I'm not a fan of educational institutes, but I think this LSE ad is a copywriting masterclass.

Let's look at this Facebook ad (framework) and see what we can learn.

This ad uses the admit, oppose, and propose framework.

First, it admits a widely held belief or idea.

This is a statement that most people agree with or accept as true.

In this case, it is:

"Not everyone has 2 years to complete an MBA."

Next, it opposes the belief or assumption; that you need 2 years to complete an MBA.

By giving a fresh perspective, it challenges this belief.

Between the lines, it reads:

You can complete an MBA (or something like an MBA) even if you don't have time.

Finally, it proposes a unique solution, an out-of-the-box idea, and gives a call to action.

It offers a new way of thinking or doing things.

It says:

"You can gain essential MBA skills in just 10 weeks."

Here are 2 more examples:

Admit: It's challenging to get noticed on LinkedIn.

Oppose: But you don't have to constantly create content to get noticed.

Propose: Here's how to stand out by repurposing your content:

Admit: Most of us think success comes from working long hours.

Oppose: But overworking is bad for your health and business.

Propose: I'll tell you how to succeed without sacrificing your health:

This framework works by using storytelling and persuasion.

You start with something everyone knows, then introduce a new idea to create tension, and then give them a clear direction.

Try this framework to create engaging content that grabs attention, sparks interest, and drives action.

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