Why You Need a Partner to Write Good Copy

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Hey {{first_name|bro}},

If you’ve ever sat down to written and could think of anything, or worse yet, thought of something but it ended up terrible…

it’s because you don’t have a buddy to help you.

Don’t get me wrong I’ve written thousands of words by myself.

But it’s 10x better when I write with someone who’s fun to be around and actually knows how to write good copy.

And this also supports my theory: you write better when you’re happy.

So let me put it this way: If you’re not writing good copy, it’s because of two things…

Well, lucky for you, I found the cure to both of them and it has to do with your toes.

No, it’s not anything weird.

In fact, little kids do this same thing every single day to keep themselves happy.

But now that we’ve all grown up, most people forget how to do something like this and the people who do get called weird.

Yet, I think, these special toe huggers are the best way to write good copy.

Don’t believe me?

Check them out here and prove me wrong.

—John

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