I love reading blog posts about all aspects of online marketing. This week I thought it would be a good idea for me to share some of the best posts I’ve read on various topics.

Today I’m going to focus on copywriting. If you want to write your own online content, this round-up of copywriting blog posts is essential reading.

Seven ways to sharpen up your content – econsultancy.com

Whether you’re writing web copy for the first time or want to improve what’s already on your website, following these seven tips will definitely improve your content.

Three simple questions your website should answer – menwithpens.ca

Discover the most critical questions your content needs to answer with this straight-talking blog post.

Ands & Buts: Why conversational copywriting needs to break the rules - thedrum.com

An entertaining take on grammar, tone of voice and conversational copywriting by Andrew Boulton

What Dr. Seuss can teach us about copywriting – business2community.com

An enjoyable post that links the writing of children’s books to copywriting and delivers five useful tips.

No time for nicey nicey: why it’s better to be bold with copywriting – thedrum.com

Another great article by Andrew Boulton, this time discussing the benefits of taking a more direct approach to copywriting.

Writing to reach who? 5 steps to targeted copy – www.oceancopy.co.uk

This is an older post I read this week but the advice on writing for a specific target market is timeless.

That’s my round-up complete. It would be great to hear your comments on these or any suggestions for great copywriting posts to add to this list.

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