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What's this?
A weekly (-ish) newsletter helping copywriters to get better at words in a more practical, less solitary way.
Another newsletter, really? 🙄
Yeah, I know. But this one lets you practise what you’re learning and see how others are doing. Plus you might get personal feedback on your work.
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How does it work?
Every week we’ll cover a copywriting topic, tip or technique — with real-life examples.
You’ll get a practical task.
You can share your response with others, anonymously or not — and see what they’ve done with the same task.
There’s a chance you’ll get personal feedback on your work*
*I try to reply to everyone, but ‘everyone’ is a growing number, so it’s getting trickier.
How much does it cost?
Zero, for now.
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Is it any good?
Here’s what people have said:
'The newsletter is top notch, full of amazing tips that I’m immediately applying and your feedback is the cherry on top.'
'These are such great tips! Thanks for sharing.’
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‘I love love love these newsletters, and I'm not even a copywriter.'
‘I really enjoyed the ‘homework’ and will look forward to the next newsletter.’
‘The homework was so much fun. Thank you again for the newsletters!’
'Your feedback is gold! I appreciate it so, so much.'
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'I’m not saying I haven’t learned anything from the courses I’m taking and the books I’m reading, but these exercises are teaching me so much too! Specially because of your feedback.'
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Who makes Writtn?
Writtn is written by Olga Pope — that's me. Hi. 👋
I'd never heard of copywriting until 2012 (it's something to do with intellectual property and law, right?). Now I help all kinds of brands and organisations — from the United Nations to British Airways, IKEA and YouTube — figure out what to say and how. And I do it in my second language. Not because I'm some some kinda genius, but because copywriting is a teachable skill — and that's what Writtn is all about.
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Care to join us?
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