Copywriting for Social Media (30 long form captions)
Bad-formatted copy, no matter how well-written it is, can oftentimes turn off readers after reading a few lines.
This often happens when you copy one whole blog post and paste it into your Instagram caption, then you post it and leave it.
OR if you try to congest a lot of sentences in one paragraph without proper usage of line breaks, text highlighting, or emojis.
This is because writing copy for social media is quite different than writing for blogs.
Yes, you can repurpose existing blog articles. But don't copy the whole thing — reformat it and revise if necessary. And this is where/how we can help you.
Your existing written materials will be reformatted or revised to be more suitable for reading on social media like Instagram, basing on your content pillars of course.
Important and relevant information will be pulled out, and the most important parts will be highlighted. I will be conducting my own research as well. But the topics I'm already well-versed in are:
social media, the coaching industry, productivity, wellness, branding, marketing, entrepreneurship, and mindset
Our eye for content ideas enables us to pull out different content ideas from one good blog post alone.
This will not be a copy-paste kind of copywriting. Yes, we copy. But then, we revise. We rephrase. And we reformat.
Save lots of hours in delegating this task.
Bad-formatted copy, no matter how well-written it is, can oftentimes turn off readers after reading a few lines.
This often happens when you copy one whole blog post and paste it into your Instagram caption, then you post it and leave it.
OR if you try to congest a lot of sentences in one paragraph without proper usage of line breaks, text highlighting, or emojis.
This is because writing copy for social media is quite different than writing for blogs.
Yes, you can repurpose existing blog articles. But don't copy the whole thing — reformat it and revise if necessary. And this is where/how we can help you.
Your existing written materials will be reformatted or revised to be more suitable for reading on social media like Instagram, basing on your content pillars of course.
Important and relevant information will be pulled out, and the most important parts will be highlighted. I will be conducting my own research as well. But the topics I'm already well-versed in are:
social media, the coaching industry, productivity, wellness, branding, marketing, entrepreneurship, and mindset
Our eye for content ideas enables us to pull out different content ideas from one good blog post alone.
This will not be a copy-paste kind of copywriting. Yes, we copy. But then, we revise. We rephrase. And we reformat.
Save lots of hours in delegating this task.
Bad-formatted copy, no matter how well-written it is, can oftentimes turn off readers after reading a few lines.
This often happens when you copy one whole blog post and paste it into your Instagram caption, then you post it and leave it.
OR if you try to congest a lot of sentences in one paragraph without proper usage of line breaks, text highlighting, or emojis.
This is because writing copy for social media is quite different than writing for blogs.
Yes, you can repurpose existing blog articles. But don't copy the whole thing — reformat it and revise if necessary. And this is where/how we can help you.
Your existing written materials will be reformatted or revised to be more suitable for reading on social media like Instagram, basing on your content pillars of course.
Important and relevant information will be pulled out, and the most important parts will be highlighted. I will be conducting my own research as well. But the topics I'm already well-versed in are:
social media, the coaching industry, productivity, wellness, branding, marketing, entrepreneurship, and mindset
Our eye for content ideas enables us to pull out different content ideas from one good blog post alone.
This will not be a copy-paste kind of copywriting. Yes, we copy. But then, we revise. We rephrase. And we reformat.
Save lots of hours in delegating this task.