Just in case you're unclear what copywriting is....

Copywriting is the process of writing the words that promote a person, business, opinion, or idea. It may be used as plain text, as a radio or television advertisment, or in a variety of other media.

The main purpose of writing marketing copy, or promotional text, is to persuade the listener or reader to act – to buy a product or subscribe to a certain viewpoint, for instance. Alternatively, copy might also be intended to dissuade a reader from a particular belief or action.

Copywriting can include body copy, slogans, headlines, direct mail pieces, taglines, jingle lyrics, World Wide Web and Internet content, television or radio commercial scripts, press releases and other written material incorporated into advertising media. Copywriters can contribute words and ideas to print ads, mail order catalogues, billboards, commercials, brochures, postcards, online sites, email, letters and other advertising media.

On in websites, copywriting may also refer to the methods of writing and wording used to achieve higher rankingssearch engines. Often referred to as content writing, it includes the strategic placement and repitition of keywords and keyword phrases on webpages. As search-engine algorithms get smarter every day, this search engine optomisation (SEO) copywriting is more and more about writing for human visitors as well as for search engines, about offering fluent and readable content written in a SEO-wise manner.

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Copywriting should be an investment - not a cost....

Now you know exactly what copywriting is, you can see how our copywriting experience could assist in putting together professional materials for you. There's a vast difference in writing an average piece of promotional material - like a lot of the stuff we all flick past in magazines, newspapers, and increasingly so on TV as well, and putting together materials which makes a person stop - look - absorb

and then take the desired action!!

Research has shown that you have just

THREE SECONDS

to capture someone's attention ....

YOU GET THE POINT?