Hi Monica, I just saw your video now was looking for a video on email copywriting and I decided to check your channel out. I would like to ask you something please reply😢 I do want to learn email copywriting but the issue is my English grammar and writing is poor when read I have a lot of mistakes and it doesn't flow at all, please what can I do? How can I improve? What tools and resource can I use? Like what do u need to do am just completely confused 😖 and worried 😢please reply
A good place to start is to read as much as you can. News articles, books, social media posts, other emails. Study sentence structure. You'll see most content is very simple (excepting academic, technical etc). Use grammar and spell checkers to correct your sentences. And when you write for a client study that client's tone of voice. How do they speak? Read their blog posts, get the transcript of videos/webinars, interview them about their audience, product/service. Look at customer language. You'll find plenty in testimonials. Then emulate that in your copy. You don't need fancy words 👌 Hope this helps
@@salesemailcoach wow this is really good 👍 it was very helpful thanks so much will definitely put this into practice thanks so so much I really appreciate 😊
Hi Monica, I just saw your video now was looking for a video on email copywriting and I decided to check your channel out.
I would like to ask you something please reply😢 I do want to learn email copywriting but the issue is my English grammar and writing is poor when read I have a lot of mistakes and it doesn't flow at all, please what can I do? How can I improve? What tools and resource can I use? Like what do u need to do am just completely confused 😖 and worried 😢please reply
Hi. Thanks for checking out my content
A good place to start is to read as much as you can. News articles, books, social media posts, other emails.
Study sentence structure. You'll see most content is very simple (excepting academic, technical etc).
Use grammar and spell checkers to correct your sentences.
And when you write for a client study that client's tone of voice. How do they speak? Read their blog posts, get the transcript of videos/webinars, interview them about their audience, product/service.
Look at customer language. You'll find plenty in testimonials.
Then emulate that in your copy.
You don't need fancy words 👌
Hope this helps
@@salesemailcoach wow this is really good 👍 it was very helpful thanks so much will definitely put this into practice thanks so so much I really appreciate 😊