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Biggest challenge for copywriters?
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Kristy Mcnillan May. 27, 2008.
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- About Me:
- Long-time direct response copywriter, hack guitar player who won't quit, father with pictures in wallet, and a half-year inhabitant of Paris, France (the rest of the year we spend Stateside).
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- I specialize in informaiton products, mostly in the financial advisory area, but have written for health and supplements, small businesses, non-profits. Also, I have considerable background in individual and seminar training for new writers, travel writing, and graphic design.
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Posted on May 3, 2007 at 12:35am — 1 Comment
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Great to be on board - looking forward to seeing you in Paris in a few weeks, will do our best to bring good weather along!
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TM
Comprenez-vous assez bien le Francais, Jacques?
I better git back to work. Bis naechstes mal. Stop by my page if you happen to be in the neighborhood, friends.
Thank you for creating this site, btw. I guess. Maybe it's too soon to know if there is anything to thank you for. So far I've spent about 25 minutes here, and no way I can clock that to productive time. Trying to be humorous and serious at the same time. Whichever is your style (h. or s.) you'll see the comments in that light, yes?
Me, I like people, so I pretty much accept all the invites. After all, who couldn't always use a few more friends, right? But, I'll be honest, someone who's not officially in my friend network has just an open invite to connect with me as somebody who is.
So I've never had much of an opinion one way or the other about things like "linked in" or "myspace" etc. What I do like about these sites is simply that they give us a free forum to post questions, talk, etc. The "friend" thing I think is just a little something extra.
Does it have any implications other than that? No, not really.
What's all this "friend" stuff? Yes, I DO have a friend or two "out there" (heh, heh - some of them are VERY "out there") ... but what does it involve, here in our Forum?
Thanks for your help, Mr. Forde.
She works at the Rittenhouse hotel in sales. Wouldn't that be a great place to write copy? Although their ads seem to be just a name and a logo.