Write Persuasive Sales Pages
With Artificial Intelligence
in 30 Minutes

A sales page does the hard work of selling for you, 24/7

It’s your number one employee – converting visitors into sales… without any extra effort on your part.

When you know how to write sales page, you’re unlocking the ability to launch more offers and, ultimately, make more money.

So every day that goes by with an underperforming (or even worse: no) sales page, you’re missing out on:

• Sales
• Profits
• And Momentum

How long are you going to let your hard work go unnoticed?

Don’t you think your offer deserves to actually make you money?

How much longer will you wait while others make sales on products that aren’t half as good as yours?

Imagine…

✅ Having a clear process from start to finish: knowing exactly what to say, and how to say it, without feeling overwhelmed by copywriting formulas…

✅ Having a sales page that converts visitors into paying customers like clockwork.

✅ Never second-guessing whether or not your sales page is costing you sales.

I’ve created nearly 100 sales pages during the last 10 years

And honestly, it’s hard.

When I launched my first few courses, I had no clue how to structure a sales page.

I was staring at a blank screen.

So I took several copywriting courses and books.

But instead of getting clarity…

I ended up overwhelmed by all the different strategies and approaches.

Every expert had their own “best way.”

And by the time I tried to piece them together, I was more confused than when I started.

Writing one single sales page took me several weeks, tweaking, changing, and optimizing.

I overthought every:

• Headline
• Paragraph
• And sentence

When I finally hit publish, the sales didn’t roll in like I expected.

I wasted so much time tweaking the page over and over, all while potential buyers were bouncing off the page without even reading halfway down.

You don’t want to spend years learning copywriting

I’ll be honest—I’m not a copywriter by trade.

Yes, I became better at it over time… But it took a lot of time.

And you might not be a copywriter either.

In fact, most of my clients are experts in their fields…

They dedicated a decade or two to honing their skills…

And don’t want to spend another decade becoming a copywriting whiz!

And here’s the dilemma:

You don’t want to sound like a cheesy salesman…

But at the same time, you know that your products are valuable!

If there’s too much hype – people will run away.

If you tune down the tone, it will sound boring.

So, if you downplay the benefits, thinking that if you’re modest, people will see the value for themselves. Big mistake.

Being too humble about your course hurts your sales.

People won’t automatically connect the dots if you don’t clearly show them the benefits.

When you tone down your message out of fear of sounding like a hard-sell, potential buyers just don’t see why they should invest.

You’re doing them a disservice by not showcasing the full value.

If the words on the page don’t connect, your visitors will scroll down, yawn, and leave.

What About Copying Others?

You’ve probably found a few sales pages from successful course creators and thought, “I’ll just copy what they’re doing.”

After all, if it worked for them, it should work for you, right?

So, you tweak a few things, slap on your course info, and hit publish.

Here’s why that’s a bad idea: their audience isn’t your audience.

Their message isn’t yours.

Copying someone else’s sales page means you’re not speaking directly to your people.

You’re trying to force-fit their voice and structure into your unique offering.

The result? You come across as inauthentic.

Maybe you Also thought of this…

“Let’s just hire a copywriter…”

It sounds like a solution, right?

Just outsource it and get the job done.

You hunt for a copywriter from Fiverr or Upwork, someone with decent reviews, and hope for the best.

You spend a few hours sifting through all the proposals and finally hire one guy.

If you’re lucky, this guy ain’t flaky.

They give you a sales page that seems okay, maybe even looks pretty professional.

But it doesn’t guarantee sales.

If you have no clue what a good sales page is, then it might just be as pretty as a pig with lipstick.

Hiring a cheap copywriter often means you get what you pay for. Hiring an expensive one comes with its own risk.

If they don’t understand your course, your market, or the pain points of your audience.

Their cookie-cutter copy might work for a low-ticket item, but not for your high-value course.

You’ll end up frustrated, out of pocket, and still stuck with a sales page that isn’t converting.

Let’s Throw a few $100s into this

It’s tempting to think that a flashy, well-designed page will do all the heavy lifting.

Maybe you’ve hired a designer…

Or might have spent hours getting the layout just right, adding eye-catching graphics and cool animations.

You convince yourself that a pretty page equals more sales.

But design doesn’t sell—words do.

You don’t need fancy graphics.

Plain-text sales pages like this one do the job.

If your copy doesn’t resonate, the design is just a useless distraction.

Sure, graphics catch attention.

But if they aren’t backed by compelling words, they won’t hold it.