Copywriting for female customers

You could check out the website of Lorrie Morgan ( redhotcopy. com )

She used to have a program called The She Factor Copywriting Bootcamp, specifically about writing copy, for selling to women.

Even if she doesn't have the course anymore, you can still get some good insight from her.

It's worth checking out.

All the best,
SAR

Also found this, which doesn't give a lot of specifics, but has some decent general advice:

https://www.forbes.com/sites/bridget.../#3fb439792ead

I know the struggle that you mean. 99% of the copy that I write is directly for women - but when I have to write for men, it's so much harder. Technical ability and formulas and all that jazz aside, it's just difficult getting into the heads of the opposite sex.

It's not a resource or a guide as such, but this is what I find to be useful...

Dive deep in forums where women (in this case) are talking openly and honestly and candidly about their struggles with this particular issue. Search things like 'what's it like being an overweight woman?' and see what people have answered to that question. Preferably forums that are a little more anonymous than Facebook etc, where people are really happy to let loose.

Grab a pen and paper, and you can mine loads of gems for your copy.

The language they use, the exact words, and so on.

It's a lengthy process, but it'll give you the best insight into what that problem really looks like for your target group.

yep cause its woman
you need to learn which words they like or not
maybe ask for female friend to correct some of the copywrite

Since women account for 85% of all consumer purchases...including over 50% of all male products...why would you be surprised they're your primary visitors?

https://girlpowermarketing.com/stati...g-power-women/

And you may want to pay special attention to this statistic on the site I linked to:

93% OTC Pharmaceuticals

I would definitely recommend reworking the copy. The tone and pacing you would use for a female target audience is often different than what you'd use for men.