Category: Copywriting
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The Copy Rule I Will Always Live By
Specifics aren’t just good writing. They’re good strategy. They help differentiate your brand. They make claims more credible. They give your audience something to hold onto. And maybe more importantly, they show that you see your audience. You understand their pain points, their goals, their industry quirks. That’s what earns attention. That’s what earns trust.
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5 Copywriting Myths That Are Holding Your Brand Back
Every brand wants words that sell, connect, and stick—the kind of copy that makes people stop scrolling, pay attention, and feel something. But here’s the problem: over the years, a few stubborn myths about what “good copy” looks like have taken hold. Let’s bust some myths, shall we?
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Bad AI Is Everywhere—And It’s Wrecking Good Copy
AI is changing the way we work, create, and connect. But let’s be real—not all AI content is created equally. In the scramble to adopt the latest tools, a lot of brands are churning out copy that feels hollow, robotic, and painfully off‑brand. The result? A flood of content that all sounds the same and…
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Sweating the Small Stuff: Why Great Copy Lives in the Details
While the rest of the world is slathering on SPF and dreaming of popsicles, I’ve been thinking about sweat—the kind that comes from laboring over a single word in a headline, reworking a CTA for the fifth time, or debating whether “discover” or “uncover” feels more on brand. That kind of sweat? It’s the secret…
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From Toy Shelf to Tagline: Copy Lessons from Labubu
Labubu is equal parts adorable and unnerving. It’s got big eyes, mischievous energy, and a look that’s distinctly not for everyone. And yet, Labubu fans are obsessed. Why? Because Labubu does what great copy does.
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Snackable Content: How to Make Every Word Count
Today’s audiences are busier, savvier, and more distracted than ever. If your content isn’t easy to consume, it’s easy to ignore. That’s where snackable content comes in: short-form, high-impact content designed to grab attention, quickly deliver value, and keep your brand top of mind.
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Why Stories Win
As a senior copywriter, I’ve seen firsthand how storytelling can transform marketing from forgettable to unforgettable. While data and strategy are crucial, stories are what truly connect brands to their audiences. Here’s how storytelling can elevate your marketing efforts and how to harness it effectively.
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Think Beyond The Basics In Writing
Strategists are the backbone of any great campaign. They uncover insights, define objectives, and build the foundation for compelling messaging. But too often, strategic writing leans heavily on logic and analysis, missing the magic that makes ideas stick. So, how can strategists break free from foundational thinking and write more creatively? Here are some must-read…
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This Little Piggy Went to Cannes
While I was fairly sure that this work didn’t stand a chance of winning, there was always the faintest possibility that it could. Our team poured our heart and soul into this campaign over the course of several months, creative shifts, and client whims. Of course, it was going to win something.
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My Buyer Persona is Cooler Than Your Buyer Persona
In general, I like personas because they help marketers make decisions based on a deeper understanding of their buyers. Plus, as a writer, I find them extremely helpful because they help me pinpoint the buyer’s specific needs, motivations, etc., giving me a specific person to write to. As whole, personas are great. Until they aren’t.
Sara Barton 