Learn Copywriting Quickly and Easily With This Top Copywriter’s Unique Secret

A couple of years ago I interviewed a copywriter named Joe Vitale.

If you don’t know who Joe Vitale is, he’s easily one of the best copywriters working today. His books and teachings have helped thousands of aspiring copywriters around the world and he has testimonials to prove it.

Anyway, one of the things we talked about was how to learn the craft of copywriting. Like tips and tricks he knew that would help someone learn how to write a decent ad quickly and easily.

And one of these pieces of advice was to emulate other writers. Not just copywriters, but also some of the great novelists.

In fact, Joe said that he would sometimes go to the library and pull out passages from the work of Jack London, as well as Mark Twain and Ernest Hemingway, and copy those passages word for word into his notebook.

He said that by doing this, you literally train your subconscious mind to adapt its “rhythm” to your own style.

This is really a great way to learn copywriting.

And other strong writers like Gary Halbert, for example, have talked about the same thing. How by copying ads and writing from great writers, you learn to “write” like them.

If you’re just starting out, try this and you’ll see.

Get some of the books, ads, articles, etc. of the great writers and copy their writings. When you do it enough, and when it “sticks” in your mind, it will help you write better ads without needing a lot of natural writing talent.