Top Trending LinkedIn Posts about Copywriting
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Top Trending Linkedin Posts about Copywriting

@mattjbarker1
As a digital copywriter, your post needs 3 things:
1. A hook: to influence the right person to click "see


@mattjbarker1
How to write emotionally (without being emotional)
The secret is listening to one thing:
When your best ever client reached out

@mattjbarker1
As of Jan 2024, 4.95 billion people use social media.
But (supposedly) only 1% post content.
Here's how to cut


@mattjbarker1
How I save my reader 50%+ time "consuming":
I cut a 27 word sentence down to 13.
Here's how:
→

@mattjbarker1
I never cold email or cold DM or pitch for anything.
I write content and I ask if they wanna

@mattjbarker1
The #1 most underrated format on LinkedIn:
Text.
Everywhere I look creators are looking for the next hotness that the

@mattjbarker1
My fiance asked me "will you ever work a 9-5 job again?".
I said "probably not".
"Probably": because you never know


@mattjbarker1
I spent 10 years in marketing before quitting and earning over 15x my yearly salary in the first 2 years of running a


@mattjbarker1
If you're forever chasing clients, where is the time to:
- Manage your team
- Do the actual work
- Enjoy your


@mattjbarker1
The morning routine of a copywriter:
- Make and french kiss my coffee
- Tidy up and do the dishes
- Wipe


@lakrishadavis
Question: What type of content would you like to see from me on YouTube?

@lakrishadavis
Natural face beat 💄for my upcoming content writing workshop.
I’m superrrr excited! This challenge is not just fun for it’s participants and my


@lakrishadavis
In the beginning years of my journey as a FT entrepreneur, I would periodically apply for jobs.
I got turned down for every role


@peeplaja
Great positioning work there -- instantly communicating what it replaces while focusing on the differentiated value.


@peeplaja
"If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough."
For many high-tech companies, this explains their godawful copy.
The person

@peeplaja
Sometimes, marketers forget what the point of writing copy is.
They think "copywriting" and leap to persuasion/NLP/psychological tactics/voodoo magic.
The point is communication.

@peeplaja
Small brands need to be 2-3x better than established, big brands - just to compete.
Goes for B2B software as well as

@peeplaja
How many of your touted competitive advantages are actually tablestakes?
"Turn emails into revenue" - it's why I'm sending them bro
"Seamlessly connect your data"