Working a job for a marketing company as a copywriter; deliver all assignments this week with next week for notes. I have not written so much, so fast in all my decades of scribing. Long letters, short emails, long and short videos all crammed with product info, all under deadline. Today is only a series of emails, but I'm gassed. Even working hard every day on the novel didn't turn my brain into a wok.
Animation writing never looked so good.
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I don't know what the heck you are trying to say, with all due respect.
And I hope you never learn.
I'm a bit confused too. Did you stop writing fiction?
No, Armando.
Simply augmenting my earnings.
Good. The world needs a regular dose of your writing, haha.
I did not know what a copywriter does until today. Maybe it's because English is my second language, but the word "copywriting" is very misleading. I can't really understant the "copy" part... I first thought it had to do with copyrights!
In much of non-fiction writing, written assignments are often referred to as "copy." This includes, but is not limited to, advertising, marketing, newspaper and magazine stories, and Wanted Posters.
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