Posts Tagged "copywriter"

Be brave. Be specific in your copywriting

Posted by on Nov 2, 2011 in Thoughtful freelancer

Be brave. Be specific in your copywriting

“Chicken!” laughs your copy accusingly as you lower your eyes from the computer in shame. So you type furiously in a frantic attempt to distract yourself. But even your keyboard’s in collusion. It’s rhythmic tapping marches you ever further from what your copy could’ve been.

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Exhibition stands for kokino-marvo

Posted by on Mar 25, 2011 in Copywriting

Exhibition stands for kokino-marvo

Copywriting to quickly catch the eye of passing exhibition goers at kokino-marvo's stall at the Yorkshire Mafia conference

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Sell more. Spend Less

Posted by on Mar 18, 2011 in Copywriting, Featured copywriting and photography

Sell more. Spend Less

kokino-marvo make a lasting impression with compelling marketing leaflets that beg to be read »

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Copywriting at the Yorkshire Mafia Conference

Posted by on Mar 16, 2011 in Copywriting

Copywriting at the Yorkshire Mafia Conference

Perhaps you were attracted to kokino-marvo‘s impressive new exhibition stands at the Yorkshire Mafia conference in Leeds yesterday. I’m the freelance copywriter who conjured up most of those choice phrases on those stands (with design support from Spiral). I popped along to the conference at the Royal Armouries in Leeds to grab a few hasty photographs of the exhibition stands … without distracting the crowds of interested punters of course. kokino-marvo are a consultancy who help businesses get to know their customers better using decision science. You can read more about...

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Nice bit of copywriting in Leeds

Posted by on Mar 15, 2011 in Thoughtful freelancer

Nice bit of copywriting in Leeds

A big pat on the back for the copywriter who wrote this sign in Leeds city centre. I spotted it inside the new Core shopping centre just outside Sports Direct off Lands Lane. I like it for its simple message and how quickly it impacts passing readers. First the copywriting reminds the reader where they are: literally smack bang in the centre. Next it immediately pairs up the product (the space) with the reader’s need. And finally there’s an explicit call to action and a corresponding outcome (“your new home”) that inspires a positive vision of the future. It’s...

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