Belly Fat Copy Vs Jacked Copy

Hey {{first_name|Bro}},

Whenever I look at these pieces of copy:

I always feel there's a lot of fat in this copy. Cause of AI buzzwords, Weak lines and zero use of the writer’s brain cells.

But those who, over time, build their fat as muscle have succeeded .  

I mean, to make high-converting copy like this:

Can you see the the Formatting, bold lines and human language?

That’s how the jacked copy looks. 

And if you don’t think about trimming the fat in your copy, the belly stays, and it makes you look ugly and doesn’t make any sales and definitely no money.

So don’t add belly fat to your copy.

Build muscle and get more conversation from it.

-AshuRex

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