101 Resources for Great Copywriting?

Ha!

This is like summa those Which Of These 100 Classic Works of Literature Have You Read? postsya get on Facebook which kinda shameya into a corner for an afternoona weepin' gonna work your abs better'n any gym.

Gonna bookmark the besta these, especially #85 — Written? Kitten!

O internet, by dinta diligence shall we transform thy fluff into blades...

Good stuff INDEED. BUT...

And, of course, obviously and it goes without saying...just MY opinion...

It is one more DISTRACTION for the already ADD/ADHD butterfly, shiny unicorn chasing befuddled copywriter who visits here.

I did bookmark it, and feedly is great too, and like Reddit, or Google, Yahoo alerts, it too can be a distraction.

Barb, you have recently given the forum and marketers here a tremendous gift, when you ran your dime sale for the one page of links and it brought in around 4k bux in less than 30 days (please correct me if I'm wrong).

In other words, you made more money than most copywriters on this forum, by selling a one page piece of virtual paper while they wanted to know how to find work or how to make money.

I thank you for that, I learned even more about creating and selling simple information than I already knew, old dogs and new tricks, yea!

Now, my opinion is MOST wannabee copy WRITERS don't write enough.

They should write to sell something. WRITE a promotion for a simple product.
WRITE a sales letter for anything.
WRITE a piece which has the intent of provoking action.

YES, learn, study, even visualize and thinking is a part of it all,

WRITING with intent, a call to action is where one finds out IF they can write copy or not.

I appreciate your efforts, and you have provided a template by your actions the last 2 months, that most WF visitors could profit from...

they won't...

because they are researching, reading, getting alerts, watching kittens and asking us to do the work they have been paid to do...and too many bemoan their facts (personal, not an universal fact)

of not being able to get work, when, they should be writing.

If one applies the 80/20 "rule" to copywriting, the 80 should be THE WRITING.

But very good resources despite my grouchy old opinions nonetheless. Thanks.

GordonJ