What's the Best Copy to Copy?

by George Chernikov

Posted: 15 years ago 3 replies

COPY WRITING

They say copying down a great writer's copy by hand is the best way to internalize their methods and style.

So hit me - what's some of the best copy out there that's worth scribbling down in its entirety over and over until I'm blue in the face and can recite it by heart?

#copy

Matt James 15 years ago

It's hard to say the "best".

Pick a top writer whose style you like then get scribbling...

You could start with good old JC...

OHP Direct - Golf Instructional - Golf School - Golf Training - Golf Teachers - Golf Tips - Lower Scores -

Or maybe a touch of Bencivenga...

Bencivenga Bullets | Gary Bencivenga's 7 Master Secrets of Wealth Creation for Marketers and Copywriters

All depends on the style you're after...
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Adaptive 15 years ago

Here is Gary Halbert's advice on this subject:

The Gary Halbert Letter

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Allen
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wrcato 15 years ago

It really doesn't matter as long as the copy has a proven track record for sales. John Carlton is really good. The whole reason for this short cut is to get good at copy quickly.
Novelist have even used this methode. But you need a pen and pad don't do on the computer.
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