7-8-21 (copy 01)

How to keep things simple with your copy...

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London Marathon print ad.

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A Simple Style Guide for WritingWhen it comes to good copywriting, 'simple' wins.Check out these writing principles from the Copywriting Course to ensure you're keeping it simple.   Use simple fonts: We know that Google Fonts offers hundreds of unique and interesting fonts to choose from. But, there's a reason why 'Arial' is the default font for most computers; it's easy to read.  Use margins to limit width: The standard easy reading width is 960 pixels wide. Boom. Use easy-to-understand images: Don't try to get cute with imagery. It should be blatantly obvious what's going on within your images.  Use bullet points: We use them every day. Why? They make copy easier to read, more structured and visually pleasing. Use emojis: Emojis are great. Use them sparingly though. Mobile-friendly: There's a good chance most people are consuming your content on mobile. Make sure everything is readable on both desktop and mobile. Dive deeper here

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Today's Challenge

Are you keeping it simple with your copywriting? If so, well done. If not, try to apply some of the principles above. 

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