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Perfect.
Well done Sir. Please may I have this as a poster?
Thanks! You can certainly print the PDF out, if that’s what you mean. Or maybe there’s a site where you can turn PDFs into proper posters? That would be good.
Thanks Nick!
Tom, this is excellent.
Thanks Howard!
I’ve seen so many people try to sum-up what being a copywriter involves, and have even attempted something like this for my CV. But this really is the perfect summary of a copywriter. Congrats!
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Perfectly succinct. Thank you.
Thanks Jane!
This is why I wish I was a copywriter.
*Swoon* Sharing.
Aptly put.
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Brilliant.
Should ‘mo’ have an apostrophe? As its short for moment? I could be wrong but it sure would be ironic. Other than that, I love it 🙂
I think you’re right, but I’m going to pretend I did it that way on purpose for typographic reasons…
*like* I’m down with that. #CopywritersMakeTheRules
Wonderful, and your play with typography is not bad either! (I see you list graphics among your credits.) Aptly put and ably branded. Congrats! Am a kindred soul.
Thanks for the kind words Amy. I’m really not a designer, so I just try and keep things simple. There was a previous version of this with all different fonts – it was a complete mess.
One more thing I would like to mention is that in place of trying to suit all your online degree lessons on days and nights that you conclude work
I’ve just been sent this remix created by a Qin Yi Lim, a designer based in Singapore (http://cargocollective.com/qinyi). It was a leaving gift for a copywriter.
The thing that’s missing is reference to results. And that’s the only thing that matters as a copywriter.