Kenny | Creative Strategist | 🃏
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Kenny | Creative Strategist | 🃏
@noxecomm
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If you’re just starting to learn direct response copywriting, then this is what you should do. I’ve worked with various 7 figure DTC brands, and this is how I started. Week 1 just blabber. Just try. Try writing 50 Scripts. Force your brain to come up with something. Eventually you will start to grow your own writing style. Week 2, go on meta and rewrite VSL’s of brands you like. Rewrite them word for word. Eventually your brain will be accustomed to the script’s and will pickup on the certain structure used. Week 3, look up on youtube: “How to write winning ads for E-Commerce Stores?” Week 4, once you have done all of the above, start working with a brand. Reach out. Offer free work. Join communities. (I started in Digital Launchpad, and then Rippy Club) Work for cheap in exchange for training. (At my first job I was writing scripts for $2 a pop) Stack up on experience. Week 12, this is where you’ve seen some results. Some creatives are converting. (get proof) But you’re not there yet. You want to elevate. This is where you want to offer more value in return for more money. Start researching other ways. Start by reading Breakthrough Advertising. This is what I’m doing. For me it lasted a little longer than 12 Weeks. No matter how many years of experience you have, if you don’t get down the basics, you’re gonna be writing ass creatives the entire time. I‘m stacking up on knowledge. Reading. Writing other ads unrelated to who I’m working with. As much as copywriting is a creative skill, it‘s not functional if the architecture and script writing principles are not used correctly. Save this, and thank me later!






