Topics

Topics

Nine topics cover every kind of copy a small business writes. Pick one to see its guides and case studies side by side.

Every small business writes the same nine kinds of copy, from ads to website pages. Pick the one you need today and see every guide and case study for it in one place.

Not sure which one you need? Start with the words your customers see first, which for most owners is the website or an ad.

Nine colorful tiles with simple doodles of a megaphone, a page, an envelope, a newspaper, a flyer, a price tag, a chat bubble, a video and a web page, one for each kind of copy

Ads

Want ads that make people stop scrolling? Learn what to say first and how to ask for the click.

Blog Posts

You already know so much. Let’s turn it into posts people love to read, in your own voice.

Press Releases

Got news to share? Learn the simple shape reporters like, so your story gets picked up.

Print & Signage

Need a flyer or sign that works at a glance? I’ll show you how to say more with fewer words.

Sales Copy

Ready to close more deals? Show your value clearly and make saying yes feel easy.

Video & Podcast Scripts

Nervous on camera or mic? Plan what to say so you sound calm, clear, and like yourself.

Website Copy

Are visitors leaving too fast? Write pages that help them find what they need and buy.

FAQ

Find answers about the topics.

What are the 9 topics?

Ads, Blog Posts, Email, Press Releases, Print & Signage, Sales Copy, Social Posts, Video & Podcast Scripts and Website Copy. Each covers one kind of marketing writing.

What’s the difference between a guide and a case?

A guide shows you how to write something, step by step. A case shows a small business that did it, with the results.

Which topic should I start with?

Start with the words customers see first. For most small businesses, that’s website copy, since Google reads your site to decide when to show it. Email comes next.

Can I see only guides or only cases?

Yes, use the first menu above to pick Guides or Cases. Leave it on All Content to see both.

Where do pricing pages and packages go?

They sit under Sales Copy, along with service descriptions.

Where do flyers and brochures go?

Under Print & Signage, along with posters and signs.

Where do newsletters go?

Under Email, together with welcome emails, follow-ups and client replies.

Where do intro videos and podcast scripts go?

Under Video & Podcast Scripts. Those guides give you lines you can say out loud.

Can one topic help with another?

Yes, a clear sentence works everywhere. A good line from your website can become an ad headline or a social caption.

Will you add more topics?

The 9 topics cover most of the writing a small business needs. If you need something else, tell me about it.