Just Copywriting Tips @JustCopyTips Twitter profile

Last Seen Profiles

@Badria_AlHouthi

@stw46

@stw_pdg

@Anula89176133

@dashawnhall2024

@jusxomarie

@sugiura_ayu1009

@TobKnowsNothing

@WomenOnMic

@bokeplokalmalam

@cid_muda

@stwmaniax

@AseemKu91188572

@mokkoritchie

@tantenakal__

@stwmaniax

@shirahaas

@Hijabbacol2883

@penikmatt_ibu

@jandakembangstw

@lovecat_maya

@toggen10

@olivierbusquet

@leehughesone

@ibubohay2

@michael51038263

@Fullmoon__08

@DillBot3000

@stwmaniax

@GameToons

@sagriah1

@passhijab

@miumihikari

@Lriyu_FPS

@bokeplokalmalam

Just Copywriting Tips

@JustCopyTips

2 years

A great line is a good line made shorter

24

703

5K

Just Copywriting Tips

@JustCopyTips

2 years

Don't think about “capturing emails” Think about creating something worth subscribing to

11

74

838

Just Copywriting Tips

@JustCopyTips

2 years

What it is. What it does. How it makes you feel.

6

90

738

Just Copywriting Tips

@JustCopyTips

2 years

Don't write at the reader. Involve her. h/t @wordmancopy

11

60

514

Just Copywriting Tips

@JustCopyTips

2 years

Four ways to write a CTA

6

72

494

Just Copywriting Tips

@JustCopyTips

2 years

mum, what's copywriting

14

62

463

Just Copywriting Tips

@JustCopyTips

2 years

Copywriting is more like math than you suspect. 1/ Objection handle 2/ Social proof 3/ Actionable outcome Two minute tweak. Thousands of extra subscribers. Thanks @ShaanVP for sharing.

15

38

379

Just Copywriting Tips

@JustCopyTips

2 years

The most useful copywriting technique you've never heard of? Metonymy — Where a shorthand term stands in for the literal term. Punchy, surprising, colourful.

8

46

343

Just Copywriting Tips

@JustCopyTips

2 years

Clear copy is concise. Here's a list of clutter to keep out.

5

48

336

Just Copywriting Tips

@JustCopyTips

2 years

Avoid “dictionary words”

2

31

280

Just Copywriting Tips

@JustCopyTips

2 years

My favourite social proof pattern

5

27

248

Just Copywriting Tips

@JustCopyTips

1 year

Great copy is yours. You own it. I have a simple check for this: Google whatever you write. If one-hundred companies have already said it, try again.

24

28

202

Just Copywriting Tips

@JustCopyTips

2 years

Don't exaggerate. Honesty feels warmer.

9

20

181

Just Copywriting Tips

@JustCopyTips

2 years

How to turn a plain line into a playful one? Write (almost). Then exaggerate.

6

32

183

Just Copywriting Tips

@JustCopyTips

2 years

The difference between a good adverb and a bad one? Bad adverbs are implied. Good adverbs twist meaning.

14

18

167

Just Copywriting Tips

@JustCopyTips

2 years

One tip to make copy less boring — Swap a literal word for a metaphorical one.

4

17

161

Just Copywriting Tips

@JustCopyTips

2 years

“A small admission gains a large acceptance” — Bill Bernbach

4

17

143

Just Copywriting Tips

@JustCopyTips

2 years

Zap objections mid-sentence. It makes your ‘benefits’ more relatable.

2

16

131

Just Copywriting Tips

@JustCopyTips

8 months

You will never see a headline in the newspaper: “Area Bank Not Robbed.” — Luke Sullivan

Harry Dry

@harrydry

8 months

nearly all copy you write will benefit from more conflict

17

10

209

2

1

19

Just Copywriting Tips

@JustCopyTips

2 years

@Tom_Reid1 Love it

1

20

Just Copywriting Tips

@JustCopyTips

1 year

@GoodMarketingHQ Once you see it...

0

5

Just Copywriting Tips

@JustCopyTips

1 year

@GoodMarketingHQ If you'd like to get technical this is called de-nominalisation. We're turning “deep clean” (a noun) into a “deep-clean” (a verb) and getting rid of the “set-up verb” that does no useful work!

1

0

13

Just Copywriting Tips

@JustCopyTips

2 years

h/t @VikkiRossWrites / @JasonFried :)

0

11

Just Copywriting Tips

@JustCopyTips

8 months

@harrydry in it's full glory

0

6

Just Copywriting Tips

@JustCopyTips

1 year

@GoodMarketingHQ Once you see it...

1

0

5

Just Copywriting Tips

@JustCopyTips

2 years

@Kim_S thank you kim! appreciate you reading.

0

4

Just Copywriting Tips

@JustCopyTips

2 years

@GoodMarketingHQ Another one!

1

3

4

Just Copywriting Tips

@JustCopyTips

8 months

@harrydry “The last thing to ever happen” would be a better title. Hits you harder.

0

4

Just Copywriting Tips

@JustCopyTips

2 years

@AbstractFairy @GoodMarketingHQ jeni's sells a LOT of ice cream. but you've succeeded in making me laugh and in certain contexts i do agree with you :)

1

0

3

Just Copywriting Tips

@JustCopyTips

2 years

@trevorbmbagency @wordmancopy tell that to john lennon

1

0

3

Just Copywriting Tips

@JustCopyTips

2 years

@jsappington

0

1

3

Just Copywriting Tips

@JustCopyTips

1 year

@GoodMarketingHQ Ralph tweets like a newsreader on autocue with intermittent hashtags

0

3

Just Copywriting Tips

@JustCopyTips

2 years

@datatec_ Good point. Three options I can think of. 1/ Tweak the copy to mention a updates 2/ In first email you dangle the newsletter - “if you want discounts and...” 3/ There is no newsletter. These 10 emails. Are everything.

0

2

Just Copywriting Tips

@JustCopyTips

2 years

@landforce love it!

0

3

Just Copywriting Tips

@JustCopyTips

2 years

@TheFayEdwards thank you dr fay!

0

2

Just Copywriting Tips

@JustCopyTips

2 years

@GoodMarketingHQ “Rhyme-as-reason” effect — A saying is judged more accurate when rewritten to rhyme!

1

0

2

Just Copywriting Tips

@JustCopyTips

2 years

@RachelsList @creativeboom @Adweek @lithub @atlasobscura @socialmedia2day @ahrefs @JaneFallon @franmolloy @JessicaMudditt @nicola_conville @ContentQuill Thanks Rachel :)

0

2

Just Copywriting Tips

@JustCopyTips

2 years

@Alexum404 @VeryGoodCopy I agree with Eddie's advice. It's contextual. Both can work. In an email subject line for example... you might want to use conditional. For a one line value prop you might not. If you want to be playful you might... if you want simplicity you might not!

0

2

Just Copywriting Tips

@JustCopyTips

2 years

@JustinQuda @theadityapati @harrydry Cheers Justin!

0

2

Just Copywriting Tips

@JustCopyTips

11 months

@GoodMarketingHQ s m o o t h