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The best copy doesn't give you information.
It gives you a thought you already had, but couldn't put into words.
That's why good copy feels less like being convinced...and more like being understood.
That distinction between information and recognition is beautifully put—the second line especially explains why a message can feel instantly familiar. I’d love to see this idea used as a test for headlines: does the reader feel seen before they feel sold to?
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A lot of copywriters try to make their copy sound smart.
I think the better goal is to make the reader think: “Wait. How did they know I was thinking this?”
That usually doesn't come from bigger words or clever phrases.
It comes from paying attention to how people actually talk, what they complain about, what they avoid saying, and what they wish someone would just understand.
Good copy isn't always clever. Sometimes it's just painfully accurate.