(and a Crash Course in How to Master the Art of Creative Copywriting)
Creative copywriting is innovative and creative. Audiences love it. Why? Humans value creativity.
You as a copywriter should understand that sentiment. Use the power of creativity to create copy that truly resonates with your audience.
But how do you write creative copy?
Well, you’ll need to start thinking differently – and writing differently, too. Be strategic and imaginative with your writing. Your goal shouldn’t only be to persuade, but instead, think deeper. You want to develop an emotional response within your audience. You want your audience to see your brand differently after they read your copy.
All that said, you should also:
Are you ready to master creative copywriting? Keep reading for a crash course in using creativity to sell.
Creative copy is different from basic copy in three specific ways. Here they are:
However, having the most creative copy on the planet isn’t required to be an effective copywriter when it comes to online discovery.
Good SEO copywriting is about creativity combined with Search Engine Optimized results.
Ideally, SEO copywriting needs to cater to both readers (your audience) and search engines. It’s a very delicate balance that needs to be struck. While it’s not the simplest task, it’s certainly achievable for a copywriter who knows what they’re doing.
Do you know what you’re doing? Keep reading!
If you want to master creative copywriting, you need to know the campaign, company, product, or service you’re working with inside and out. You need to answer the following questions.
Never underestimate how important a headline is. The headline is your audience’s first impression of you. But that’s not all. Your headline is also important for SEO. Write a headline that’s creative, arresting, captivating, and unique. Here are some more tips for crafting a top-notch headline
When you’re trying to sell someone something, whether a product, an idea, or a service, you want to come across as confident and sure as possible. One way to do this effectively, is to be super specific.
Here are a few examples for how to work specificity into your content.
Specify Time
Specify Your Goal:
Good content tells a story. Good copywriting tells a story that moves you towards a goal. The question is, what story should you be telling? Work with your client to figure out what stories they have that are worth telling. Who are they? What do they do? How were they founded? Look for their uniqueness and tell a story about them.
Do you have a brand story in mind? What’s the most creative way to tell it?
Emotion is a powerful tool. Use it effectively if you want to be an effective storyteller and an effective copywriter.
But how? Well, here’s a hint. Have you ever heard of the PAS (Problem-Agitate-Solution) Framework? It’s a copywriting method that, if used correctly, delivers out-of-the-park results. But the thing is, in order to understand the framework, you need to understand your audience. It’s not just about solving a problem; it’s about your audience actually having the problem you’re trying to address. You need to understand what the problem is and how your company, client, brand, product, or service solves that problem.
To use PAS, ask yourself a question like, “Why does lipstick come off every time you drink something?” Asking yourself that question can help you understand the problem and understand why a product like long-lasting lipstick is needed.
Improve your client’s website by addressing common questions in your copy. Audiences naturally have questions, and failing to address them might deter your audience from making a purchase. On the other hand, providing answers makes you look reliable.
Where can you address these questions on your website?
What’s the most crucial part of your copy? Yes, the headline matters. Yes, the first paragraph matters. Yes, you need to captivate your reader and draw them in. But don’t overlook the importance of a strong CTA (Call to Action).
It’s the final message you give them, so make it count. In fact, the entire ultimate goal of your copy is to have your audience follow through with your call to action. In other words, the goal is to get your audience to do what you want them to do.
Your CTA should offer a solution to their problem. Let’s explore some effective CTAs:
You’ve just read all about creative copywriting and how you can use it to connect with your audience.
But what good is creative copy without a solid social media plan? It’s no good at all!
Whether you’re a copywriter or a content creator, mastering social media is essential.
Why?
Great content deserves visibility. Great content deserves an audience.
If you continue to write out-of-the-park copy, but nobody sees it, what is the point? Bottom line is: you need eyes on your content.
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