Conversational copy is writing how you talk.

No sales megaphone. No business speak.

But that& #39;s easier said than done. So I& #39;ve put together my guide.

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1/ Don& #39;t write AT the reader

Involve the reader in your copy
2/ Use your customers& #39; words

It& #39;s the easiest way to get the tone right
3/ Load up on personal pronouns

People pay attention when you talk directly to them
4/ Don& #39;t worry about grammar

If you break the rules you’ll sound human
5/ Start sentences with conjunctions

It flows better
6/ Don& #39;t persuade

Let the reader be persuaded
7/ Use contractions

Only academics say “you are”

h/t @wordmancopy
8/ Don& #39;t imitate

“You& #39;re alive in inverse proportion to the density of cliches in your writing” — Nassim Taleb
9/ Ditch the thesaurus

You& #39;re not impressing anyone
10/ Empathise

Customers want to feel heard
11/ Respect the competition

It reflects self-confidence
12/ Don’t try too hard

Customers see through fake shit
13/ Tell stories

They’re more memorable than facts and figures
14/ Read it aloud at the kitchen table

If your partner cringes, re-write it
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