| TL;DR: Early bird pricing is ending in 12 hours for the second cohort of our course How to Write With AI. Every Lead Writer Evan Armstrong will show you how to use AI tools to transform intimidating blank pages into powerful content online. The four-week course runs from Feb. 13 through Mar. 6. The cost is normally $2,000, but Every subscribers can register now for just $1,500. Early bird registration ends TODAY. Enroll now and get a bonus: Jump ahead of the nearly 10,000-person waitlist for our AI email tool Cora.
Writing a great essay allows you to program the world. In software engineering, if you write clear instructions for the computer, it will execute on the task you describe. Writing does the same, but for human beings. If you want to attract recruits, sell products, raise capital, or do anything that requires other people making a choice you want them to make, the best way to do it is with an incredible essay. If code really does become commodity (as OpenAI is fond of telling us), then the ability to get human beings to listen to your thinking is the most important skill you can gain in 2025. Unfortunately, writing something that moves someone is really, really hard. Writing is tortuous. Even AI falls far short of doing the task of writing for you. What AI does is allow you to do each step in the writing process faster. Researching, outlining, editing—all of it goes at least 20 percent faster because of using AI tools. We want to teach you how to do so in our class, How to Write With AI. It'll teach you how the foundations of online writing and new AI tools go hand in hand. You'll learn how to use ChatGPT to conduct research and explore ideas. From there you'll learn how to write with Claude. After you have a draft, you'll learn how to edit it in Lex. Finally, you'll learn how to distribute your ideas with our app Spiral. Our early bird discount expires in 12 hours. Save $300 when you sign up now. Why this course will help you win How to Write With AI consists of six elements: - Four live lectures on writing principles, followed by a hands-on workshop of an AI tool that can help you achieve your goals faster
- A writing group to share drafts with, all overseen by an Every-trained editor who will provide feedback on your essay
- Access to interviews with successful internet writers including Every CEO and co-founder Dan Shipper
- 30 days of quick, 10-minute writing exercises to help you improve—fast
- Your own, customized prompt for the LLM of your choosing that can recognize your writing style and improve your future drafts
- A chance to share your writing with Every's 90,000-plus readers
This course is not just for aspiring professional writers. If your job involves writing more than six sentences in a row, whether in marketing copy or internal analysis, you'll benefit from these skills. You'll emerge with a polished essay, fluency with AI tools, and the confidence to know how to write great material going forward. Spots are limited—register below to reserve your spot. The tools We'll do hands-on workshops with the following AI tools: ChatGPT: While you've likely tried this tool in the past, it has improved significantly over the last six months. There is no better software to have as a thought partner—it'll easily hold a conversation, dive deep into a topic, and help you better understand your psyche. Claude: Anthropic's models are incredible at writing. We'll show how to take rough ideas you generated with ChatGPT and turn those into drafts. It can't write an entire essay, but it'll take you closer than you think. Lex: Lex is a word processor with AI-powered editing tools that makes it easy to produce consistently great writing. You'll learn how to use Lex to take those rough drafts produced in Claude and then refine those, over and over again, until every word on the page shines. Spiral: Spiral is a prompt builder that automates 80 percent of any repeat writing, thinking, or decision-making task. You'll learn how to transform your essay into a tweet and LinkedIn post, and get readers interested in your writing. The details What is the curriculum? How to Write With AI will be structured as follows: Week 1: The power of taste We'll discuss what taste means in writing and how to discover your own taste. You'll learn how to use ChatGPT to examine and improve your own writerly taste. Week 2: The importance of topic selection We'll examine how to conduct research that fosters original thought and how to utilize a note-taking system that works for you. You'll learn how to use Claude to translate rough notes into a picture-perfect outline. Week 3: The hard work of craft We'll discuss the importance of editing, what makes an essay go viral, and how to write with your own voice. You'll learn how to use document editors like Lex to edit faster. Week 4: Finding an audience We'll explore how to expand a tweet into an essay, and provide an overview of distribution options (and how to get started). You'll share your essay to Every's 90,000-plus readers (if you so choose), and learn how to use Spiral to transform your essays into hooks too tempting for readers to resist. Who will we learn from? I'll be your weekly lecturer and will be doing the daily exercises right alongside you. Your editors will all be trained in our methods and style. In addition to my weekly lectures, I'll also host interviews to connect you with even more advice from an even greater network of successful writers. When does it take place? Four weeks starting on February 13 at 12 p.m. EDT and ending on March 6. Each weekly lecture will take 1.5 hours. Between these lectures, you'll have daily writing exercises, as well as ongoing conversations with your writing group and your editor. Who is this for? - Executives who want to master the art of persuasion
- Technical operators and practitioners who want to get their voices heard
- Bloggers who want to be the next big thing in online publishing
- Someone with something to say who needs help finding the words to say it
What is included? - 4 comprehensive lectures and corresponding homework assignments
- 8 peers to edit your work, give you feedback, and help you write your best work
- 30 days of expert guidance, support, and mentorship from your instructor and other members of the Every team
- Exclusive access to Every's community of readers, AI enthusiasts, creators, and founders
- In-depth lessons and hands-on projects to help you write the essay you've always wanted
- 90,000-plus potential readers to help you get started
What does it cost? $2,000 for non-Every subscribers, $1,800 for Every subscribers. For the next 12 hours, we're offering a $300 discount for Every subscribers with an annual subscription, for a total of $1,700 for non-subscribers and $1,500 for paid subscribers. Do you offer refunds or scholarships? We care a lot about your experience with this course. If for any reason you're not satisfied with your experience, let us know within the first two weeks of the course and we'll give your money back—no questions asked. We also have scholarships available. If you want to take this course but can't afford it, please send an email to hello@every.to with a little bit about your background and why you want to take the class. We'll follow up from there. We also offer pricing parity discounts for students outside of the United States. If you're interested, please email us with your country and the price you think is fair for your currency. Have more questions? We have answers. Reach out to course TA Jena DiMaggio at jena@every.to, and they'll put your mind at ease. Our early bird discount expires in 12 hours. Sign up now to secure the lowest price we will ever offer. | 
