Posts Tagged ‘copywriting’


Copywriting Tips - Researching Your Target Market

Tuesday, October 7th, 2008

Do you know why so many sales letters fall flat on their face? It’s not because the writer doesn’t know his craft. There are plenty of great writers out there who have written sales letters that bomb out horribly. The reason has nothing to do with how well they write. It has to do with how well they knew their target market. Some writers either don’t put in the time and effort to research the market or don’t know how to do it properly. This article is going to share a few tips for researching your target market that should help greatly.


Direct Response Copywriting - The Basic Principles

Tuesday, May 6th, 2008

The first insight into the mind of a copywriter is that they look for direct response copy to provide immediate results. Direct response copy works immediately or it will never work. Direct response copy elicits an immediate reaction that should result in a purchase from the customer. If the customer clicks away from the web page without responding to the call to action, the copy and the copywriter failed to perform their job.


Best Copywriting For The Web - Uncover 7 Outstanding Methods To Amplify Your Copywriting For The Web

Wednesday, April 23rd, 2008

Budding copywriters should never make the mistake of thinking that just because they’ve already produced an article or two, they should no longer learn other copywriting techniques. This is really a no-no. Copywriting is a skill that needs to be honed. Even award-winning, expert writers don’t rest on their laurels. They continue to learn new techniques. If you’re a budding copywriter, here are seven outstanding methods for you to bear in mind should you need to amplify your writing skills for the web:

1. It all boils down to the topic. If your article’s topic isn’t appealing enough or is too vague, you can be sure that no one will read your work.


Lift Notes And Buckslips - Little Ideas For Big Results

Tuesday, March 25th, 2008

No surprise to those of us who still work in the direct mail world, but the high cost of commercial mailing lists, print production and almost annual postage hikes tends to force creative testing to the back burner. That’s why, if you’ve checked your marketing mail lately, you’re probably seeing more streamlined packages with few components as compared to earlier days when an envelope was stuffed to the flap with all sorts of inserts.

There’s a time for the stripped down package - a strong letter and reply device many times is all that you’ll need. But sometimes, you want the extra push, the additional voice that a buck slip or lift note offers — even if it means a little extra cost upfront.


Quick Copywriting For The Web - 6 Steps To Advance In Copywriting For The Web

Saturday, February 2nd, 2008

Copywriting, when done perfectly can provide your website with much-needed traffic. It can also sell your products and services to your visitors. Here are the 6 steps you can follow to advance in copywriting for web:

1. Pay attention to your headline. Your headline must be direct and it must be able to attract your potential readers to read the rest of your copy. It must also tickle your potential readers’ imagination so that they won’t have a choice but to read the whole copy so their curiosity will be satisfied.