Copywriting Sample: You never get a second chance

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Copywriting Sample: You never get a second chance to make a first impression

Scope: Create a Report to demonstrate why businesses should consider using colour printing to make a
memorable statement

Client: Dr Marc R Dussault

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Rowan Shead based in Parramatta Sydney Australia I've been working in and with small businesses for 20 years I enjoy helping business to grow. I believe you should out think your competition rather than out spend them. My skills that I bring to the table, understanding how small business works. Copywriting - Direct Response, Technical Writing, White Papers Marketing - Strategic, Marketing that Work Selling - Creating Sales Process Internet - Google Adwords, Web 2.0, Optimising Websites, Setting Wordpress Blogs Project Management

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Brent Roberts

I think you dropped the word ‘good’ out of your title; You never get a second chance to make a good first impression. Or if your trying to be super sneaky you dropped it out on purpose to attract attension. When promoting a product or service your information has some merit. If the printed material is discussing traffic congetion on the Pacific Highway during the morning peak hour, colour printing has little value.