No day is a typical day for a copywriter, but there’s a bunch of shared experiences that anyone who works at an ad agency experiences. Here’s a brief walk through of a day for me.

When you’re first starting out in advertising, it can be a real mess trying to figure out what separates one agency from another, so let’s explore some of the most common types of agencies and what they do.

Writing more concise headlines is about being patient. Good writing is smart writing, so take a moment before you put pen to paper and follow these tips to realize the full story.

Have you ever wondered how to get a copywriting job? All it takes is a bit of hard work, networking and, of course, writing. These 3 steps will help you get your first job and launch your career.

Every copywriter needs a portfolio. It’s crucial to showing off your work and for getting new jobs. Have you ever wondered what makes a good portfolio? These few tips can help you figure it out.

Maybe you’re starting your first day at an agency or you’re curious about what a junior copywriter does. Either way, here’s what to expect as a junior and some tips on making the most of the moment.

When we’re short on time it’s easy to for the pressure to overwhelm our ability to write a great headline. It helps to have a few copy tricks you can pull out in a pinch.

We spend a lot of time crafting our portfolio, curating our digital collateral and creating a ‘brand’ that represent our unique, creative persona. All of that’s for nothing without a network to champion it.

It’s commonly believed that our first draft is always rough, terrible and probably no good for publishing. Most likely your first draft is rough, but that doesn’t mean it’s not cut out to be a diamond.

As copywriters, it’s our job to often write a brand’s tone of voice document, so let’s all agree to rid ourselves of the too-many, too-vague list of principles and find a way to make our guidelines better.