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Hey people!
This is my very shot at writing copy, so please bare with me. Later on I will have someone check the grammar for me, so don't worry about grammar for now
I will be selling a costume for dogs. I will drive Facebook ads traffic to a Shopify product page where people can buy this item. I've censored some words because I don't want others to know what product it is.
Some feedback would be greatly appreciated.
The first part:
...... ........ Costume: Hours of Fun for You, Your Dog and Your Friends and Neighbours!
This .... together with your Lovely Dog will put on a heck of a .....! Have your beloved friend put a smile on every onlooker's face when strolling around wearing this cute and funny costume! He or she will strut with pride and revel in all the attention and love received from every onlooker.
Should I include the second part below? Is it effective? Or maybe it's unethical to use such a fear tactic?
All this attention and love may be the best cure for depression in dogs. Similar to their human counterparts, it is entirely possible (and surprisingly common) for our pet dogs to be depressed. In fact, a study of Britain’s dogs found that one in four (!) of them suffered from depression. Don't let that be YOUR dog!
That's it. I don't think I should write more than that on my product page...
I'm also wondering whether my use of capital letters is correct.
Thanks in advance for the help!
This is my very shot at writing copy, so please bare with me. Later on I will have someone check the grammar for me, so don't worry about grammar for now
Some feedback would be greatly appreciated.
The first part:
...... ........ Costume: Hours of Fun for You, Your Dog and Your Friends and Neighbours!
This .... together with your Lovely Dog will put on a heck of a .....! Have your beloved friend put a smile on every onlooker's face when strolling around wearing this cute and funny costume! He or she will strut with pride and revel in all the attention and love received from every onlooker.
Should I include the second part below? Is it effective? Or maybe it's unethical to use such a fear tactic?
All this attention and love may be the best cure for depression in dogs. Similar to their human counterparts, it is entirely possible (and surprisingly common) for our pet dogs to be depressed. In fact, a study of Britain’s dogs found that one in four (!) of them suffered from depression. Don't let that be YOUR dog!
That's it. I don't think I should write more than that on my product page...
I'm also wondering whether my use of capital letters is correct.
Thanks in advance for the help!
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