Comments on: Selling your words http://www.goodcopywriting.com/general-copywriting/selling-your-words/ Good Copywriting Thu, 30 Sep 2010 07:56:44 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.1 By: Oliver Kyle http://www.goodcopywriting.com/general-copywriting/selling-your-words/#comment-38 Oliver Kyle Thu, 30 Sep 2010 07:56:44 +0000 http://goodcopywriting.com/general-copywriting/selling-your-words/#comment-38 <p>Agree that it is of course your words which ultimately sell the product. If you can connect with your audience and make them believe that what you have to offer them is going to make a difference, they are going to be more inclined to remain interested throughout the article and buy the product. You have to be comfortable with the product to be able to write effectively about it.</p> Agree that it is of course your words which ultimately sell the product. If you can connect with your audience and make them believe that what you have to offer them is going to make a difference, they are going to be more inclined to remain interested throughout the article and buy the product. You have to be comfortable with the product to be able to write effectively about it.

]]> By: Webbdesign hemsida http://www.goodcopywriting.com/general-copywriting/selling-your-words/#comment-37 Webbdesign hemsida Wed, 25 Aug 2010 06:51:26 +0000 http://goodcopywriting.com/general-copywriting/selling-your-words/#comment-37 <p>That sounds promising for me, as I am a webdeveloper that really believes in my work but has not very much experience in copywriting.</p> That sounds promising for me, as I am a webdeveloper that really believes in my work but has not very much experience in copywriting.

]]> By: michelle http://www.goodcopywriting.com/general-copywriting/selling-your-words/#comment-33 michelle Fri, 21 Dec 2007 07:16:14 +0000 http://goodcopywriting.com/general-copywriting/selling-your-words/#comment-33 <p>Glyphius? That's a product of James Brausch correct? If so, then I know its great. I am currently a student of his program Freedom Business System. I have learned not only how to develop a business system that is sufficient for my business but also how to maintain my business and have freedom.</p> Glyphius? That’s a product of James Brausch correct? If so, then I know its great. I am currently a student of his program Freedom Business System. I have learned not only how to develop a business system that is sufficient for my business but also how to maintain my business and have freedom.

]]> By: Emma Morgan http://www.goodcopywriting.com/general-copywriting/selling-your-words/#comment-32 Emma Morgan Fri, 21 Dec 2007 00:09:48 +0000 http://goodcopywriting.com/general-copywriting/selling-your-words/#comment-32 <p>I have to say Glyphius seems like a very popular piece of software, and quite rightly so! It's amazing. I use it all of the time to improve my copy and make it more profitable! I would recommend it to anyone!</p> I have to say Glyphius seems like a very popular piece of software, and quite rightly so! It’s amazing. I use it all of the time to improve my copy and make it more profitable! I would recommend it to anyone!

]]> By: Brenda Strong http://www.goodcopywriting.com/general-copywriting/selling-your-words/#comment-31 Brenda Strong Fri, 07 Dec 2007 08:09:25 +0000 http://goodcopywriting.com/general-copywriting/selling-your-words/#comment-31 <p>Yes! You must be passionate about the subject. It's like smiling when you're talking on the phone, and the other person can "hear" your smile.</p> <p>But the funny thing is, too many copywriters have an arrogance about their words and don't test them. I use Glyphius, a software product created by James Brausch, and I'm always amazed at what I end up with compared to where I started. </p> <p>Some of my copywriting buddies think I'm nuts for using a tool like this. But I believe they're tied up in their own arrogance, i.e. "how can a piece of software be better than MY creativity and intelligence?" I think a database of 140,000 ads and pieces of copy, both winning and losing ones, is the ultimate swipe file!</p> Yes! You must be passionate about the subject. It’s like smiling when you’re talking on the phone, and the other person can “hear” your smile.

But the funny thing is, too many copywriters have an arrogance about their words and don’t test them. I use Glyphius, a software product created by James Brausch, and I’m always amazed at what I end up with compared to where I started.

Some of my copywriting buddies think I’m nuts for using a tool like this. But I believe they’re tied up in their own arrogance, i.e. “how can a piece of software be better than MY creativity and intelligence?” I think a database of 140,000 ads and pieces of copy, both winning and losing ones, is the ultimate swipe file!

]]> By: Himanshu Kikani http://www.goodcopywriting.com/general-copywriting/selling-your-words/#comment-30 Himanshu Kikani Fri, 29 Jun 2007 03:32:59 +0000 http://goodcopywriting.com/general-copywriting/selling-your-words/#comment-30 <p>Very true! Being a copywriter myself, based in Gujarat, India, have experienced this more than often. If you are not comfortable with the product, it gets reflected in your copy, however you try to avoid it.</p> <p>By the way, thanks for the blog. It is a great relief from the 'how to write powerfull copy' types of junk.</p> Very true! Being a copywriter myself, based in Gujarat, India, have experienced this more than often. If you are not comfortable with the product, it gets reflected in your copy, however you try to avoid it.

By the way, thanks for the blog. It is a great relief from the ‘how to write powerfull copy’ types of junk.

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