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I've seen ads looking for Digital Copywriters and I'm trying
to figure out just what a Digital Copywriter is and how is he different from a
regular copywriter? Do they possess specialized skills that a regular
Copywriter do not? When did this distinction arise
and why it was necessary? There must be
an important reason why we need Digital Copywriters and not just regular
copywriters, just like there would be a need for actors who specialize in walking with a bum left leg.
Reading these ads further, I discovered why. It seems that Digital Copywriters are experts
at generating Content. Their words
engage, increase awareness and open a dialogue between a brand and its
customers—concepts that regular copywriters can never understand (or actually believe). So powerful is the Digital Copywriter's Content it turns regular people into rabid brand ambassadors for life.
I guess this makes them much different than regular copywriters
because the only thing regular Copywriters know what to do is sell stuff. You know, make money for the client. Because they only know how to write for old
media, being able to create pixelated copy that produces no measureable benefit to the
client is more important than actually moving product or re-enforcing a brand
distinctiveness. Guess I should get some help figuring out how to be a Digital Copywriter.
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