Brief Summary
This Copywriting Training course teaches you how to create great content for the web. You'll learn the ins and outs of writing engaging and persuasive copy that grabs attention and holds it, turning casual readers into fans!
Key Points
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Winning content strategies for websites and social media
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Understanding how online reading differs from printed material
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Importance of a clear and engaging 'tone of voice'
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Techniques for crafting persuasive web copy
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Planning and editing your content effectively
Learning Outcomes
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Craft persuasive web pages that grab attention
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Master the differences between online and print writing
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Develop a unique and engaging tone of voice
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Plan and edit your copy for maximum impact
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Understand the reader's behavior online and adapt your writing
About This Course
Discover the key strategies behind winning content for websites, blogs, social media and email marketing.
Learn How the Web affects how people read online and what can you do to make your writing more effective.
Online the user is in charge. If they cannot understand what your website is about or what your offer is, they will quickly leave.
Your online copy plays then, an essential role in grabbing the user's attention and keeping them interested. Writing for the web is different to writing for print and other media. There are various considerations when it comes to language, style, layout, and content.
You have to understand how to develop an effective 'tone of voice' and how to move the online reader through your site.
This engaging, practical Copywriting Training course will show you how and help demystify online copywriting. This Copywriting Training Course will demonstrate how to build persuasive web pages that demand attention and engage with the user. You will learn - through a combination of theory and examples - how to craft successful digital copy from scratch right through the drafting and editing stages.
Lydia V. D. K.
A relevant and useful course for beginner copywriters, but senior/experienced writers will likely find the content to be basic and outdated. Tips include "put key words in bold," "first sentences are important," "proofread your work," and "don't squash content onto the page." The reference websites feel outdated -- they are not fresh, young or modern, and there is not a single reference to Instagram. It's probably great for someone who's just starting out in their career as a writer.