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Published 11/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 2.15 GB | Duration: 2h 5m
Six ways to craft the copywriting samples that employers look for in copywriter portfolios. Lessons from a 30-yr veteran
What you'll learn
How to create a copywriting portfolio with no experience
Six proven ways to create copywriting samples
What to include in a portfolio (and what to leave out)
What employers look for in a copywriter portfolio
Ways to get paid while building your portfolio
How to Use Udemy to build your portfolio
Why you must have either a B2C or a B2B portfolio
Pros and cons of having an industry focus in your portfolio
Requirements
Fluency in English copywriting
Ability to write compelling copy
Description
When it comes to creating a copywriting portfolio, there's good news, and there's bad news. The good news is that the only thing you need to land a job as a copywriter is a portfolio. The bad news is that the only thing you need to land a job as a copywriter is a portfolio.You don't need a university degree to become a copywriter. You don't need experience, or a diploma in Creative Writing, or a university degree in English Literature, or a certificate from Udemy, or anything else. All that you need to get hired as a copywriter is a portfolio that demonstrates that you write effective copy. That's it.But that's the bad news, too. You simply can't get hired as a copywriter without a portfolio. That means your portfolio, and your portfolio alone, must persuade a hiring manager that you write effective copy. In most cases, your portfolio is your only kick at the can. If a potential employer looks at your portfolio and thinks that your copywriting ability is inadequate, nothing else you show them or tell them will persuade them to hire you. Your resume won't help you. Your work experience won't help...
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