I have my first movie pitch next week. My reps are being very helpful, but I also wanted to ask screenwriting Twitter: do you have any go-to Pitching 101 resources? Any favorite tidbits of advice? I'd love to hear.
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One of the biggest copywriting fails: not having what we call a โhookโ.
The hook is the line that grabs the readerโs attention and makes them want to read the copy.
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5 copywriting lessons from advertising legend, David Ogilvy:
โข Never stop testing.
โข Do your research before writing.
โข Believe in the product you're selling.
โข It takes time to produce your best work.
โข What you say is more important than how you say it.
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"Don't fix what is not damaged."
You've heard this lots of times. And used it in marketing or copywriting for your business.
It's good advice.
But, what if your strategy could be better?
You never know until you
Test. Test. Test.
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