No guesswork
No rewrites
No launching 37 versions just to find a winner
1. Map the Tone
Drop your ad into the Valence-Intensity Grid — a simple quadrant that shows you the emotional signal your ad is actually sending (not just what you meant to say).
2. Diagnose the Mismatch
Use AI to spot the gap between your ad's tone and your buyer's emotional state. (Because if your ad feels off, it's not converting... it's just confusing.)
3. Shift the Signal
Use battle-tested prompts to tweak the tone of your ad so you can dial up or down both the emotional and intensity. (No more "let's just try a new hook...")
4. Deploy With Confidence
Plug it into your workflow. Cut wasted tests. Help your team trust the work again. Because now you're not guessing... you're diagnosing.












9-Figure Growth Specialist
Your copy, hook, and visuals might look right... But if your ad isn’t hitting, it’s almost always an emotional mismatch. Let's break down why your message feels “off” to your audience and how to realign it to meet them where they are emotionally.
Every emotion has two levers: Valence (positive or negative) and Intensity (whisper or scream). You’ll learn how to identify both and use them to pinpoint why your ad’s emotional tone either connects or repels.
Not all emotions are created equal.
This chapter breaks down the four key emotional zones your ad can live in, and when to use each. From cozy reassurance to high-stakes urgency, you’ll discover how to strategically choose the vibe your customer is most likely to respond to.
When an ad flops, it’s rarely the design or copy alone. This lesson gives you a simple diagnostic tool to spot emotional tone mismatches fast, so you can fix the real issue instead of rewriting endlessly.
Don’t scrap your entire ad.
Instead, tweak your verbs, visuals, and emotional promise to shift the tone.
This chapter shows you how small changes can turn a “meh” ad into a money-making one.
Once you know which emotional zone to target, you’ll need to rewrite your messaging to match. Use these four simple prompts (one for each zone) to quickly shift your copy and visuals into alignment, without overthinking it.
“Blown away at how amazing the course content is Sarah! I feel like I haven’t heard any of this anywhere else before, so it’s giving me a tonne of new lenses to look at our ads through.”
“The way you teach is fast, clear, and direct. It’s such a breath of fresh air. I’m usually bored by this kind of stuff, but everything you’ve shared feels relevant and has reignited my excitement to work on our product, the Cocoon.”
“We’re at 7-Figures in spend and our opt-in rate went from 18% to 35%, literally overnight using Valence & Intensity”
"We averaged a CTR of 0.4–0.5% last year. Our ads now pulling 2.5–2.8%!”
Learn the Valence & Intensity Model — a visual, plug-and-play framework for diagnosing and fixing underperforming creative.
Learn the Valence & Intensity Model — a visual, plug-and-play framework for diagnosing and fixing underperforming creative.
Apply the same strategies top founders and marketers are using to scale profitably without hiring agencies or rewriting their funnels.

100%. This isn’t another copywriting program, it’s a plug-and-play emotional framework that helps you understand why ads work (or don’t). It’s built for smart marketers who want deeper insight and repeatable wins, whether you’re writing ads yourself or leading a team.
Many users have seen dramatic improvements within 24–48 hours just by applying one part of the framework. You’ll walk away with tools you can apply in less than an hour, no need to watch 50 videos before seeing value.
You’re getting a complete breakdown of the Valence & Intensity Model — including video trainings, visual frameworks, real ad examples, diagnostic tools, and emotional rewrite prompts. It’s designed to be fast, practical, and immediately applicable to your next campaign.
Not at all. This model works whether you’re running $20/day ads or managing a team spending six figures a month. It helps you extract more value from the creative you already have, even if you’re solo.
This framework works because it’s based on emotional patterns, not trends or templates. Whether you're in DTC, info products, SaaS, or services, if your audience has feelings, this works.