Writing copywriting, learning routines is not as good as learning architecture: my recommended reading

Recently, I received some students asking about how to write several things:

1. The basic structure of corporate copywriting is actually asking about "routines", but I think there is no routine for writing copywriting content; thinking about the structure is there, but learning the structure alone may not necessarily lead to useful things.
2. Advanced changes beyond the basic spelling.
3. "Don't do too much" English copywriting method: simple English copywriting can be written as long as the basic English is good, the difficulty is metaphors, puns, cultural background references and other changes.

Since I don't have classes at the moment, I can only suggest "Basic Cultural Textbooks".

Regarding 1. , I would recommend watching the " 4-2 Introduction to Copywriting for Marketing Executives " I took for the SAT last year. Maybe my typhoon is not as good as a professional lecturer, but I really finished explaining the very simple thinking structure and "routines".

Regarding 2. and 3., in addition to reading my articles in the " Uncle F's Hardcore Marketing School " e-newsletter for a long time, I recommend "How to write 'Apple-style' copywriting?" 11 articles in this series (list in In the back; part of it is limited to paid subscribers, only the first part is open; but you can read a few free articles first to see if it suits you).

• < How to write "Apple-style" copy? #1 〉 (Free)
• < 🔏How to write "Apple-style" copy? #2: Harness the Power of Repetition >
• < 🔏How to write "Apple-style" copy? #3: Fun Between Contradictions >
• < 🔏How to write "Apple-style" copy? #4: Puns >
• < 🔏How to write "Apple-style" copy? #5: Inspiration from popular culture >
• < How to write "Apple-style" copy? #6: Combo Attack > (Free)
• < 🔏How to write "Apple-style" copy? #7: Keep Playing >
• < 🔏How to write "Apple-style" copy? #8: Want to Rhyme? >
• < 🔏How to write "Apple-style" copy? #9: Make customers feel good about themselves >
• < 🔏How to write "Apple-style" copy? #10: The product is the solution >
• < How to write "Apple-style" copy? #11: The KISS Principle, International Marketing Thinking, Series Summary > (Free)

(One more advert: free subscribers can receive the full paid new article, but just go back to the site and don't see the full text; so watch the quick order.)

Of course, 11 articles won't turn you into a master right away, but if you read and understand the content, you can learn a few steps, and roughly know how English copywriters think and "play" with words ( Of course, writing in Chinese also applies).

If after reading these materials, you already feel that "it's not good", or if you still don't understand it well, please come and talk to me again.

In fact, the basis of the structure (if you must say it is a routine) is very simple, but there are only those types. I can draw three kinds of them for you (the ones I drew for my classmates in the conversation just now), and there is no need to explain a word, you Will.