What is the MAIN difference between Primal Romance and Divine Diamond? I don’t really see much of a difference. Is Primal Romance more “animalistic” and Divine Diamond more “spiritual”?
And I have the same question about Emperor Daddy, when I read the copy it feels like a variation of Primal with added physical shifting into it and other minor additions. So not sure why someone who runs Primal or Khan would go for Emperor Daddy? Except for when they want to specifically radiate that “experienced man” vibe?
Sorry to ask these questions, but that’s just my perception of those new titles. I don’t see any big and main differentiators to already existing products.
I also switched over from Khan to Primal. Both read and feel like they are almost the same title with the difference, that Primal is more “fun” and Khan is more “always serious” – which is the main reason why I switched from Khan to Primal. I don’t want to be “serious” all the time, so Primal is the better fit for me and connects much better with ASBR in the stack.
I am mentioning all of this because understanding the REAL MAIN differences between the products is still a pain in the ass for me.
Some titles read and feel so similar that one can only tell the difference between them by reading the sales copy word for word and paying super close attention to every single word and then check in the sales copy of the other similar product whether that word appears there as well or not.
And sometimes one has to actually run the titles to understand their differences in the first place. I didn’t understood how Primal is different from Khan until I ran it. This was absolutely not clear for me from comparing the sales copies.
Also, many sales copies have this “Similarities/Differences: None.” in them, which never makes sense to me, especially when two titles are like 80% aiming for the same objectives?!?! 
I think what I am really missing in all those product descriptions, in order to effectively compare them is a “short to the point objectives list” of each title and also more “key words” what the titles is about. Key words that actually help, not super general things like “status”.
This way one doesn’t have to mine the long sales copies for possible differences manually. Because what happens during this mining process, is that my own perception selectively filters out or selectively pays attention to specific words – which may not be the same key focussed words as intended by the copy writer. Which leads to a heavy distortion of what the copy writer thinks the title’s objectives are versus what the reader reads in the long text jungle through their personal perception filters.