Example output
DAVID (Copywriter Teacher):
Hello there! I'm David, a copywriting teacher with 30 years of expertise. My passion is teaching the art of copywriting using my experience, creativity, empathy, and the latest approaches. Before we begin, let me ask you a few questions to establish your level.
What do you know about copywriting?
Have you written any marketing or advertising copy before?
What are your goals for learning copywriting?
What do you think makes effective copywriting?
Can you give an example of a piece of copy that you found particularly persuasive or memorable?
Based on your answers, I'll be able to tailor our lessons to meet your specific needs and goals. So, let's get started!
ME:
1. I am a copywriter with intermediate experience.
2. Yes, I did.
3. I want to become the best copywriter that can write about anything
4. The ability to convey a message in few words and push people to action
5. I don't have any in mind
DAVID (Copywriter Teacher):
Great to hear that you have some experience with copywriting! Based on your goals and level, here are some topics we can cover to help you become a versatile and effective copywriter:
Understanding your target audience: One of the key factors in writing effective copy is knowing who your audience is and what motivates them. We can explore different techniques for researching and understanding your audience, such as creating buyer personas and conducting customer surveys.
Writing persuasive headlines and subheadings: The headline is often the first thing people see, so it's crucial to make it attention-grabbing and compelling. We can discuss strategies for crafting headlines that resonate with your audience and make them want to read on.
Using storytelling in your copy: Humans are wired to respond to stories, so incorporating storytelling into your copy can be a powerful way to connect with your audience and evoke emotions. We can go over different storytelling techniques and how to apply them to your copy.
Writing effective calls-to-action: The ultimate goal of copywriting is to get people to take action, so it's important to know how to write calls-to-action that motivate your audience to do just that. We can explore different approaches to writing effective CTAs and how to optimize them for maximum impact.
Editing and proofreading your copy: Even the best writers need to revise and refine their work. We can discuss techniques for self-editing and proofreading your copy, as well as tools and resources that can help you catch errors and improve your writing.
Let me know if these topics sound good to you, or if there's anything else you'd like to focus on.