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Copywriting Exercises

Complete copywriting exercises help you get a jump start on writing ads for products and services.

Copywriting Exercise - Video Production Company's Website

Strengthen your copy with in-depth copywriting exercises. Create website copy for a video production company in this copywriting exercise.

How To Write a Direct Mail Letter

Truly successful direct mail is targeted, says something powerfully (and memorably) and talks directly to the customer. And there’s no better way to engage in conversation than with a letter. Learn the basic elements of a successful direct mail letter.

Words For Copywriters

There will always be a need for carefully crafted, powerful and imaginative copy. And with the right words and phrases, you can help keep that copy alive and kicking. How many of these do you know, and use?

Copywriting Exercise - Children's Products Sales Letter

Tone up your copy by writing a sales letter geared towards parents of preschoolers. This copywriting exercise helps you create a writing sample for your portfolio while sharpening your copywriting skills.

Copywriting Exercise - Restaurant Commercial

Can you help a struggling restaurant regain its customers during the week? In this copywriting exercise, you're writing a radio commercial for drive time.

Copywriting Exercise - Toothpaste Print Ad

This copywriting exercise helps you write a print ad for a toothpaste. Copywriting exercises help you become a better copywriter, no matter what your advertising experience level.

Copywriting Exercise - City's Tourism Brochure

This copywriting exercise helps you write a brochure for a small city's tourism brochure. Copywriting exercises help you become a better copywriter, no matter what your advertising experience level.

Copywriting Exercise - Car Commercial

Copywriting exercises help you become a better copywriter, no matter what your advertising experience level. This copywriting exercise helps you write a used car commercial.

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