The document provides an overview of copywriting including defining what copywriting is, the essential elements of good advertisement copy, and persuasive copywriting techniques. Specifically, it defines copywriting as composing headings, subheadings, and body copy for advertisements. It identifies credibility, attention-grabbing elements, assured benefits, brevity and clarity as essential for good advertisement copy. It also outlines 10 persuasive techniques copywriters can use including identifying reader benefits, using stories and social proof, explaining reasons to buy, and offering guarantees.
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Copywriting - Art of Advertising WritingAkram Badr
Want to write your first selling copy? Go through this guide to understand what's copywriting and how to enhance your skills writing for advertising.
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2. What is Copywriting?
Copywriting is the composition of
heading, sub-heading and the body
copy of advertisements, catalogues
or brochures. Therefore, copywriters
help promote businesses, ideas and
opinions by writing advertisements
for organizations. This is an art of
writing and compiling creativity in
writing content.
3. • In advertising copy refers to the text or
words used in an advertisement. The body
copy is the actual paragraphs of supporting
text adding additional facts and benefits to
the headline and greater concept, in the
instance of a print ad.
• Where a television ad is concerned, the body
copy would manifest in dialogue, the
announcer's script, etc.
• A copywriter verbalizes concepts in ways
that inform audiences and move them to
action. Copywriting is probably the most
creative and demanding branch of writing.
What exactly is a Copy?
6. • Credibility- An ad copy must focus on the credibility or the reliability
of the ad. The copywriters should essentially flaunt an element of
reliability in the ad so that the consumers are convinced to go ahead
with the product. The credibility of an advertisement is the extent of
honesty in the ad message. Misleading and misinterpreted ads harm
the reputation of the selling house.
• Attention- The keywords, punch lines or phrases that seize the
attention of the potential consumers or some component in the ad
that attracts the target audience is essential in a good advertising
copy.
7. • Assurance of benefit– An advertisement copy must contain some
promise of the benefits that the product offers if the consumer
purchases and uses the product.
• Brief and clear- An ad copy must be brief and clear, i.e. it must be to
the point. It doesn’t mean that the copy must omit the important
elements of the ad. A clear copy is easy and quick to be read by the
readers. It is self-explanatory, definite, and precise. Clarity makes way
for interpretation.
• Apt and conforming- The copy must be apt and must match the
needs of the prospects. A copywriter has to use the most suitable
USP. Every ad copy must meet the conforming standards and rules
acceptable to the advertising media and the laws of the land. A copy
that offends the morality challenges religious beliefs of the people is
not welcomed by any media.
8. Who Needs A Copywriter Anyway?
• Every business whether small or large, has to promote itself.
Regardless if it is on the Internet or off of the Internet a copywriter is
needed.
• All new products and designs need to be promoted or no one ever
knows or hears about them at all in the long term scheme of things.
• Everyone and anyone who releases advertisements or brochures on a
product need the assistance of a copywriter to promote the product
through the use of advertising.
• The more information or advertising you can have to promote a
product the better.
9. Characteristics of a Copywriter
1. Creative
2. Smart
3. Good communicator
4. Congenial
5. Good readers
6. Trendy
7. Disciplined
10. Persuasive Copywriting Techniques
• Persuasion is generally an exercise in creating a win-win situation.
• Copy writers present a case that others find beneficial to agree with
as they offer them something that they can not refuse but not in a
manipulative sense.
• Persuasive copywriting techniques are specific methods you use to
convince a reader, through what and how you write, to buy your
product or give to your cause.
• Persuasive Copywriting is a natural progression which gets right into
the heart of what makes people tick.
11. 10 Persuasive Copywriting Techniques
1. Show the reader what’s in it for him
2. Write to a real person
3. Tell good stories
4. Provide factual proof
5. Provide social proof
6. Explain why
7. Use repetition
8. Identify with the reader
9. Raise objections
10. Offer a guarantee
12. Principles of Copy writing
• You vs We:
Good copywriter will always focus on what benefits YOU will enjoy as
the purchaser, not what features WE, as the company are providing.
Focus on the reader
Play on their hopes and fears and explain how the product/service
will address them
Highlight the benefits of the product/service the purchasers will enjoy
13. • Ways:
A copywriter should write As You Speak.
So, a Copywriter should concentrate on;
Keeping it simple
Giving the facts
Keeping the prospects question, “What’s in it for me?” in mind
Showing the benefits
Engaging his emotions
Creating an image in the prospect’s mind
Addressing his concerns
14. • Use Attention getting Headlines:
For example – print ad for DHL uses only one word as it’s headline –
“URGENT”, which is underlined in red, and is enough to attract
anyone’s attention.
DHL uses its competitior for a creative ad.
Print ad of FedEx using its service as headline is catchy enough.
15. • Expand Headline with Lead Paragraph:
Follow up the headline immediately with the first paragraph. If
you ask a question, answer it. If you propose a thought, explain
it. Don't leave them hanging too long; you may end up hanging
yourself.
The ad for Maruti N2N fleet solutions uses the headline “ Who
says managing a huge fleet of company cars is hard work?”
This is followed by the lead paragraph which explains how
Maruti N2N works.
16. • Make Your Product Irresistible:
Dress it up. Your product should
sound like the cream of the crop.
Focus on your selling point
(price, quality, etc) and make it
impossible for the reader to
imagine another in comparison.
17. • Focus on the Reader, not the Product:
Of course your copy must contain information and facts about your
product or service, but that is not your focal point. You must focus the
reader. Use their needs, wants, desires, fears, weaknesses, concerns,
and even fantasies to sell your product or service.
The ad for Lakme Deep Pore Cleansing begins with the headline
“There's a lot that shows on your face”.
The body copy includes - Now, one-and-a-half minutes is all it takes
to uncover the real you. Presenting the complete Deep Pore Cleansing
Regimen from Lakme. Simply because your face says it all.
19. • Be Sincere:
What's the number one fallback for sales on the web? Fear! Fear of being
scammed or ripped-off. The more sincere you are the better your chance of
building a "selling" relationship.
The sincerity and genuineness of Air Sahara comes across in its ad where the
body copy says –
As hard as we may try at this time of the year (winter), there are chances of flight
delays due to weather conditions. Every step is taken to help passengers get to
their destinations on time. To make this process easier, we need your help too.
20. • Use Fear as Motivation:
Fear is both a weakness and strength, but also a powerful selling tool. Fear
of injury, death or missed opportunity. If you sell a safety product you
would use this fear to your advantage. If you're offering an opportunity, the
fear of missing their chance is a strong seller. Many ads for financial
services use fear to motivate their target.
For example in the ad for New India Assurance – Shop Owners Policy, a
shop owner imagines a riot occurring near his shop, which causes damage
to his shop I.e. the physical property. Thus fear is used to motivate shop
owners to get their shops insured under the policy offered by NIA.
21. • Be Personable:
Let them know that there is a kind, honest and real person behind
the page. People would rather deal with people, not companies,
corporations or conglomerates. Add the "Human Touch" to your copy.
Ex: the institutional ad for Eureka Forbes which shows model Aditi
Gowatrikar with her child has a human touch to it, what with the
body copy saying – “...times have changed. Yet your dreams remain
the same. So open up. Say ‘yes’ to life...”
• Use "Power”ful Words:
"Power" words are words that move a buyer by enhancing and
reinforcing your presented idea. Certain words have proven to be
movers and shakers in the advertising world.
22. • Check Your Spelling :
Take the time and spell-check your work. Finding misspelled words in
copy leaves the reader wondering how competent your product or
service could be, if you cannot take the time to be sure you spelled
the words in your copy correctly.
• Use Photo's to Demonstrate:
Use photos to demonstrate your product or service. If used correctly a
picture really is worth a thousand words. Ads for cosmetics generally
use photographs to demonstrate the benefits of using the product –
smooth skin, fairness, etc.
23. • Use Graphics to get Attention:
Using buttons, icons and arrows can help direct the reader's
attention to important details. If organized correctly they can also
help sort facts or messages into categories.
The ad for Toyota Qualis uses arrows to draw the readers’ attention
to the unique features of the vehicle such as integrated bumper;
wood finishes paneling, captain seats, etc.
24.
25. • Offer Testimonials:
Offer short, reputable testimonials. People want to hear what others
have to say about your product or service. Diana Hayden – Miss World
1996, offers testimonial for Loreal Hair color or the Dove ads.
26. • Create a Memorable Logo:
Create a simple, but memorable logo or custom graphic that your
visitor can easily relate to your product or service. Examples:
McDonald Golden Arches.
27. • Create an Unforgettable Slogan/Jingle:
Use a short, easy to remember slogan that a reader/listener will walk away
with on his or her lips.
Example:
• Nike – Just Do It.
• Visa – Go get it
• Pepsi – Yeh Dil Maange More
• Asian Paints – Merawalla....
28. • Get a response:
There are many techniques for getting a prospect to respond. Spell it
out for them. Tell them to respond. Tell them why they should
respond. Give them a reason they should respond now. Offer a bonus
or freebie if they respond. This can be done by using words like –
order now, order today, for a short time only, last chance, etc.
Ex: Service – ICICI Bank – Two Wheeler Loans.
Myntra- End of Reason Sale