The Bionic Copywriter: GPTs & AI Agents for Copywriting

Add “Client Magnet Habits” for just $30 more

Client Magnet Habits is a workshop hosted by Judy Bahou, Copyskills' Community Manager. In this workshop, she shares how she went from a Fortnite-addicted all-night gamer to putting in 12-hour days working on her freelance copywriting / growth operating business. She'll show you how to build the habits around proven activities that get clients. And she'll give you frameworks to help you overcome the mental roadblocks and invisible scripts that keep you from doing the work you know you need to do to be successful. Here's what you'll get when you join:

→ Workshop recording

→ Community for follow-up questions and discussions

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Add the “Client Magnet Habit Tracker” for just $20 more

The Client Magnet Habit Tracker is a Notion template to help you implement what you'll learn in the Client Magnet Habits workshop. This is the exact system Judy uses to keep track over her lead generation activities. Here's what you'll get:

→ Access to the Client Magnet Habit Tracker Notion template - simply duplicate it to your Notion account to use

→ Video instructions on how to use the Notion template

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Add “Copy Compliance Clinic” for just $30 more

In the Copy Compliance Clinic, you’ll learn what the FTC is specifically searching for to conduct investigations. Some of these things you might be already doing. It’s not your fault though; they’re promoted as the “most effective way to market”. Such as the popular, Hormozi-style irresistible offers. You know, the ones that say “I’ll help you make $X in Y time, or you get Z guarantee.” Example: “I’ll help you make $10K a month in 90 days, or you get your money back.” How many times have you heard that one? If you’re using this claim, you might as well go to an airport and shout that you’re a terrorist. It’s very non-compliant. Here's what I'll reveal inside the Copy Compliance Clinic:

4 things you absolutely MUST do to use testimonials safely. If you think having a video of your client sharing her results is acceptable, think again. Having a testimonial without these 4 things is arguably the MAIN reason to be non-compliant with your marketing. Don't believe me? Read the “Endorsement and Testimonial Guidelines in Advertising” (16 CFR Part 255), rolled out by the FTC. It was even updated in 2021 because the FTC thought it needed to be stricter with testimonials.
How to nail the “net impression”. You see, the FTC can investigate and fine you not only based on what you SAY, but what your customers may PERCEIVE about your marketing. This means that you could avoid all the “danger-zone” claims, and you could still be in trouble. A minuscule example is recording yourself in front of a Lambo, and making people think they’ll have the same lifestyle if they buy your course. But it’s much deeper than that. This is the most important part of this training.

Specific phrases – word-for-word – YOU MUST AVOID to decrease the risk of an FTC investigation.

How to think about your legal pages like your privacy policy and terms and conditions. PLEASE KNOW, I won’t give you a template for these pages. Because, as you’ll learn in this workshop, having a template for these pages is the actual problem. It’d be like trying to heal a wound with poison. But I’ll show you how to think about these legal pages and what to include, so your business is compliant.
How to avoid writer’s block when writing with compliance. When I first learned about FTC compliance, I was so overwhelmed that I couldn’t write a single word of copy. The blank Google Docs page laughed at me as I tried to put something on it. But as time has passed, I’ve developed an editing process for my own copy that helps me produce copy as fast as I did before, while remaining effective AND compliant.
3 core aspects of marketing the FTC punishes with the heaviest hand. You could say that, aside from preventing monopolies, this is the WHOLE reason why the FTC was created. But if you understand these 3 core aspects, marketing with compliance will be “installed” in your brain. And you won’t have to memorize legal information, which is the real benefit of this bullet.
How to properly deal with refunds, complaints, and angry customers. Not only will I show you how to be GOOD in the FTC's eyes when dealing with these situations, but your customer satisfaction could even be increased. I can't promise you this; it's based on my observations and what I've learned about FTC compliance. These are my results only and they're not typical. PLUS, I'll show you specific things to include in your invoices and business contracts, so you're compliant with the FTC's “cooling off” rule, which allows ANY customer of ANY product or service to issue a refund within 3 days of purchase.
Common things marketers do that put them in the FTC's scope. Truth is, marketers are well-known for bending the rules. They can grab a truth, move it to the side, flip it 3 times, and come up with a completely different statement they think it's “completely the truth”. I regrettably have been guilty of that in the past. But I'll show you what NOT to do as a marketer, so you market ethically, effectively, and in compliance with the FTC. Mind you, if you do these common, forbidden things, no disclaimer or legal document can save you.
KEY compliance takeaways for media: webinars, phone calls (including Zoom), sales pages, VSLs and more. Even if what you'll learn here is universal, there are specific things the FTC looks for when reviewing each of these media. I'll show you how to deliver the proper disclaimers so your marketing is compliant.
2 main regulations the FTC uses to take action against businesses. By understanding these 2 main regulations, you’ll know how the FTC penalizes non-compliance, and what they look for based on these regulations. You’ll also learn about another regulation, which directly penalized one-to-one sales, such as discovery calls or door-to-door sales. If you’re conducting any of these in your business, pay attention to this segment.
BONUS: My proprietary Copy Compliance Checklist. When I first started writing with compliance, it felt like writing in a foreign language. I couldn’t put two sentences together without fearing that the FTC might sue me. But as time passed, I developed an editing process. And then I turned my process into a checklist you can use to “scan” your documents, chalk down the bullets, and ensure your copy is compliant. I did all the work – getting banned and reinstated on Stripe, poring through books and articles for hours and hours – so you don't have to. My copy compliance checklist is yours for free when you join Copy Compliance Clinic.
...AND SO MUCH MORE!

I believe compliant copywriting is the #1 skill you can learn this year to help your career. That's why after the Copy Compliance Clinic YOU WILL:

Write compliant copy for any type of media without harming your persuasion.
Create the right “impression” in your copy, so you not only are legit in the eyes of the FTC, but you're also able to attract better customers. (I’m just sharing the results I’ve had. These results are not typical. I just want to share my frameworks and methods.)
Avoid the common phrases, practices, and offers that often put marketers in the eyes of the FTC, even if their product is ethical and their chargeback and refund rates are almost zero. And most importantly...
Feel confident you can write copy WITHOUT putting yourself or your clients at huge risk, because YOUR COPY passes all the compliance tests.

When you buy the Copy Compliance Clinic, you'll get:

→ A recording of the Copy Compliance Clinic workshop

→ Detailed workshop notes

→ BONUS Copy Compliance Checklist

→ BONUS EU supplement marketing compliance workshop with MERCVRE

So if PERSUADING people to buy from you in an ETHICAL, LEGAL way is a priority for you, grab the Copy Compliance Clinic today.

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Add “Don't F*** With the FTC: 10 Compliance Case Studies” for just $20 more

Get instant access to 10 CASE STUDIES why you absolutely positively DO NOT want to get on the FTC's bad side. I researched the FTC’s database, scanning specific press releases for cases against defendants. Through this analysis, I identified 10 cases that show you the key reasons a business owner might be investigated by the FTC. These cases include:

How a "deceptive earnings claim" forced a BIZ OPP company pay over $7 million in customer refunds. The income claims they're making here aren't too different from the ones I see coaches, online marketers and service providers make on a daily basis. I show you what I'd done instead to avoid getting in seven-figure trouble.
The "seemingly-innocent" security claim a household name WEB HOSTING company used in its marketing that broke 3 international privacy frameworks, and got them a seven-figure fine. Something important to note is that these security "violations", as the FTC called them in its press release, happened from 2019 to 2022, and until January 2025, almost 3 years later, the FTC is taking shots against them. Just a reminder that you could be investigated by the FTC, without even knowing it, as we speak.
How an ONLINE GAMING behemoth used deceptive marketing against a "vulnerable group" (children), and faced one of the biggest fines I've seen the FTC issue. I also go over what you should do if you're marketing to ANY vulnerable group, such as elderly people, low-income people, low-income individuals, and others, so you're as protected as you can be.
Why making cancellations difficult landed the world's top ECOMMERCE company one of their biggest cases in their history with the FTC. They're a regular at the FTC's offices. The founder might even get his coffee served when he steps on the courthouse. But this case is very important, because the FTC took stricter measures against businesses that are making cancellations harder. If you have a subscription-based business, or work with clients who have one, this case will be VERY helpful to understand.
How an online HEALTH & WELLNESS business was charged $7.8M in fines after sharing "private data". This case is important because, even if you're not sharing "sensitive" data, such as mental health information like this company did, it still highlights the importance of having the right disclaimers, legal documents, and contact information. This is ESPECIALLY crucial for you if you run ads or own a website with high traffic.
Why the MOST FAMOUS COMPANY ON THE PLANET had to pay over $9.4 million in penalties after crafting fake testimonials to promote one of their products. The interesting thing here is, I've seen marketers do this EXACT same mistake, and they don't know they're at risk of being sued not just by their clients, but by the testimonial provider. Even worse, this might be a problem even if you're not writing fake testimonial scripts—you could be in trouble EVEN IF you use a single picture with the testimonial provider.
How this E-LEARNING company owned by an internet marketing legend settled with the FTC for over $2.5 million due to 2 specific reasons according to the press release, and 1 specific reason the company's CEO publicly talked about. (The one he mentions is one that many coaches, service providers, and ANYONE selling a product on the phone might be doing. The CEO wrote an entire book about this and credited this single, four-word sentence as the #1 reason why he got investigated by the FTC.)
The specific health claims these two SUPPLEMENT companies stated, that landed them a six-figure fine by the FTC. If you're selling ANYTHING health-related (fitness coaching, supplements, fitness equipment, and more), pay close attention to this case, especially because the FDA will be partnering up closely with the FTC this 2025 onwards.
Why these two CLOTHING & APPAREL companies (under the same owner) had to issue 4,061 refunds after claiming their products were "made in the USA", even if parts of them were. This example will not only teach you what NOT to say when stating a "Made in the USA" claim... But it will also show you how to think about compliance in general, and how to write compliant copy EASILY by understanding what the FTC looks for.
To be announced.

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Samuel Woods & Copyskills present: The Bionic Copywriter

Become a one-man copywriting agency

with Bionic GPTs and AI Agents

So you can:

...And so much more!

Every word of this vsl (almost) was written, recorded, and edited by ai in less than 2 hours

Samuel Woods, Creator of The Bionic Copywriter

Samuel Woods

Creator of The Bionic Copywriter

This is NOT a course on “how to build GPTs you can sell!” and “Become a GPT Millionaire!!1”

Instead, I’m laser-focused on helping you build GPTs for your marketing and inside your business…

All for the purpose of optimizing your client work and maximizing your copywriting income

In this training you’ll build your own...

The Marketing Mentor

The Ad Copywriter

The Email Marketer

The Data Analyst

The Landing Page Copywriter

The Social Media Post Maker

The Market Researcher

The Short Video Scriptwriter

I’m also going to share at least four “Cognitive Shortcuts” that make these GPTs even better than regular GPTs

Before I share the price and details for Bionic GPTs, let me talk to you about AI Agents

Upgrade your copywriting business with AI Agents + Advanced Automations

But AI Agents are like a group of role-playing, semi-autonomous GPTs that can collaborate and tackle complex tasks

You provide the strategy, direction, and instructions... These AI Agents do much of the rest

Define and design your ideal, dream AI Agent Marketing Team — the roles, functions, context, instructions, and prompts that make them the best at what they do

I’m only opening the door now so you can get a head start & be way ahead of the “prompt engineers”

So what’s the difference between GPTs and AI Agents?

Get your own “one-man copywriting agency” set up and working for you, with Bionic GPTs and AI Agents

The Bionic Copywriter

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