Copywriting templates are B.S.
They are rigid and don’t provide room for creativity
Instead…
Learn frameworks.
Frameworks guides sequencing and flows.
Here are 7 Copywriting Frameworks:
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1. AIDA
   Attention: example hook of this post: templates are BS
   Interest: For example, templates are rigid.
   Desire: to learn frameworks
   Action: read the whole post
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2. PASTOR
   Problem: templates are BS
   Amplify: because they are rigid and not creative
   Solution: learn frameworks aka loose rules
   Testimonial: proof — examples in this post
   Offer: learn about 7 frameworks
   Response: read the whole post
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3. 4 P’s
   Promise: bold claim aka templates are BS
   Picture: future pacing aka imagine if you could write 6-figure copy
   Proof: testimonials
   Push: reason to start right now
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4. PRUNE
   Point: bold claim aka templates are BS
   Reason: because templates take creativity out of the eqn
   Unveil: proof aka templates gives you exact wordings
   Nail: use analogies to make your point
   Exit: Call to action
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5. SLAP
   Stop: bold claim or the pressing problem
   Look: the solution
   Act: why they should take action right now
   Purchase: call to action
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6. So what
   Introduce a problem.
   Explain the consequences of not solving the problem
   Finally, show them the solution.
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7. PAPA
   Problem: introduce a problem
   Advantages: show the advantages of solving it
   Proof: testimonial
   Action: call to action
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   BONUS: Storytelling framework
   Star-Story-Solution
   Star: introduce the main character of your story.
   Story: tell a compelling story to keep the reader hooked.
   Solution: an explanation of how star solved the story.
   TL;DR
   • AIDA
   • PASTOR
   • 4 Ps
   • PRUNE
   • SLAP
   • So What
   • Star-Story-Solution