Which is the Very Best Copywriting Training?

IMHO - I don't know of such a course that exists right now, although I'm sure somebody is offering such a service somewhere - however I honestly find the best way of learning anything is to learn it for yourself by studying the best, most respected, top guys in their field, and study the work they have produced and figure it out for yourself - sort of like reverse engineering.

I.E: If you know of one guy who always makes a killing in conversions, then take a look at his work produce and ask yourself: what is he doing there? why did he do that? notice what they do and then question and test for yourself.

The simple truth is, people can "tell" you knowledge all day long, but it doesn't become true knowledge until you've applied and tested it for yourself - so the best way to learn is get practicing!

I'm sure you can even make a small ammount of money while practicing here on this forum, if you know people who sell WSO's try and get on writing one of the copies for them as a start.


Sorry I couldn't be more helpful James, I hope you find what you're looking for though,

Peace, One.

i think it completely depend how u r doing the practices on copy writing..

The very best copywriting course that I have that fits your
request is a copywriting course by Clayton Makepeace and
Tony Flores.

Clayton Makepeace is one of the most respected and highest
paid copywriters around. He retired recently though I believe.

When I got the course a few years ago, it was called the
Desktop Copy Coach. It was then re-named the Quick Start
Copywriting System.

It goes step-by-step on every aspect of copywriting and
is very detailed, authoritative and useful.

You could contact them to see if they have any copies
available:

http://www.makepeacetotalpackage.com/contact/ (no affil.)

Dedicated to mutual success,

Shaun

Clayton Makepeace is a great program. I am reading Gary Halbert's Boron letters right now. Really cool reading, but maybe not a full out course.

Hi James,

If you're looking for a coach/mentor then my suggestion is Paul Hancox. You can look him up here on Warrior.

I'm not sure whether he still offers his copywriting training, but he's fantastic. He was a massive influence on me when I started in the business, and I'm sure there's plenty of others who'll vouch for his expertise.

He's also a very nice guy!

(Disclaimer- I gain nothing financially or otherwise by singing the praises of Mr Hancox)