Tag: copywriting

  • 29th September 2011

Words that Sing Their Way into Your Pocketbook

Advice from a 1920s copywriter: “I’ve got to make my song echo all the way down to your pocketbook or it’s no good.”

  • 28th September 2011

Is your business communicating in ‘bafflegab’?

In 1952, Milton A. Smith coined a new word for dreadful business jargon – bafflegab. But is your business using it?

  • 21st September 2011

Billy Connolly, a roadside giant and the power of ‘You’

Billy Connolly knows the real power in the word ‘you’ doesn’t come from knowing when to use it – it comes from knowing how to use it.

  • 20th September 2011

Apostrophe catastrophe: My Pant’s

My Pant’s, Paris. If you use a foreign language, please employ a native-speaking copywriter before innocent punctuation gets hurt.

  • 8th September 2011

Become a better copywriter — stop writing like one

“If you really want to be a better copywriter,” advised the figure in the green armchair, “you should stop writing like one.”