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Copywriting for Therapists and Coaches

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Copywriting for Therapists and Coaches

  1. 1. Copywriting 101 for Therapists: How to Write Client Attracting Web Copy By Juliet Austin Marketing Coach & Copywriter www.julietaustin.com
  2. 2. What is Copywriting?  Copywriting is the art and science of writing sales and marketing materials. The goal is to get potential clients or customers to take action on your offer.
  3. 3. Why is Copywriting Important?  People on average are exposed to somewhere between 1599-5000+ ads every day. Client-attracting copy will help your website stand out and get attention.  Copywriting is a well-researched science with specific principles, rules and quantifiable results that have been tested and proven, over and over again.
  4. 4. . • Your copy is the primary element that determines whether people will hire you. • 60-75% of buying decisions are made on the headline alone. A well-written headline can be 17 times more effective than a poor one. • Average conversion rates for websites can be as low as .05%. This number can get up to 5% or more with well-written copy.
  5. 5. 6 Step Formula for Copywriting 1. Write a client-attracting headline. 2. Identify and describe the client’s problems. 3. Describe the solution. 4. Provide proof and establish credibility. 5. Describe your uniqueness. 6. Have a call to action.
  6. 6. 1. Attention-Getting Headline  Targeted to a specific audience.  Let readers know that your site is for them.  Wanted response: “This is me.”  Focus on core problem or key benefit.  Choose interesting, meaningful and/or thought-provoking words.  Speak to clients emotions.  Be clear and to the point.
  7. 7.  Identifies specific problems/pain of client.  Address core emotions.  Shows understanding and empathy. 2. Describe the Problem
  8. 8.  Identify specific benefits, outcomes and solutions.  Identify positive emotions associated with solving the problem.  Paint a picture of what the client’s life would look like if the problem was solved. 3. Describe the Solution
  9. 9.  Use compelling testimonials if possible.  Write compelling before/after stories.  Use statistics on your effectiveness as a therapist and/or your approach.  Describe any special credentials. 4. Establish Credibility
  10. 10.  Why should they hire you?  What is special about you?  How are you different/unique? 5. Establish Uniqueness
  11. 11.  Tell them what to do next.  Free consultation (maybe by phone or in person).  Sign up for newsletter, free report, assessment test, go to another web page, etc. 6. Have a Call to Action
  12. 12. Keys Components of Compelling Copy
  13. 13. 1. Copywriting is a specialized type of writing. It takes knowledge of copywriting science and principles and a lot of practice to become an effective copywriter.
  14. 14. 2. Client-attracting copy focuses on the client’s pain, needs, and desires.
  15. 15. 3. Client-attracting copy uses empathy - shows that you understand the client’s pain. It speaks to the client’s emotions.
  16. 16. 4. Client-attracting copy is easy to read and is “scannable”. Leaves plenty of white space, bullet points, bolding, and subheadings.
  17. 17. 5. Client-attracting copy uses clear, specific language, that is free of jargon.
  18. 18. 6. Client-attracting copy is written at a level so that a 12-year-old can easily read and understand it.
  19. 19. 7. Client-attracting copy is interesting and engaging. Each line needs to be able to draw the reader in so that he/she keeps reading.
  20. 20. 8. Client-attracting copy needs to provide enough information to be convincing. Copy that is too short simply can’t show the reader that what you have may help them.
  21. 21. 9. Client-attracting copy is directed towards one reader. Use “you” not “they”, “we”, etc.
  22. 22. 10. Client-attracting copy makes a compelling offer that the potential client can respond to.
  23. 23. 11. Client-attracting copy uses repetition. It reinforces core aspects of the key message.
  24. 24. 12. Client-attracting copy has a focused purpose and leads the visitor towards this purpose (i.e. The most desired action(s).

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