Copywriting

When I was an early adolescent, I remember my father telling me, “you’re a really good writer.” My father’s words resonated deep within my memory. A couple decades later, and I can still remember the boosted confidence I felt that emerged from those emboldening words.

Speaking of words, that’s why we’re here. . . copywriting is all about the words that bond together to create a written masterpiece. There is a fundamental component that rests below the makeup of writing as an art.

From a foundational standpoint, I love to read. I’ve always loved to read. I have always strongly believed that good writing comes from reading good writing. I am a firm believer that my syntactical instinct, use of diction and grammar competency can be highly attributed to spending countless hours curled up with a good book. To be fair, though, my writing skills and interest in the written word expands beyond reading. I graduated from college with a BA and studied English as my major and Secondary Education as my minor. In recent years, I’ve taught a variety of high school English classes. Although I left the classroom, I continue to be proud of the Creative Writing course I developed. The formative progression that advanced my copywriting abilities provided me with the brains to know writing rules, but knowledge is only part of my copywriting strategy.