What I Think So FarI'm actually a little bored. But that's due to my prior knowledge. I know what copywriting is (which is why I knew I needed to learn how to do it instead of using my standard set of writing skills), what things like B2C, B2B, and SAAS stand for, and--thanks to the rather extensive copy I had to wade through to get anywhere near the option to purchase an AWAI course--I know that copywriters are important and there's lots of well-paying work out there for them. The AWAI method is a course meant to be for people at all beginner levels--including those with basically no knowledge about copywriting at all. And the beginning of the AWAI Method is also meant to reinforce how much earning potential copywriting offers as well as how effective the program is at turning students/users into copywriters who can maximize that potential. I imagine that reinforcement is also meant to help fire-up, motivate, and inspire us. But they are seriously preaching to the choir with me, so the first two parts have been a liiiiiitle bit of a slog. As much as I love hearing people's stories (and trust me, I do. You have a story? TELL IT TO ME.), I'm here to learn how to do something new. Part 3 of The AWAI Method is called "Persuasive copywriting 101" (Though isn't copywriting persuasive by nature? That title is redundant.), and I cannot WAIT to start that part! I absolutely LOVE learning, and learning how to do something I'm really excited about? That is the BEST. So What's Next?Part the THIRD. Where I will a) finally start getting to the meat of this course and b) write my first bit of copy--which an AWAI copywriter will give me feedback on!
Tune in next time to hear all about my copywriting encounter of the third kind. (Yes, you have many more terrible jokes to look forward to on this blog; you lucky little so and so! P.S. You're going to have to wait longer for my list of copywriting books.
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I Also Wanted to Win Digital Copywriter's Reality Blog Challenge . . .But I didn't. I didn't even make it into the final four. And yes, I DO plan to die mad about it. In the meantime, however, I'm going to learn how to be a copywriter, and instead of blogging about it on a well-known and respected website, I'm going to blog about it here. But First, I Want to Make Some Things Clear
So About that Copywriting Stuff . . .I've already started the AWAI Method, but I haven't gotten very far yet. With my life, brain, and schedule, I already knew it was going to take a while to get through it. But two of the things they recommend a copywriter do are to read and write every day. Yes. Every. Day. Granted, they'd probably prefer I write copy every day, but I think whatever keeps the ol' writing muscles in action will work. As for the reading part, I HAVE A LIST. It's a list I've curated from other people's curated lists. I've bought most of the books--primarily in Kindle format, but some of them aren't available in digital format. And some of them (even used) are more than I'm willing to spend at the moment. Still . . . would you like to see my list of copywriting books? It's a very nice list. I'll even tell you which ones have required some internet shopping sleuthery and which ones make my wallet start crying.
But I think I'll show it to you next time. It's late, I'm tired, and both my shrink and my therapist are always after me to have better "sleep hygiene." Nighty-night! |
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