[LOOKING FOR] Direct response copywriter to proof-read my 200 words advertisement.
 

I'm Looking for copywriter HIGHLY experienced in sales and persuasive writing to proof-read my 200 words advertisement and provide variations or improvements where needed.

I created the ad myself (I'm dutch). Maybe the sentences can be formulated so the message from the ad comes across more powerful and easier to understand for the visitor.

Ill pay $25 if you want to have this job.

Only native USA and creative people needed :)

Re: [LOOKING FOR] Direct response copywriter to proof-read my 200 words advertisement.
 

Not sure if he's interested, but you may want to pm George Hutton about this. He's very, very good.

Re: [LOOKING FOR] Direct response copywriter to proof-read my 200 words advertisement.
 

I can do it for $25. Email is damodt@gmail.com if interested. Examples of my work at ocsocialguys.com. US Based writer/copywriter/ebook writer

Re: [LOOKING FOR] Direct response copywriter to proof-read my 200 words advertisement.
 

Just sent PM to you.

Krish

Re: [LOOKING FOR] Direct response copywriter to proof-read my 200 words advertisement.
 

Send me a PM. I can do this for you.

Re: [LOOKING FOR] Direct response copywriter to proof-read my 200 words advertisement.
 

What you're essentially asking for is a critique along with as needed a copywriting rewrite of your direct response ad.

You're not going to find any highly experienced copywriter on this forum accepting this for a paltry $25. Minimum fees for this task will start at an absolute bare minimum of $250 for the critique part only.

Any one offering to do this for $25 is most certainly not a copywriter.

The guys posting above with the exception of BenQ, I've not heard of any of them. Careful with your money OP these guys just in answering to you, it's clear they're not high experienced direct response copywriters - personally I'd avoid them all like the plague. I dare say, none of them even know what direct response copy is let alone offering you solid actionable advice. Be very careful whose advice you listen to.

Just the very fact they are replying to you clearly demonstrates they haven't got a clue, not the faintest idea what they're talking about as regards this subject. No experienced copywriter would touch this offer with a barge pole. The fee offered is just far too low.

Your best bet is to post up the ad you have in the Copywriting Forum for other copywriters there to give you their advice. It won't cost you a cent either. ;)


Mark Andrews