Part of the copywriting process is figuring out what resonates with your prospects. Always A/B test your copy.

Don’t test drastically different versions of your copy. Test one or at most two element changes & see which drives the most conversions. 

Then test again wit...

Your copy needs to focus on what sets you apart, or your unique value proposition. Your UVP should be laser-focused on explaining why you are the right fit for your specific audience.

You don’t have to be good at everything. Rather than focusing on all the amazing things you do, take the ti...

Writing well is about more than choosing the right words. Tone, or the attitude your writing uses, gives your writing far more context than just the words you choose. It tells prospective customers if you are fun-loving, serious, quirky, or uber professional.  

The tone needs to be adjusted...

When you write copy, every single word must serve a purpose. If it doesn’t educate, stress a benefit, or build a connection, it needs to go.

Here are a few common words and phrases to ditch when writing copy:

• That
• In order to
• Maybe
• Very
• A little

Start by creating a buyer persona, or a fictional representation of your ideal customer. This will outline who your audience is, including their demographics, job title, location, age, and general information about income.  

Once you have your buyer persona outlined, dig a little deeper by ...

When you write copy, it’s tempting to focus on the good stuff like how awesome your product is or how much your current customers love you.

However, customers aren’t looking for a product or service because everything is sunshine and rainbows — they’re looking for a solution to a problem. T...