Free Copyrighting Lesson – Podcast
The art of [tag-tec]copyrighting[/tag-tec] is becoming more and more important on internet as people become accustomed and tired of long sales pitches and overly hyped writing style. But how do you overcome any objections and deliver your message in short format and still generate sales for your online business?
Well, I’m no copyrighting guru but am learning and doing my best but I offer you to learn instead from the pro. Over 1 hour podcast training with one of the recognized copyrighters – Shaune Clarke.
But since this [tag-tec]podcast[/tag-tec] is property of Jason Moffatt what I can offer is subscription – simply submit your name and email and then click on podcast button. Link will open in iTunes and you can start listening right away.
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[...] don’t have to be a kick ass copywriter to craft compelling sales copy. Having said this, you do need some idea of what makes people tick; [...]
Hi there… first, thanks for your info on upgrading to WordPress 2.9.2. It was a search for that which lead me here. Now maybe I could do you a favor in return… I think what you mean to say, in two of your three posts on “copyrighting” (sic)… is that you’re no “copywriting” guru.
When you say “copyright,” you’re only referring to the legal protection of your content. “Copywriting,” on the other hand, is the practice of writing sales copy to generate orders. That said, as someone with 18 years experience as a copywriter, can I recommend to readers that they don’t dismiss long copy out of hand.
There’s a reason you see so much of it — when it’s done right, it works. In fact, it can often trounce short copy that contains the same offer and general marketing message. Not everything needs long copy to sell, of course. Offer-driven sales letters, very obvious and simple products, etc… these can benefit from short copy. But in the info-marketing world, where I personally sell millions of dollars worth of product per year, you’d be surprised how long copy continues to succeed.
Anyway, thanks again for your info and best of luck with your blog.
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