Posts Tagged "copywriting"

Ask the right questions of your readers

Posted by on Feb 21, 2012 in Copywriting

Do you make these two naughty errors in your copywriting? Here's some help from a freelance copywriter.

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Keep it simple

Posted by on Feb 8, 2012 in Copywriting, Thoughtful freelancer

Keep it simple

The older I get the more I believe in the old adage “keep it simple”. Not just in copywriting but with any idea or solution to fix a problem. Here’s a good example of why, spotted outside Topshop in Leeds city centre while it temporarily relocated during its refurbishment: I watched for a while as bemused shoppers walked warily towards the sign, read it and then tried to work out where “40-49 The Headrow” is in Leeds. Most people who live in Leeds know where the Headrow is – it’s a long shopping street that intersects the city. But who knows where...

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Escape the day job

Posted by on Feb 2, 2012 in Copywriting, Copywriting portfolio, Featured copywriting and photography

Escape the day job

"Hot sun kisses your face as you cruise effortlessly from a perfect four foot wave towards an endless golden beach"

Find out how my copywriting helps Surf Circle sell a dream

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Copywriter and pencil reunited

Posted by on Jan 18, 2012 in Copywriting

Copywriter and pencil reunited

I haven't been into space yet, but writing's a daily occurrence in my line of work as a freelance copywriter. And recently I've rediscovered just how natural and satisfying copywriting is when accompanied by an honourable cylinder of lead encased in a wooden jacket.

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Be brave. Be specific in your copywriting

Posted by on Nov 2, 2011 in Copywriting

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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