Juan Israel Ortiz

As I mentioned in my last post, some changes are coming to my blog. To summarize:

1. I’ll send quick thoughts on different topics on weekdays (Mon-Fri) starting tomorrow at 08:00 EST.
2. On Sunday mornings (09:00 EST), I’ll answer questions or write more elaborate thoughts on trending topics.

These are the changes for now. I will keep you updated on any further changes to come.

Until we meet again.

When writing advertising copy, it’s essential to generate ideas that capture attention, engage the audience, and drive action. Here are some effective ideas to use:

Storytelling: Craft a compelling narrative that draws the audience in and resonates with their emotions. Use storytelling techniques to create a memorable experience that connects with your brand or product.

Problem-Solution Approach: Identify a common problem or pain point experienced by your target audience and position your product or service as the solution. Highlight the benefits and advantages of your offering in addressing their needs.

Humor: Incorporate humor into your advertising copy to entertain and delight your audience. Funny ads are more likely to be shared and remembered, helping to increase brand visibility and engagement.

Emotional Appeal: Tap into the emotions of your audience by evoking feelings of happiness, nostalgia, fear, or excitement. Emotional ads have a powerful impact on consumers and can create a strong connection with your brand.

Social Proof: Showcase testimonials, reviews, or endorsements from satisfied customers to build trust and credibility. Social proof reassures potential customers that your product or service is reliable and worth investing in.

Limited-Time Offers: Create a sense of urgency or scarcity by offering limited-time promotions, discounts, or exclusive deals. Urgency prompts customers to take immediate action, increasing conversions and sales.

Aspirational Messaging: Appeal to your audience’s aspirations and desires by highlighting the lifestyle benefits or status associated with your product or service. Position your offering as a means to achieve their dreams and aspirations.

User-Generated Content: Encourage customers to create and share their own content featuring your product or service. User-generated content adds authenticity and credibility to your brand while increasing engagement and reach.

Educational Content: Provide valuable information, tips, or insights related to your industry or niche. Educational content demonstrates your expertise and authority, positioning your brand as a trusted resource for your audience.

Interactive Elements: Incorporate interactive elements such as quizzes, polls, or contests to engage your audience and encourage participation. Interactive ads capture attention and drive engagement, fostering a deeper connection with your brand.

Personalization: Tailor your advertising copy to the specific interests, preferences, or demographics of your target audience. Personalized ads are more relevant and effective, leading to higher engagement and conversion rates.

Surprise and Delight: Surprise your audience with unexpected or unconventional advertising ideas that grab their attention and leave a lasting impression. Creative and innovative ads stand out in a crowded marketplace and generate buzz around your brand.

By incorporating these ideas into your advertising copywriting, you can create compelling and effective ads that resonate with your audience and drive results for your business.

Over ten years ago, I launched my blog. And today is a significant milestone.

I’ve decided to take down my blog and start anew with a fresh lifestream. It may seem like an experiment, but I’ve been contemplating this decision for months.

It feels like it’s been on my mind for years.

I suppose that mass destruction is a bit extreme. Now that I think about it, it’s really not true.

I just moved it to another place for those who want to read what I’ve written over the years.

I’ve struggled for a long time with wanting to write about my personal life. So, today marks the day when my personal site becomes, for lack of a better phrase… personal.

If you want to know about my freelancing career, please check my website here. If you want to learn how to write persuasive copy for financial products and services, go here.

If you want to know more about my company, Brand and Deal, click on this link.

Now, if you want access to the little voices I hear inside my head, come here daily. Or get my thoughts delivered to your inbox.