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Writing good copy. How to be interesting and get business. Good writing. Clarity Feeling Direct Consistent viewpoint Active voice Good organization Maintain the basics Good grammar Correct spelling Punctuation. Good copy. Concise Action oriented Tells a story Easy to understand
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Writing good copy How to be interesting and get business
Good writing • Clarity • Feeling • Direct • Consistent viewpoint • Active voice • Good organization • Maintain the basics • Good grammar • Correct spelling • Punctuation
Good copy • Concise • Action oriented • Tells a story • Easy to understand • Targeted • Instills inspiration or action • Interesting • Precise • Benefits oriented
Types of copy • Plain • Storytelling • Conversational • Persuasive/Imagine • Long copy • Killer poet copy/story sell • CEO copy • Frank and earnest • Superlative • Rejection copy Source: http://www.copyblogger.com/good-copywriting/
Plain • Informative • Just the facts • No sizzle • No conversation • No claims
Storytelling • Opening • Conflict • Dialogue • Solution
conversational • Talk directly to the reader • Informal • Feeling
Imagine copy • “Imagine…” • “Pretend for a moment…” • “Close your eyes…” • Paint a picture of what’s possible
Long copy • More you tell, the more you sell • Complex proposition • Series of snippets (small portions)
Killer Poet copy • Creative • Clever • Artistic • Sells • Solution oriented
Ceo copy • Down to earth • Here’s why we’re doing this • Intention • Connection • Care
Frank and earnest • Start with what doesn’t work • Honesty • Trustworthiness • Transparent • Credibility
superlative • Evidence-based • Testimonials • Research • Statistics • Use sparingly
Rejection copy • Discourage • Exclusive • Invitation only • Generates curiosity and desire to belong
Fit • Mix and match • Occasion • Topic • Intention • Sender • Receiver