copywriting
tips P.1

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add social proof
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write short sentences
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tell a compelling story
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show instead of telling
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make the hook intriguing
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focus on 1 single outcome
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include what’s in it for them
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find inspirations from what works
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every sentence should tease the next one
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talk about the outcome, not the features
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write often, it’s a muscle you need to train
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understand your target more than anybody
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use simple words, clarity wins over anything
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ask copywriters / your audience for feedback
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make your text scannable to improve readability
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be as specific / tangible as possible, use numbers
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Growth Marketing

copywriting
tips P.2

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tap into emotions
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write in the present
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write the way you speak
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write to 1 specific person
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give very specific examples
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never stop using grammarly
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replace adjectives for verbs
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use bold statements as a hook
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write for a 5th grader to understand
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call out the exact customer you want
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use bullet points to make things visual
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use copywriting frameworks (pas, aida, etc.)
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challenge yourself to write with less words
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spend 80% of your time for research, 20% to write
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people don’t care about what you can do, they
only care about what you can do for them
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Growth Marketing
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