Copywriting is the most profitable skill you can learn.
But it's difficult to learn with all the bad advice online.
Here are 10 copywriting threads that will teach you all you need to get started. 🧵👇
A copywriter at work used the "We spent 50+ hours researching..." hook and I am only slightly worried that he did spend 50+ hours researching this list, and this was all that he got.
I'm turning off my favourite subscription:
YouTube Premium.
I'm working on a series of YouTube ads so I need to see how ads look and act on the platform. I keep Firefox around to check ads on other sites too, it's a handy tool.
Not getting enough signups or bookings for your startup?
Maybe your homepage needs a fix...
I've reviewed dozens of home pages and selected 10 to show you what to copy and what to avoid.
62 tips in total.
Comment "inspiration" if you want it.
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Big challenge in copywriting: Ego.
Write only what you need.
By selling, you can put people off.
No one cares about your clever turn of phrase.
It's about the reader, not you.
@Kjellvdv Overall, I think the old design is better but I can see some minor improvements (sign in button in the nav menu, but the nav menu is more hidden!)
The copy and design of the first show what they are offering far clearer, which makes me wonder if they've expanded to offer more?
July is the Birthday month in my family.
Plus it's when my best friend was born.
This year I found this great video from Van Neistat with some gift giving tips. I hope it helps you
https://t.co/2mTBk1dm2X
Talking to your target audience is invaluable.
But sometimes they tell you what you want to hear, not what they actually think (if they even being honest with themselves).
The best — not fool proof — solution is to ask them about what they do (with proof), not what they say.
@BrianFOConnor Not disagree at all!
I mean, there was a reason we wanted those statistics!
Also, even though I know that statistics in ads are often made up, they still catch my attention.