As a seasoned copywriter well knows, writer’s block is a nightmare. You’re on a deadline, you have three articles due by the end of the week, and you’re desperately trying to find another way of saying ‘engage your audience’, for risk of sounding like a broken record for the fifth time.
Years ago, I was watching a training video on wealth empowerment in which the speaker recommended that if you could only learn one skill for creating wealth, choose copywriting.
It’s a terrifying thought, but I have spent the last decade of my life writing copy for the web. Mountains of emails, legions of webpages, volumes of blogs. Along the way I like to think I’ve learnt a thing or two. And one of these things is to always ask myself these five questions when writing web copy:
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