A Quick Copy Writing, Ad Copy, or Headline Writing Practice
661 days agoRichard Kaulfers, a “virtual-friend” of mine from the www.internetmarketingclub.org professional network for web marketers, recently posted a video on Digital Swiping for Copy-writing, Ad copy, Headline writing, etc… Richard discusses some...
Richard Kaulfers, a “virtual-friend” of mine from the www.internetmarketingclub.org professional network for web marketers, recently posted a video on Digital Swiping for Copy-writing, Ad copy, Headline writing, etc…
Richard discusses some pretty basic, but very useful tactics for resourceful copy-writing. One of the general lessons that came out of this piece for me, is the limitless space of information/resource we know as the internet. This tactic of Digital Swiping is more than just internet marketing methodology, it’s essentially a viable approach in nearly any facet of e-business, I mean really, its something that stretches beyond the internet itself and to the respective cores of utility and innovation as we have come to know them. The reason governments keep their military secrets “classified” is because “a good idea doesn’t give a damn about who has it”, and normally those that have it, excel!
In this sense, copy-writing is a microcosmic sample of how we can learn from what others are successfully doing on the internet; marketing or otherwise. Whether you are looking for pointers on good Headline writing practices, or how to generally entice your readers with well worded phrases throughout your ad copy, and/or just where to look for them, and how to best “swipe” them up!
Some good information on how to write Headlines can be found in http://www.copyblogger.com/how-to-write-headlines-that-work/ Another great resource is: http://www.copywriting.com/blog/. No I am not an affiliate tying to make a buck, from time to time I like to relay honest wholesome info to people!
Ok so I guess if you really wanted to , you could make an argument for ad copy or headline mimicking as being stealing, but I think and as the military example above proves, this is only the nature of competition on any plane.
In sports, when one coach or manager finds a new pattern or new way of thinking about competitive strategy on the court or field that proves to work, others begin innately replicating it. So to those of you who may be inclined to initially claim this to be fraud, I say, “Open them eyes boys”, I love original creativity too, but perhaps that’s why its so great, it’s very rare to find because the rest of the world is just copy what works!
You can find Richard’s video on swiping here: Start Branding Today
Until Next Time,
Mikey
Michael Bhrad Bay Area Web Design & SEO Consultant | Internet Marketing Consultant Profile