You think you don’t need a copywriter?
15 February 2010
Copywriting is about selling and branding. But it’s also about presenting yourself in a simple, clearly understood light. You might think you don’t need a copywriter. If you’re writing stuff like this about your business, I beg to differ:
[no names, no pack drill]
’I develop novel research methods to inform product design processes and outcomes, especially in the fields of emerging personal technologies and wearable systems. I seek to culturally embed novel computational products through the analysis of qualitative lifeworld data towards meaningful development and market placement. I have strong prototyping skills and believe in combining contemporary craft and technology, collaborating with systems design engineers and making use of physical computing skills to prototype concept designs. I am working on a range of conceptual product and service ideas at the moment, and continue to write for an academic audience on wearables, dress and adornment.’
What does this person do for a living?
Jewellery design.
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