“Email Players” subscriber Josh Earl askeths…<\/p>\n
How have *you* personally studied copywriting?<\/strong><\/p>\n
There are a ton of different things I feel like I need to be doing, like:<\/strong><\/p>\n
– Handwriting ads (did this for a while, and it was really useful but time consuming)<\/strong>
\n– Analyzing\/studying great ads<\/strong>
\n– Studying the market(s) I’m involved in<\/strong>
\n– Reading\/rereading classics like Breakthrough Advertising (on my second time through, awesome stuff), Scientific Advertising, etc.<\/strong>
\n– Taking courses<\/strong>
\n– Actually writing and testing copy \ud83d\ude42<\/strong><\/p>\nI only have a few hours a week, so I’m trying to come up with a small set of things I can do regularly to improve, like a musician practicing scales.<\/strong><\/p>\n
As you can probably tell, I tend to be analytical\/systematic about this stuff. \ud83d\ude42<\/strong><\/p>\n
I’d love to hear about what you did when you were getting started, and what you do now.<\/strong><\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Thy request has been received, processed and…. accepted.<\/p>\n
But, with a “twist.”<\/p>\n
Here is what I mean:<\/p>\n
On tomorrow’s “Ben Settle Show” podcast I will show you how to master the art and craft of copywriting 10 times faster than you would otherwise. But, I’m going to “rebuke” your question’s premise and generic-ize the info so it applies to learning ANY skill quickly.<\/p>\n
(Not just copywriting.)<\/p>\n
It’ll be up on iTunes tomorrow.<\/p>\n
Watch for my signal.<\/p>\n
To download past episodes in the meantime, go here:<\/p>\n