Thursday, February 23, 2012

How To Write Better Copy





Writing web copy for your website is an important part to make sure that you educate your readers to the extent that they can possibly buy something from you or join your list.



Writing better copy than you normally can could help tremendously when you're trying to get sales and develop yourself as an expert.

If you need some instant help, here's 5 tips to writing better copy.



Proofread



Proofreading your work can help a lot with your success at writing good copy. Most people tend write good articles with the best content, but they don't really know how to write grammar free.



Proofread outloud



Proofreading outloud is often thought of as weird and useless. You can actually capture up to 70% more of your mistakes when you proofread your articles outloud.



Explain how it can help them



People just want to find something that will help them, and when you're writing web copy, you need to make sure that you tell them how this service or product is going to *help* them.

When you explain everything in a concise and powerful manner, they will respond better to what you're trying to offer.



Format (but not always)



Formatting is a great way to get your copy done quickly and almost instantly. The only problem that you may experience is that not formatting your articles may give you better ideas than you thought.

So, make sure to format your web copy, but don't format everything all the time so you can let your natural words flow through.



Read sales pages



When you read other convincing sales pages of other products, try looking at the way the copy was written. Pay attention to the detail as to how they deliver what the product is offering.



These 5 tips to writing better copy are extremely effective. Each one can be done and followed, and following them in your writing can make you a better writer than you thought.



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To your success

Tim McTaggart

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