Member Spotlight
15 Feb 2021
Dylan Glover — ProCopywriters Member Spotlight
“Finding ways to get interested, excited or passionate about the most bizarre, inert or random things is a life skill for a copywriter.”
15 Feb 2021
Samantha Vandersteen — ProCopywriters Member Spotlight
“I actually really enjoy tackling a brief that is a bit out of my comfort zone. Doing the extra research and taking the time to digest this and translate it into effective copy is really satisfying.”
01 Feb 2021
Charlotte Fleming — ProCopywriters Member Spotlight Revisited
“Practice first, then decide what really excites you and specialise. If you niche too soon, youโre limiting yourself and thatโs not a good idea for a professional.”
18 Jan 2021
Kirsten Irving — ProCopywriters Member Spotlight
“Be professional, but do share things you’ve learned the hard way. Others will thank you for it.”
11 Jan 2021
Lucette Funnell — ProCopywriters Member Spotlight
“Say yes to all the opportunities that come your way.”
04 Jan 2021
Is Andrews — ProCopywriters Member Spotlight Revisited
“If Iโve stopped learning lessons, Iโve stopped improving. Iโll be developing as a clear, concise and persuasive writer as long as Iโm working.”
14 Dec 2020
Emma Page — ProCopywriters Member Spotlight
“You donโt need a niche writer. You need a good writer.”
07 Dec 2020
Lorna McGachie — ProCopywriters Member Spotlight
ย “Say yes to every job and figure out a way to make it happen afterwards. Youโll always find a solution.”
30 Nov 2020
Lucy Fletcher — ProCopywriters Member Spotlight Revisited
“I donโt think you need to home in on a niche too soon, itโs okay to take your time and get the experience/clients before deciding on
which path to take.”
16 Nov 2020
Laura Sands — ProCopywriters Member Spotlight
“Having a love for language and a GCSE in English isnโt enough, you need to invest in yourself. So be prepared to cough up on courses, conferences and networking.”
02 Nov 2020
Kate Coote — ProCopywriters Member Spotlight
“Learn to ask the right questions of your clients. You will invariably find yourself writing about subjects you know very little about, and a few clicks on Google is not the panacea of research.”ย
26 Oct 2020
Katie Uniacke — ProCopywriters Member Spotlight
“You are not your business. Hard as it might be, try not to take bad feedback or rejection personally.”
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