
Solomon Olayemi
Designer and creative strategist. Has empowered 654+ creatives and scaled 50+ brands with proven digital systems. Work has run on billboards across Lagos and campaigns for brands you use every week.
Free · Sat 26 Sept · [TIME] WAT
Two hours from now you’ll know how to write copy that sells, why your AI copy sounds like everyone else’s, and exactly where the person who’ll pay you for it is sitting.
No laptop needed. No experience needed. Just a phone and two hours.
Class starts in
The missing piece
You’ve read the threads. Watched the videos. Burned data on a free course and quit around module two.
Your bio already says writer. Your account doesn’t.
Somebody with your exact phone, in your exact area, got paid for words this month. Not because they write better than you — because someone showed them the door.
Everyone teaches the skill. Nobody shows the door.
You know copywriting pays. You just don’t know what to write, or who pays. In two hours, you’ll have all three.
The AI part
A caption in four seconds. Smooth. Grammatically perfect. Completely dead.
You posted it anyway. Two likes, one from your sister. Not one serious client in your DMs.
Everyone thinks AI killed writing. It did the opposite.
AI made words free — which is exactly why the right words are worth more than ever.
About Solomon
I wrote them on a cracked Samsung, on a bus home, thumb-typing between stops because I didn’t have a laptop and couldn’t afford to wait until I did.
I wasn’t a writer. I had no portfolio, no training, and no idea what I was worth — I’d have said yes to ₦2,000 if they’d offered it.
What I had was one thing I’d figured out by accident: people don’t buy what you’re selling. They buy what it changes. Every job since has come from that one idea.
That was the beginning of everything.
Since then I’ve built creative for brands you use every week — the Access Bank Corporate Forum 2024 campaign, motion and campaign work for Wakanow, Africa’s largest travel tech company, and work for Petralon. I design for the actor Stan Nze, and still handle his work today.
A billboard I developed and executed sits on the Lagos–Ibadan Expressway for Mainland Park. Customer enquiries went up 30% in the first month. That’s the number that matters — not that it looked good, but that it moved something.
I’ve taught design and creative strategy at American Corner Lekki, a US Mission Nigeria programme, and I convened Sip, Speak & Create, a Creative and Tech Leadership Summit in Lagos.
Why I’m teaching this one free
Seeing people’s creative abilities come alive is why I do what I do. Creativity exists in all of us — it just needs the right spark.
I’ve watched too many people with real ability stay broke because nobody told them where the door was. Not talent. Not effort. Just nobody showing them the part that everybody leaves out.
That’s the whole class. Two hours, and you leave with the part everybody leaves out.
Who’s teaching

Designer and creative strategist. Has empowered 654+ creatives and scaled 50+ brands with proven digital systems. Work has run on billboards across Lagos and campaigns for brands you use every week.

Has empowered 1,000+ NextGens through leadership, capacity-building and skill development.
Hosted by The Potter’s Place × TheCreativeBeacon.
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What happens in the two hours
The frameworks professional copywriters actually use — not “be authentic,” not “know your audience.” The real structures, taught so you can use them tonight. You’ll write a real piece during the class, and I’ll critique as many as time allows, live.
The five tells that give it away. The four things AI should genuinely do for you. And the one thing you must never let it do, which is the thing most people are letting it do right now.
Where they actually are — and it’s closer than you think. The exact message that turns a free sample into a paid job. Why showing work beats asking for a chance, every single time.
The stack
Why free? Because I want people from this room in the next thing I build, and the fastest way to earn that is to give you something that works first. That’s the whole trade, and I’d rather say it plainly than pretend it’s charity.
What you walk away with
Live only
The replay can’t do this. This is the part that changes how you write.
Goes out live, in the room, once.
Ask anything. I’ll answer the awkward ones too.
The replay is real, and so are the files — but they go only to people who showed up live and stayed at least 30 minutes. And even then, a replay is the transcript of the room, not the room.
The promise on your time
The class runs two full hours. Here’s my guarantee on the only thing it actually costs you:
Give it thirty minutes. If by then you don’t think this is worth the rest of your evening, leave. No hard feelings, no follow-up asking why, and you keep whatever you’ve already written.
I’d rather you go than sit through ninety more minutes of something that isn’t for you.
What people said
Straight from the WhatsApp group, after previous classes.
Real messages, pasted as written. Surnames trimmed, nothing else changed.
And one more thing
The last stretch of the class is a preview — not a full module, and I’ll say so in the room.
How people are building small tools and automations now without being developers — and why the person who can write the instruction is the one who gets the most out of it.
This is the same skill you’ll have spent two hours on, pointed at a machine instead of a customer. You’ll see what it looks like, what it’s genuinely good for, and where it falls over.
A preview, honestly labelled. If it’s the part you want more of, that’s what the paid class is for — and you’ll already know whether it’s for you.
Seats
When it’s full, it’s full. Registration closes 25 September or when the room fills, whichever comes first.
What you need
Questions
Yes, and I’d rather tell you now than ambush you. There’s a paid class afterwards for people who want to turn this skill into an actual service they can sell.
The two hours stand completely on their own — you leave with the skill either way, and nobody will chase you.
You’ll never have a cheaper way to find out whether this is for you.
Saturday 26 September · [TIME] WAT · Google Meet