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Online Copywriting (Manchester)

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What do you consider when you write copy? How to connect with the audience? How to achieve the outcomes you want to achieve?

This is an e-Consultancy event

What do you consider when you write copy? How to connect with the audience? How to achieve the outcomes you want to achieve?

This workshop, shows how to achieve these objectives when writing copy for web pages, e-mails and online ads. It also shows how even experienced online copywriters can write more effectively for the web by reviewing web analytics and making sure copy works best for search engines and accessibility.

WHO IS THE COURSE FOR?
The course is for everyone involved in writing or reviewing online copy for web page design templates and body copy, e-newsletters, e-mail campaigns, Pay Per Click ads or interactive ads.

You may be a content owner responsible for some pages of a corporate web site who wants to know how to get more from your copy or you may be a marketing or site manager reviewing copy from colleagues or agency staff.

WORKSHOP LEADER:
Tim Fidgeon, Head of usability, Webcredible (www.webcredible.co.uk)

Booking & More Details:
http://www.e-consultancy.com/knowledge/events/1065/online-copywriting-manchester-training-seminar.html

Location

Centre For Construction Innovation (CCI), CUBE Building, 113-115 Portland Street, Manchester