What do you guys think of copywriting as a /lit/ related job?
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What do you guys think of copywriting as a /lit/ related job? I've delivered pizzas and taught English so that I could have the liberty to read and write without having to dedicate the majority of my time to someone else, but a copywriting course has grabbed my attention and anyone would do who needs professional advise, I've come to you guys. Anyone here done it before or know more than I do after having read two pages on it. I like the potential it holds obviously for money and to improve what seems like a different aspect of my writing, but I don't know if it's any more than a scheme to give me another certificate that costs more than what I can make from the job it 'prepares' me for.
Might as well make this a handwriting thread also.
>>7709920
bump
>>7709920
I have a friend that does it as only income while studying, will answer questions as good as I can.
>>7709920
No one gives a shit
>>7710037
I've looked into it more since making the thread and the idea of writing for another company to profit and make a sale is malodorous to me. I guess I'll stick to teaching English.
>>7710076
Your lower case T is a mix between an 'f' and the symbol for the euro.
