5 Claude Prompts to Learn Copywriting Like a $200/hr Mentor

I asked Claude to teach me copywriting like a $200/hour mentor. It built a 30-day plan around real projects — one 15-minute drill a day.

5 Prompts
  1. Prompt 1

    Start with the plan — it builds around your real work. 1/ The 30-Day Copywriting System "Act as a senior copywriter and learning coach. Build me a complete 30-day plan to learn persuasive writing using my own projects. Analyze my current level, the kind of writing I need, and the time I have. Design the daily 15-minute drills, the weekly focus themes, the swipe file to study, the real piece I rewrite each week, and the final portfolio project.

  2. Prompt 2

    2/ The Headline Drill "Act as a direct-response copy coach. Give me a daily headline workout. Show me a weak headline, ask me to rewrite it, then critique mine against the classic angles: benefit, curiosity, urgency, and proof. Provide a fresh example each day at increasing difficulty and score my attempt out of ten with one specific fix. Start at my level: [describe].

  3. Prompt 3

    3/ The Voice-Match Rewriter "Act as a copy editor. Take a paragraph I wrote and rewrite it three ways: tighter, warmer, and bolder. Keep my meaning but cut the fluff, sharpen the verbs, and fix the rhythm. For each version, tell me what changed and why it reads better. My paragraph: [paste it]." Number 5 is the one people screenshot. (All of these live free in my bio.)

  4. Prompt 4

    4/ The Objection Melter "Act as a persuasion strategist. List the top five objections a reader has before buying [offer], ranked by how often they kill the sale. For each one, write the single sentence that dissolves it inside my copy, and where in the page it should appear. Keep every line honest. My offer: [describe].

  5. Prompt 5

    5/ The Full Sales Section "Act as a conversion copywriter. Using everything above, draft the core of my sales page: the headline, the opening that names the problem, three benefit blocks tied to real outcomes, the proof section, the offer stack, and the close. Keep the promises defensible and specific. My product and audience: [describe].

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