Member Spotlight
17 Dec 2018
James Morgan — ProCopywriters Member Spotlight Revisited
“Yes there’s good copy and there’s bad copy (and hopefully clients can tell which is which) but the difference between good and great copy is subjective.”
10 Dec 2018
Danielle Haley — ProCopywriters Member Spotlight
“Volunteer for as much as you can, but don’t let people take the mick!”
03 Dec 2018
Jonathan Wilcock — ProCopywriters Member Spotlight
“I love the ideas stage. Anything’s possible – nothing stands between the blank page and creative excellence.”
26 Nov 2018
Paul Allen — Member Spotlight Revisited
“Employers (and clients) don’t really want writers, they want people who can solve their problems. The more copy-related problems you’ve learned to overcome, the better equipped you’ll be.”
19 Nov 2018
Thora Fitzpatrick — ProCopywriters Member Spotlight
“Believe in yourself, be true to your style of writing – and you will build a reputation. Then you’ll find most of your clients will start to come via referral.”
12 Nov 2018
Rebecca Magnus — ProCopywriters Member Spotlight
“The more people you know, the more opportunities you’ll have. The more you open yourself up, the more good things start to manifest. Don’t be shy. Just ask.”
05 Nov 2018
Hayley Wright — ProCopywriters Member Spotlight
“Playing with word choice, emphasis, syntax and tone in order to persuade, inform and entertain is both a challenge and a joy.”
29 Oct 2018
Katherine Wildman — Member Spotlight Revisited
“We can present our work like it’s the inside of our souls – and sometimes it very much feels like that – but for the client, it can just be a blessed relief to start seeing something coming together on the page.”
22 Oct 2018
Megan Douglas — ProCopywriters Member Spotlight
“A colleague once told me to think of your career as a climbing frame, rather than a career ladder, and that really stuck with me.”
15 Oct 2018
Tom Goosey — ProCopywriters Member Spotlight
“Beware of imposter syndrome. It’s quite easy during moments of self-doubt to start worrying about your own lack of experience, and how you might be perceived by others.”
08 Oct 2018
Sara Donaldson — ProCopywriters Member Spotlight
“Just bloody do it – if you fail, you learn. It’s no big deal. It’s taken me a long time to realise that.”
01 Oct 2018
Jonny Sweet — ProCopywriters Member Spotlight
“Bumping yourself up against all manner of styles and genres will mean that inevitably some of it rubs off on you. Which is only a good thing.”
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