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    The ‘Ninja Trait’ that Copywriting Clients Are (Desperately) Looking For

    The ‘Ninja Trait’ that Copywriting Clients Are (Desperately) Looking For

    Reader Comments (5)

    1. Hey Sonia!

      You definitely need a plan!

      Not just as a writer and freelancer, but as a business owner. If you are building your own business, in anything, you gotta have a proven plan to follow.

      You are right, you must have a strong productivity system in place too.

      You have to work at a high level if you want to get high levels of success. There is no doubt about it.

      Also, the same goes for creativity. You actually have to work at it in order to improve it. Just like with anything else, if you don’t use it, you lose it. Right!

      Thank you for sharing this!

      Best regards! 😀

    2. In my career, I’ve found that a solid productivity process is one of the keys to staying focused and moving forward.

      Thanks for sharing this – lots of great info for business owners.

    3. Thanks for your insight, Sonia.
      In my experience, there’s nothing more scary than to sit in front of a blank sheet of paper or a blank computer screen and know you’re coming up on a 750 word deadline. That’s why a plan on how to fill that blank computer screen is as important as what ends up on it.
      Filling that blank screen on time with truly original, interesting, informative content is a struggle because it demands discipline, but with a creative flair. Left and right hemispheres must work together to accomplish that task.
      And that’s why having a plan is so important!
      Thanks again.

    4. Well written…
      For me productivity is a parameter in terms of both effectiveness (accounts for quality) and efficiency (accounts for on-time completion ).

    5. I think the creative routine is the bit that I worked on – I started out writing fiction, and I always write in eight-minute bursts at lunchtime. So I’m trying to replicate that in my copywriting, knowing that’s when I write with the best flow, so I can devote other parts of the day to editing, research, promotion etc.

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