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Skyrocket Response by Eliminating Your Prospect's Risk

John Wood explains the classic technique of "risk reversal", taking on the risk of your reader to increase sales.

How to Write Stronger, More Effective Bullets That Your Clients and Readers Will Love

Have you ever written an ineffective, lacklustre bullet? Whether you use them in an email, website, or online sales page, the quality of your bullets can play a major role in whether or not a reader makes it to the end of your copy.

Talkin' Story

Joe Sugarman shares a surefire way to connect with your prospects quickly.

The Best Fonts to Use in Print, Online, and Email

John Wood shares which fonts get the best results in your copy.

3 Steps to an “Unfair Advantage” as an Online Copywriter

Brian Clark discusses how online copywriters can use three things to give them an advantage in their freelance business.

5 Modern Myths of B2B Marketing

Bob Bly discusses five common myths of b2b marketing, why they are myths, and what they mean for your business.

So You Want to Be a Freelance Speechwriter …

Colin Moorhouse shares the pros and cons of being a freelance speechwriter.

Fear and Greed: Two Overrated Emotions - How to Become a Smarter and More Powerful Copywriter

Michael Masterson tells you to break one of the oldest “rules” of copywriting… and shows you what to do instead.

Let THEM Say It For You – They Can Do a Better Job

Dan Kennedy shares the power of a testimonial – and how to let your clients do the work for you.

How to Find Your Niche in the B2B Market

Steve Slaunwhite reveals a step-by-step check list on how to find a niche market in the B2B sector that is just right for you.

17 Ways to Get Inside Your Client’s Mind So You’ll Always Hit Your Target Audience

Learn how to hit your target audience every time with these 17 tips from John Wood on getting inside your client’s mind.

Find Your Ideal Copywriting Coach in Five Easy Steps

Rebecca Matter shares why finding the ideal copywriting coach can make all the difference – and how to find them in five easy steps.

Thirteen Ways, Courtesy of Copywriting Legend Eugene Schwartz, to Increase Your Reader's Desire

John Wood share how copywriters can increase their reader’s desire, including thirteen ways courtesy of copywriting legend Eugene Schwartz.

Writing Great Copy: Where Do You Start?

Bob Bly discusses writing great copy and gives tips on where to start.

What Gives? Is Copywriting Dream-Easy Or Head-Scratching Hard?

Mindy Tyson McHorse explains how Bootcamp helps aspiring copywriters to overcome the hurdles of getting started as a copywriter and start living the writer’s life.

The Ultimate Headline Secret

Ted Nicholas reveals a very successful headline technique that he invented and developed.

3 Quick-and-Easy Tips for Writing "Chatty" Copy

Jen Stevens gives easy to implement tips on writing conversational copy.

I Have Nothing To Say, But Don’t Quote Me

Herschell Gordon Lewis shares that often writers use a lot of words to say absolutely nothing, and what you can do as a writer to avoid making this mistake.

The Power of One — One Big Idea

Today, Michael Masterson gets at the very heart of powerful, persuasive writing.

How to Take Somebody Else's Good Idea and Make it Your Own — Legally

Jen Stevens explains that while stealing copy somebody’s copy is illegal, but taking somebody else’s ideas and make them your own for your copy is not and a great way to write about topics others have written before.

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