So I've been learning copywriting,
And figured
Half of my work is getting the "copy" to the right people.
This became clear to me after reading the boron letters.
Getting a solution while not having a problem is
backasswards.
I'm trying to learn copywriting ( a solution )
That does not seem to have a problem.
That actually sounded pretty stupid considering all businesses need copywriting...
I'm currently learning website copywriting.
But I don't have a focus since there's no problem to solve.
I'm thinking some people HATE writing.
That they would rather eat sand than write for their website.
This is something that came out of my head and don't know if it is really true.
My question is:
How do you find problems / a starving crowd?
Listen to pain points from real life? ( I don't go outside much )
Twitter? ( Can't seem to find anything relevant, I think I'm using it wrong. )
Google analytics?
This world is not perfect and there are always problems to be solved.
My "sixth sense" problem finding skills are not yet fine tuned.
I think once I have learned the skill of finding problems of people
I'll find a "road" guiding my everyday actions.
Hmm,
Is this the right approach?
I don't know why it wasn't so obvious to me.
It's been repeated again and again and Im only starting to realize...
Any help for this confused kid would be very much appreciated
And figured
Half of my work is getting the "copy" to the right people.
This became clear to me after reading the boron letters.
Getting a solution while not having a problem is
backasswards.
I'm trying to learn copywriting ( a solution )
That does not seem to have a problem.
That actually sounded pretty stupid considering all businesses need copywriting...
I'm currently learning website copywriting.
But I don't have a focus since there's no problem to solve.
I'm thinking some people HATE writing.
That they would rather eat sand than write for their website.
This is something that came out of my head and don't know if it is really true.
My question is:
How do you find problems / a starving crowd?
Listen to pain points from real life? ( I don't go outside much )
Twitter? ( Can't seem to find anything relevant, I think I'm using it wrong. )
Google analytics?
This world is not perfect and there are always problems to be solved.
My "sixth sense" problem finding skills are not yet fine tuned.
I think once I have learned the skill of finding problems of people
I'll find a "road" guiding my everyday actions.
Hmm,
Is this the right approach?
I don't know why it wasn't so obvious to me.
It's been repeated again and again and Im only starting to realize...
Any help for this confused kid would be very much appreciated
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