Level up your copywriting skills with prompts that will challenge you to employ persuasive techniques, humor, and creative constraints across a variety of real and imaginary products.
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Great, but how would I know the copy that I wrote is any good? is there a feedback or rating? how to improve without feedback? a basketball player or a guitar player will get an immediate feedback when ever he/she is playing good or bad that is how he can improve.
Hey PH 👋 excited to share CopywritingPrompts.com
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The prompt generator will challenge you to get in the habit of just putting pen to paper (or finger to keyboard) and think outside the box.
It’s not about coming up with something good.
It’s about putting in the reps.
🏀 Basketball players practice by going through different drills.
🎸 Guitar players practice by going through scales and chord progressions.
✍️ Copywriters should practice by writing copy for different types of products, using certain persuasion techniques, and applying creative constraints.
Most importantly: Have fun with it!
Really cool @corey_haines I think it is very true that we don't practice as much and that we are always being asked to perform in "game time" situations. Practice make perfect and gives you the chance to rely on that muscle memory that you have built up.
Congrats @corey_haines . Love the concept.
I think it would be nice
- To have somewhere I can actually write down my text,
- Have the site store these note for me, so I can comeback and see my improvements
- And maybe in the future it could show me how long a streak did I get
I think maybe you can still some of http://750words.com/ ideas. 🤔
@tuancm Love these ideas! Definitely considering a place to write eventually. Maybe a partnership with an AI copywriting tool?
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@corey_haines Isn't AI going to ruin the main purpose of this app 😛. If AI is doing too good a job, then users will use the AI instead and skip writing prompts altogether! 😛
I like the idea, but I think if you added some sort of gamification or social part (for example, only one prompt per day and people can vote on each other's submissions) it'd be much more sticky and addictive - in a good way. People are more willing to do it if the tool pushes them to "compete" and see how good they are compared to others, IMHO
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