A Copy about "A CHAIR"...

Boom!

You are scrolling thru... and saw this

you stopped why?

The headline is talking about your situation.


You now start reading this,


(The Copy starts here:)



"Get this chair before it's too late!"  

(If you're someone who uses a chair for work)


The problems you're probably dealing with right now are:  

- After like one or two hours, you’re yelling, “Ahh my back!” That’s because your chair doesn’t support a fixed posture for your body.  

- The sweat that builds up, like someone dumped water behind your back after sitting for a long time. Why? You need a breathable fabric.  

- You want to move and adjust as you like... that's called an adjustable feature.  

#Did you notice that I didn't tell you but I showed

#you.

How do you think these problems affect your work life?  

- Time wasted.  

- Low productivity.  

(And you already know why.)


So, we have a chair that solves all those issues above.  

You’ll feel the difference once you use it.  

Get it now at (link).

DONE!!!

The prompt is like this👇

A chair that comes with features like adjustable options, breathable fabric, and proper posture support. Yeah, all that and more.  


Now, let me briefly break this down for you:  

Who? What? Why?

Who needs it? What do they need? Why do they need it?  

That’s the initial thinking stage.  

Then ask, what does the product do?  

Does it solve something? Does it offer something? Does it fulfill a need?  

In this case, it solves.


"Who needs what? Why do they need it?"  

Write all those things down.  

You "CONNECT THE DOTS."  


The best method?  

Causes and effects.

That’s how your little amateur writer did it. Got any advice, tho?

W chat🤘..Yeah I'll be posting posts around 'copywriting area' If you're into that shi....You better don't forget me bruv...

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