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4. Creative Strategy
5. Marketing Planning

Freelance Copywriter & Creative Strategist

Messagink

-End to end Digital Copywriting
-Social media management
-Marketing strategy

Copywriter & Social Media Marketing Strategist

DigitalDeepak.com

Learned pretty much everything there is to learn about the basics of Digital Marketing
-Copywriting
-Content writing
-WordPress
-Facebook Ads
-Google Ads
-Email marketing

Digital Marketing Intern

DforDelhi

-Reels copywriting
-Marketing strategies
-Social media strategy

Social Media Copywriting Intern

Zura

-Outreach copywriter
-Lead generation
-Influencer marketing
-Brand onboarding

Marketing & Social Media Copywriter

-Social media research
-Outreach copywriting
-Influencer research & analysis

Social Media Marketing & Copywriting Intern

My Captain

-Lead generation copywriter
-Outreach
-Social media distribution

Social Media Outreach Copywriting intern

BW Businessworld

1. Automotive writer
2. Customer technology writer
3. Editing press releases

Content & Copywriter

Dineout

-Driving downloads via the referral program
-Outreach copywriting

Social Media Outreach Copywriting Intern

Freelance Copywriter & Creative Strategist. I help DTC/E-commerce Brands & Solopreneurs with Psychology-Based Copywriting.

You're here for that crispy copy, aren't you?⁣
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The one that...⁣
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-Gets your reader excited
-Delights and interests them
-And finally gets them to BUY
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Well, I write that.⁣
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Being a freelance copywriter with a Journalism & mass Communication degree, I know my way around words. But that doesn't matter as much as me knowing my way around nuances of human psychology.⁣
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You know those little psychological cues that nudge people to actually buy stuff; I include it in your copy so that you actually make sales when it goes live.⁣
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Now talking about the services I provide, it's primarily direct response work with the added benefit of marketing strategies. Here's what I can do for you:⁣
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1. 𝗪𝐞𝐛𝐬𝐢𝐭𝐞 𝐜𝐨𝐩𝐲 based on deep research that reflects your brand's personality on every page. Even on the 404 errors pages because attention to detail is real in my town.⁣
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2. 𝐋𝐚𝐧𝐝𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐩𝐚𝐠𝐞𝐬 to dial up those conversions. Be it a lead magnet or a full-fledged paid offer. I'm here to help you optimize the experience, not just "WRITE."⁣
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3. 𝐏𝐚𝐢𝐝 𝐦𝐞𝐝𝐢𝐚 & 𝐨𝐫𝐠𝐚𝐧𝐢𝐜 𝐬𝐨𝐜𝐢𝐚𝐥 𝐜𝐨𝐩𝐲 to build a valuable community that'll build your brand because of the personality it reflects. Writing good lasts longer than a first impression, you see.⁣
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4. 𝐄𝐦𝐚𝐢𝐥𝐬. How can I forget those personalized digital letterboxes that make you so much $$$? From sequences to behavioural, retention to sales emails, words that drive actions in your inbox is your wish & my command.⁣
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If you're ready to convert prospects with your copy, DM me, or let's take it forward via email.⁣
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𝐄𝐦𝐚𝐢𝐥: Kushagraoberoi25299@gmail.com

My newsletter has less than 1000 subscribers.

Last weekend, someone read the latest edition and decided to book a discovery call with me.

They knew exactly what they want from me. They're already giving me ideal client vibes (the call is yet to happen).

But here's some trivia for you: I've been writing this newsletter for almost 3 years now.

Why? Because I enjoy it.

I don't run ads to it.
I don't do growth hacks.
I don't even promote it organically.

Should I? Probably yes.

But here's the thing...

That one person who booked a call? They've been reading my work. They know my content. They're already primed on working together.

I didn't need 10,000 people to be my "subscribers"

I needed the right person to stop and pay attention.

Most people think subscriber count is the holy metric but think about it...

What would you do with a huge list if they're not your people?

I'm not a newsletter expert (clearly)

But if I could give you only one piece of advice, it'd be this: 

Subscriber quality > subscriber count.

Every single time.

So:

Audit your list regularly
Keep testing and tweaking
Write something only you can

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Kushagra Oberoi

stackstudio-digital

Talks about #marketing, #copywriting, #contentcreation, #personalbranding, and #freelancecopywriting

Freelance Copywriter & Creative Strategist. I help DTC/E-commerce Brands & Solopreneurs figure out what to say and how to say it (to sell).

Want to write better META ad scripts?

Do some manual analysis.

1. Identify your top 3 competitors
2. Look at their winning scripts (long running)
3. Break them down into copy blocks
4. Pull your hook from viral TikTok or organic content
5. Write the body script in a simple and relatable manner

This is a fool-proof way to start getting some traction on your ads.

Pro level: Get an AI agent to find and analyze competitor ad scripts for you.

Feed some great ads to your LinkedIn feed.

Thank me later.

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Public Swipefile 101

Last week, my ad script writing process went from X to 2X.

Not because I changed frameworks.
Not because I watched more ads.

But because I added these five 
documents to my task's project file:

1️⃣ Post-purchase survey data
2️⃣ Testimonials
3️⃣ Complaints
4️⃣ Facebook ad comments
5️⃣ Questions and doubts

Then I analyzed all of it with AI.

And suddenly,

The insights got deeper.
The angles started flowing.
The scripts wrote themselves.

It hit me:

You might be a storyteller...
…but your consumers are the real story builders.

If your ads feel flat lately, stop guessing.
Start listening.

The best creative strategy starts in the comments section.

P.S. Customer research >>>>> competitor research and you can never convince me otherwise so don't even try.

P.P.S I was lucky enough that the client I was working with had this data readily available but if you aren't in that position, turn to the trenches. Reddit, YouTube comments, Amazon reviews and anywhere else your customers are discussing and leaving opinions.

I researched 3 competitor brands for a client and what I noticed blew my mind 🤯

The brands that were killing it weren't necessarily saying different things. They were just presenting the problem better.

It was better targeting of identity.

Here's what I found:

The struggling brands said:
"This product solves X problem."

The scaling brands said:
"This product is for people who feel Y."

Take this example:

Problem: Slow hair growth. 
Solution: Hair serum.

But the best brands add a third element.

They leveraged identity using persona + use case.

The winning brand was specifically selling the hair serum to women over 30 dealing with postpartum hair loss.

The average brand talked about ingredients and results.

The elite brand talked about the woman who refuses to accept "this is just motherhood."

One sells a serum.
The other sells reclaiming yourself.

Because here's the thing...

People don't buy solutions to problems.
They buy alignment with who they are.

Features inform.
Identity converts.

Brands that plateau at $10k days master problem + solution.

Brands that break $100k days master the holy trinity: Problem. Solution. Identity.

Now tell me: Is it just me or have you also bought something simply because it aligned with who you are?

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Want to find a better way of learning copywriting daily?

Podcasts are passive.
Courses are expensive.
YouTube is surface-level.

Do this for 10 mins a day and I guarantee you'll refine your ideation, writing and taste.

1. Swipe a high-performing sales page/ads from the greats like Gary Halbert, Joe Sugarman, etc.

2. Paste the image into ChatGPT and ask it to extract the text from the image.

3. Once done, use the read aloud feature, given at the end of the output to listen to the copy like an audio clip.

Hear how natural it sounds.
Notice the patterns.
Observe the flow.

Bonus tip: Handcopy the same sales page/ads to literally write like a world-famous copywriter. 

Thank me later.

P.S. I'm trying to listen to a sales page/long-form ad a day and it's making a huge difference in the way I think and its only been a week.

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#copywriting

This Javy static has been running for 46 days and I bet its printing 💸

Here's why:

1. The counterintuitive headline. 

It makes you pay attention. It's the kind of statement that seems stupid but makes you want to learn more just so you can be sure.

2. Super eye-catchy visual. 

The product already looks clean but the sugar cookies floating around makes it a scroll stopper.

3. The funnel. 

It redirects to a listicle explaining exactly why its the coolest beverage of 2025 so it is also closing a loop.

[Statics > Listicle > PDP > Optimised Checkout] is a winning funnel.

P.S.

Copy tip: Write a headline that seems to defy logic so your reader must click all the way through to resolve the argument in their head.

In Javy's case it was: "Zero grams of sugar never tasted this sweet."

My version on the same line is: "Drink this coffee to avoid eating sugary snacks."

Notice...the pattern. Both lines have contrast, conflict and clarity.

That's one way to write a good headline.

What's another one? Tell me!👇🏻

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Javy Coffee Ad

My #1 research tip for ad creatives:

Pay less attention to one or five star reviews. 
Pay more attention to three star reviews.

Why? Three star reviews often show a customer that was satisfied, but not fully.

That means they'll tell you what worked for them, what didn't and what can be improved.

Optimize for mild reactions so you know exactly how to overdeliver.

Leave no stone unturned.

Want to make your ads more believable?

Start by describing a deep-rooted problem, spoken by an authority figure.

Think:

Vet for a pet care brand
Dermatologist for skincare brand
Nutritionist for a supplement brand

Partner with real authorities or...

Use UGC actors or AI avatars to test hooks and see if its getting spend or driving your CPAs down.

Instant credibility boost.

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"How can I write better copy than my competition?"

Don't start with copywriting. Start with research.

Here's what I do:

I go to Reddit and Amazon to see:

→ The product I’m selling
→ The problem it solves
→ The desire it taps into
→ The competitors I have

Then I identify plot holes.

What are these reviews telling me that is lesser known
or at least lesser talked about.

Then I also look at ads in that niche to figure out:

→ The angle they are choosing
→ Hooks the market is favouring
→ The first 3–4 seconds of creative
→ The emotions or fears they call out
→ The specific words/phrases they use

Not to copy.

But to recognise patterns so I can pair it with
what I've learned about my product and
build a hypothesis that's worth testing

I know its simpler than you thought but it works.

You know what's hard? 
Executing it regularly.

Get to work.

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I wrote a two-minute mini VSL ad script in less than half the time I expected.

Why? I gave it 10 winning ads from my client's folder + detailed information on the product and customer.

Claude wrote 80% of the script and I copy-chiefed it to make it a 100. 

This is the way to use AI to script.

P.S. I did the research, made the docs and then fed it to GPT.

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