Module 1 (2) Simplified Flashcards

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How should benefits be communicated in marketing?

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Focus on consumer impact, present the product as a solution, and keep the content customer-centered.

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Why keep marketing content focused on the consumer?

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It engages better, makes customers feel valued, and increases sales chances.

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3
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What does the imaginary line between business, product, and customer represent?

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It shows content focus; closer to the customer means more relevant and engaging content.

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What happens during a “one-sided discussion” in marketing content?

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The customer listens, decides based on their needs, and effective content keeps them engaged.

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How can a copywriter make content more customer-focused?

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Ask customer-centric questions, rephrase or remove product-centric phrases, and ensure the content meets customer priorities. (consider the customers perspective and mention the customers)

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What is the copywriter’s role in customer-focused content?

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Act as an outsider, shift focus to the customer, ask critical questions, and highlight customer priorities.

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Why mention the customer (“you”) more than the company (“we”) in content?

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It keeps content customer-focused, engaging, and makes the customer feel valued.

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Why read marketing material from a different angle?

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To see it from the customer’s perspective, revise product-specific language, and make it more engaging.

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What is the tone of voice in writing?

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It’s the brand’s “personality” in writing, ensuring a consistent and trustworthy style.

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Why maintain a consistent tone of voice?

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It builds trust, shows stability, and creates a unified brand identity.

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How does tone of voice relate to different media?

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It should be consistent across all communication forms, reinforcing brand identity.

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How to determine a brand’s tone of voice?

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Imagine the brand as a person and align the tone with its values and message.

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13
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Why write about customer benefits?

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It makes the message relevant and impactful, avoiding meaningless content.

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How to make copy believable?

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Be truthful, avoid vague statements, and reflect genuine beliefs without arrogance.

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How to address your audience respectfully?

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Focus on the customer, avoid condescension, back arguments with evidence, and connect meaningfully.

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16
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What are three key attitudes in effective copywriting?

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Be relevant, believable, and respectful to build trust and connection.

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Why write like you talk?

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It makes you sound trustworthy and relatable; read aloud to ensure it sounds natural.

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How does a conversational tone affect perception?

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It makes customers trust you more; ensure it sounds like a real person.

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What is the main goal of copywriting?

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To get people to buy the product or brand.

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20
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What is often the most essential part of copywriting?

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The headline or tagline.

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What are the three functions of a headline?

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Grab attention, set the atmosphere, and set the tone.

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Why is it important for a headline to grab attention?

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To hook the reader emotionally and encourage further reading.

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How does a headline create an atmosphere?

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It sets up what the reader can expect from the content.

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21
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Why must a headline set the tone?

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To help the reader decide if the content is relevant.

22
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When might a title be the only text used?

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In billboards or social media ads.

22
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What is a skill that requires practice in copywriting?

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Copy structure.

22
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How can additional text support a headline in longer formats?

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By providing more detailed information and context.

23
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How to get used to organizing different content types?

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Work on various projects to develop an intuitive understanding.

24
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Name a beginner method for writing a headline or slogan.

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Highlighting Benefits.

25
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What is a method that focuses on product offers?

A

Highlighting Features.

26
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Which method involves using a scenario to engage?

A

Story.

27
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How does the “Problem and Solution” method work?

A

Identify a problem and present the product as the solution.

28
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What method uses a list format to attract attention?

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Numbered List.

29
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What does the “Different Viewpoints” method involve?

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Presenting various perspectives to appeal to more people.

30
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Describe the “From General to Detail” method.

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Start broad and narrow down to specifics.

31
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What is a tagline?

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A concise statement linked to a company name or brand.

32
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How does a tagline differ from a slogan?

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A tagline is for the brand; a slogan is for specific products or campaigns.

33
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Can a company have multiple taglines?

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No, typically one tagline but multiple slogans.

34
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Why is a tagline important for long-term brand equity?

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It helps people recognize the brand.

35
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What is a factual tagline?

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It talks about a fact related to the company. Example: “Gaming since 1981.”

36
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What is an egocentric tagline?

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It encapsulates the brand’s essence. Example: “For everything else, there’s MasterCard.”

37
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What is a benefit tagline?

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It communicates an advantage. Example: “Save money. Live better.”

38
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What is an abstract tagline?

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Uses an emotional state or metaphor. Example: “Just do it.”

39
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What is a question tagline?

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Poses a question. Example: “Is it in you?”

40
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When to use metaphors and similes?

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Sparingly, to clarify complex points.

41
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What to consider when choosing a metaphor?

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Ensure it’s appropriate and avoid unintended meanings.

42
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Why use metaphors and similes carefully?

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To avoid misinterpretations and ensure accuracy.

43
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What to consider about your metaphor’s message?

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Ensure it conveys the intended message and values.

44
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What is a call to action (CTA)?

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A prompt encouraging a specific action.

45
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Why use a CTA in copy?

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It guides the audience toward desired actions.

46
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Characteristics of an effective CTA?

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Clear, simple, and specific.

47
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How to craft a CTA to trigger action?

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Be straightforward and precise.

48
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First priority in a “seller” headline?

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Use emotional hooks to get the reader interested.

49
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Second priority in a “seller” headline?

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Establish a mood for the content.

50
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Third priority in a “seller” headline?

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Provide context for relevance.

51
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Key characteristics of an effective CTA?

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Clear, simple, and specific.

52
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Different types of taglines?

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Factual, egocentric, benefit, abstract, and question taglines.

53
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Beginner methods for writing headlines or slogans?

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Benefits, features, story, problem and solution, numbered list, different viewpoints, general to detail.

54
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Why is the headline or tagline significant?

A

It grabs attention, sets the mood, and provides context.