Hey! any tips or resources for writing better hooks?

Hmm Im curious! :) Let me know

Being fresh to copywriting, I'm wondering if it is more beneficial to mimic existing copy to learn the proper flow, or studying the reasons for word usage. In other words, is copywriting more intuitive based on human desires or consiously studying techniques and psychological triggers?

The key to success is working harder, grinding harder, and Thinking hard till your brain’s fried. And I used to believe that too. But after personally having written hundreds of ads, poured hours into crafting “perfect” headlines, tweaking every word like it was life or death, and testing my copy in the real world generating results. You know what I learnt? Working hard was not the answer to success. Infact, the ads that worked the best—The ones that brought in sales for my clients— Were the dead simplest. It connects, It's clean, clear, and straight to the point. And I've noticed the exacts same pattern from talking with 6-7 figure copywriters. Now, do NOT confuse this with laziness - This doesn’t mean you be lazy So how do you become a smart copywriter? We're not just writing for the sake of it. We're ticking boxes: ✅ A clear hook that grabs ✅ A strong reason to care ✅ Connecting with the audience they are writing for ✅Positioning the offer in a way that stands out ✅ And keeping it dead simple They know what every line is meant to do. That’s the shift. Write with purpose, not just pressure.

I'm thinking of making some ai tutorials to make copywriting easier :)