CopyWriting
Often observed as “The Father of Advertising,” David Ogilvy preached on the importance of copywriting in his career and in his wildly popular book Ogilvy on Advertising.
At ariMarketing, we trust his assessment which is why the copy that we create often sets the tone for the full campaign similarly as provides our creative team with the direction they need to bring our ideas to life.
- + Video
- + Logo
- + Copy Writing
- + Photography
- + Animation
- + Illustration
We strive to develop copy and messaging that gets people to want some type of action, a process that starts by trying to answer these basic questions.
Why do people buy your product or service? What factors are most important to them in choosing to buy for from you?
Why do people buy your product or service? What factors are most important to them in choosing to buy for from you?
The Evolution of Copywriting.
One must consider that advertising has evolved dramatically since Ogilvy penned his famous book. Ad copy was often limited to headlines and concise messages delivered through print ads, short 30 second spots on TV and radio or billboards.
Today, copywriting extends through extensive and highly informative websites, videos that educate and explain difficult concepts and social media campaigns intended to interact customers and prospects on a way more personal level.Plus, copy has the added requirement of being read by search engines that rank it partly by how relevant it’s to a specific search term.
“THE SECRET OF ALL EFFECTIVE ADVERTISING IS NOT THE CREATION OF NEW AND TRICKY WORDS AND PICTURES, BUT ONE OF PUTTING FAMILIAR WORDS AND PICTURES INTO NEW RELATIONSHIPS.”
– Leo Burnett
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We strive to develop copy and messaging that gets people to want some type of action, a process that starts by trying to answer these basic questions.
Why do people buy your product or service? What factors are most important to them in choosing to buy for from you?
“THE SECRET OF ALL EFFECTIVE ADVERTISING IS NOT THE CREATION OF NEW AND TRICKY WORDS AND PICTURES, BUT ONE OF PUTTING FAMILIAR WORDS AND PICTURES INTO NEW RELATIONSHIPS.”
– Leo Burnett