Episode 575: Copy Crash Course for Non-Copywriters
Today’s episode is a special copy crash course for non-copywriters, where I share 10 things you can start learning and implementing right now that I guarantee is going to make you a better copywriter!
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In this episode you’ll hear:
- Why I don’t like the word “copywriter”, and what I prefer to use in its place
- How big of a role the words we use play in our marketing
- The 3 ingredients of a great call to action, and why we want to always use the information we have to inspire action
- How all copy has a sequence and can be used by anybody
- Why specificity is powerful and the reasons using it often gets overlooked
- The ways that clarity tops creativity when it comes to copy
- How tangibility creates clarity and what to do if you can’t make your copy tangible
- My tips for using logic to evoke emotion and avoiding the urge to read the minds of your potential customers
- What the two most powerful words in the English language are and an exercise to help you speak to the transformation
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