We could compare copywriting with the Cowardly Lion that accompanies Dorothy during the search for the Wizard of Oz. Find out in which aspects they are similar to each other and discover the differences between them.
The goal of all the content that gets published on the Writing-Friendly Blog is to help you find the Marketing of Oz. That is why compelling writing has an essential role in the blog.
Namely, copywriting is like the Cowardly Lion who participates in the search for the Wizard of Oz. He does that to ask the wizard for courage.
Nevertheless, in the movie, Dorothy is the protagonist, whereas the Cowardly Lion accompanies her. Their adventure consists of searching for the Wizard of Oz.
On the contrary, in the Writing-Friendly Blog, the protagonist is you, while copywriting is the one that accompanies you. The adventure revolves around finding the Marketing of Oz. However, the intention here is not to ask for a piece of the brain.
In this adventure, we show courage to achieve the results.
In the end, the adventure of Dorothy and her companions finishes when they find the Wizard of Oz. In our case, after we find the Marketing of Oz, the adventure begins.
To say “yes” to this adventure, start by reading the posts from the category “Copywriting”. Learn more about the Marketing of Oz and find out how it can contribute to your company’s positive business results.
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Let the adventure begin!
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