennedy's One-Spine Rule Locked
- The Law of Kairos and Authentic Urgency – Aristotle and Scott's Timing Switch Locked
- The Law of Price Anchoring and Value Contrast – Frederick and Calkins' Bargain Switch Locked
- The Law of Risk Reversal and the Trial Guarantee – Hopkins and Kennedy's Safety Switch Locked
- The Law of the Scannable Eye-Path – Hollingworth and Woodward's Visual Switch Locked
- The Law of Cumulative Repetition Locked
- The Law of Frictionless Action Locked
- The Law of the Curiosity Gap – Kennedy and Eichler's Open-Loop Switch Locked
- The Law of the Named Mechanism – Walker and Hollingworth's Signature Switch Locked
- The Law of Before-and-After Contrast – Scott and Woodward's Split-Screen Switch Locked
- The Law of Ethos and Borrowed Authority – Aristotle and Calkins' Credibility Switch Locked
- The Law of Plain-Spoken Clarity – Woodward and Hopkins' Kitchen-Table Switch Locked
- The Law of Strategic Bonus Architecture – Frederick and Hopkins' Value-Stack Switch Locked
- The Law of the Postscript and Recency Hook – Hollingworth and Kennedy's Bottom-Line Switch Locked
- The Law of the Micro-Commitment Ladder – Aristotle and Scott's Yes-Chain Switch Locked
- The Law of Customer Voice and Vernacular Mirroring – Woodward and Frederick's Echo Switch Locked
- The Law of Emotional Ignition and the Rational Alibi – Scott and Kennedy's Two-Key Switch Locked
- The Law of Blame Absolution and the Common Enemy – Aristotle and Eichler's Hope Switch Locked
- The Law of Effort Compression and the First-Win Shortcut – Frederick and Scott's Speed Switch Locked
- The Law of Feature-to-Benefit Translation – Calkins and Woodward's Payoff Switch Locked
- The Law of the Dramatic Demonstration – Hopkins and Hollingworth's Stress-Test Switch Locked
- The Law of the Strategic Admission and Radical Candor – Kennedy and Woodward's Candor Switch Locked
- The Law of the Genesis Story and Workshop Proof – Walker and Hopkins' Workbench Switch Locked
- The Law of the Comparison Ledger and Alternative Contrast – Frederick and Kennedy's Decision-Chart Switch Locked
- The Law of the Identity Shift and Status Elevation – Walker and Eichler's Role-Upgrade Switch Locked
- The Law of the Selling Caption and Visual Proof – Calkins and Hopkins' Picture-Hook Switch Locked
- The Law of the Concrete Metaphor and Instant Analogy – Aristotle and Woodward's Familiar-Object Switch Locked
- The Law of the Silent Leak and Cost of Inaction – Kennedy and Calkins' Hidden-Tax Switch Locked
- The Law of Tangible Packaging and Physicalized Value – Hollingworth and Frederick's Shelf-Presence Switch Locked
- Why the Red Pen – The Law of Tactile Editing Locked
- The Law of Point-of-Doubt Proof – Walker and Kennedy's Targeted-Receipt Switch Locked
- The Law of the Self-Diagnostic Hook and Buyer Discovery – Scott and Eichler's Desk-Test Switch Locked
- The Master Study Guide – Part One Locked
- The Master Study Guide – Part Two Locked
- The Master Study Guide – Part Three Locked
- The Master Study Guide – Part Four Locked
Start here 2 lessons
- 1Here Is What This Curriculum Is About
- 2Introduction
Module 1 · The classic frameworks 10 lessons
- 3AIDA – Attention, Interest, Desire, Action
- 4PAS – Problem, Agitate, Solution
- 5BAB – Before, After, Bridge
- 6The 4 Ps – Picture, Promise, Proof, Push
- 7FAB – Features, Advantages, Benefits
- 8ACCA – Awareness, Comprehension, Conviction, Action
- 9QUEST – Qualify, Understand, Educate, Stimulate, Transition
- 10SLAP – Stop, Look, Act, Purchase
- 11STAR – Situation, Task, Action, Result
- 12PASTOR – Person, Ache, Story, Transformation, Offer, Response
Module 2 · The pioneers' laws 13 lessons
- 13Salesmanship in Print – The Four Commission Rules
- 14The Reason-Why Framework – John E. Kennedy’s Six Laws of Proof
- 15The Preemptive Claim – Claude Hopkins’ Schlitz Beer Law
- 16Specificity Over Superlatives – Claude Hopkins’ Law of Exact Figures
- 17The Service-First Hook – Offering Value Before the Pitch
- 18The Direct Command Method – Walter Dill Scott’s Law of Obedience
- 19The Law of Suggestion Versus Argument
- 20Dramatizing the Mundane – Earnest Elmo Calkins’ Story Switch
- 21Negative Versus Positive Appeal – Harry Hollingworth’s Law of Polarity
- 22The Law of Experiential Imagery – Scott and Woodward’s Sensory Switch
- 23The Law of Imitation and Living Proof
- 24The Law of Objection Preemption
- 25The Narrative Mistake Hook – Lillian Eichler’s Story Opener
Module 3 · The persuasion switches 33 lessons
- 26The Law of the Specific Buyer Avatar
- 27The Law of the Single Dominant Idea – Hollingworth and Kennedy’s One-Spine Rule
- 28The Law of Kairos and Authentic Urgency – Aristotle and Scott’s Timing Switch
- 29The Law of Price Anchoring and Value Contrast – Frederick and Calkins’ Bargain Switch
- 30The Law of Risk Reversal and the Trial Guarantee – Hopkins and Kennedy’s Safety Switch
- 31The Law of the Scannable Eye-Path – Hollingworth and Woodward’s Visual Switch
- 32The Law of Cumulative Repetition
- 33The Law of Frictionless Action
- 34The Law of the Curiosity Gap – Kennedy and Eichler’s Open-Loop Switch
- 35The Law of the Named Mechanism – Walker and Hollingworth’s Signature Switch
- 36The Law of Before-and-After Contrast – Scott and Woodward’s Split-Screen Switch
- 37The Law of Ethos and Borrowed Authority – Aristotle and Calkins’ Credibility Switch
- 38The Law of Plain-Spoken Clarity – Woodward and Hopkins’ Kitchen-Table Switch
- 39The Law of Strategic Bonus Architecture – Frederick and Hopkins’ Value-Stack Switch
- 40The Law of the Postscript and Recency Hook – Hollingworth and Kennedy’s Bottom-Line Switch
- 41The Law of the Micro-Commitment Ladder – Aristotle and Scott’s Yes-Chain Switch
- 42The Law of Customer Voice and Vernacular Mirroring – Woodward and Frederick’s Echo Switch
- 43The Law of Emotional Ignition and the Rational Alibi – Scott and Kennedy’s Two-Key Switch
- 44The Law of Blame Absolution and the Common Enemy – Aristotle and Eichler’s Hope Switch
- 45The Law of Effort Compression and the First-Win Shortcut – Frederick and Scott’s Speed Switch
- 46The Law of Feature-to-Benefit Translation – Calkins and Woodward’s Payoff Switch
- 47The Law of the Dramatic Demonstration – Hopkins and Hollingworth’s Stress-Test Switch
- 48The Law of the Strategic Admission and Radical Candor – Kennedy and Woodward’s Candor Switch
- 49The Law of the Genesis Story and Workshop Proof – Walker and Hopkins’ Workbench Switch
- 50The Law of the Comparison Ledger and Alternative Contrast – Frederick and Kennedy’s Decision-Chart Switch
- 51The Law of the Identity Shift and Status Elevation – Walker and Eichler’s Role-Upgrade Switch
- 52The Law of the Selling Caption and Visual Proof – Calkins and Hopkins’ Picture-Hook Switch
- 53The Law of the Concrete Metaphor and Instant Analogy – Aristotle and Woodward’s Familiar-Object Switch
- 54The Law of the Silent Leak and Cost of Inaction – Kennedy and Calkins’ Hidden-Tax Switch
- 55The Law of Tangible Packaging and Physicalized Value – Hollingworth and Frederick’s Shelf-Presence Switch
- 56Why the Red Pen – The Law of Tactile Editing
- 57The Law of Point-of-Doubt Proof – Walker and Kennedy’s Targeted-Receipt Switch
- 58The Law of the Self-Diagnostic Hook and Buyer Discovery – Scott and Eichler’s Desk-Test Switch
Module 4 · The master study guide 4 lessons
- 59The Master Study Guide – Part One
- 60The Master Study Guide – Part Two
- 61The Master Study Guide – Part Three
- 62The Master Study Guide – Part Four