@GrammarHippy ·
A lot of people ask me if they should still learn copywriting in 2026. I’ve been a copywriter for almost 15 years. So here’s my answer: You should learn a small part of copywriting. Not all of it. You should learn why things work (the theory). Not how to implement those things yourself. And more importantly: formats. What makes a low-ticket sales letter convert vs what makes a high-ticket offer convert and how to sell it (different selling mechanism than low ticket). Funnel economics. For example: You’ll probably never be profitable on a cold traffic funnel that is an opt-in with a sales letter on the thank-you page. But that’s a good way to build a list fast. In conclusion: So you should care more about how things and the structure of stuff rather than writing copy. AI can write copy for you. Copy that would not embarrass someone who’s been writing copy for 15 years. And experience. Experience is now more important than ever. Running a $50 ad on Meta and learning how to analyze it will teach you more than $1,000 courses. Study the theory. Why things work. Then implement fast using AI. That’s the game plan for 2026 imo.