Don't mistake passive research for active practice. Passive research is like trolling Twitter for funny jokes. Active practice means finding those things and then dissecting them. If you are currently just considering reading great stuff as copywriting practice, it's not going to improve your copywriting. There's nothing better than getting to the end of a notebook. I really feel like I wrote so many feelings in here. Oh, I did that yesterday. I can do it again today. And also to see as you make progress in this compounding habits. It's just so satisfying.
Are you drowning in a sea of marketing and copywriting to-do’s, but feel like your writing doesn’t have the “riz” and no clue where to start?
Fear not, fellow intuitive wordsmiths, we are here to rescue you from a doom spiral of copywriting chaos.
As part of our current series on copywriting, in today's episode we're discussing what habits and rituals will help you become a more skilled and stylish wordsmith.
We cover:
- The power of habit stacking, compounding results, and daily rituals of copywriting that turn passive research into active practice, and your words into powerful spells
- How to keep your momentum while improve your writing craft, from finding a study buddy to joining subreddits
- Moving beyond editor mode and into creator mode
- The power of passive vs. active scrolling / research
What are your thoughts on the power of copywriting and your tips for improving your style? Send us a DM on Instagram or send us a voice note here
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