Funny enough, most of the sample emails I’ve written so far have been for fictional fitness coaches.
But the more I explore copywriting, the more I realize how vast e-commerce really is.
What makes a product feel worth buying?
What objections stop someone from clicking “purchase”?
And how can an email turn “I’ll think about it” into “Okay, let’s buy it”?
So I’m going to start shifting my portfolio and practice work toward skincare & makeup brands, particularly product pages and email marketing.
I’m still early in the process, so I’ll be doing a deep research of this niche ,the psychology of buyers, their pain points, desires, objections, and what actually makes them choose one product over another.
I’m excited to learn, experiment, and get really good at this.
If you work with a skincare or makeup brand, I’d love to connect. 👋
Noticed the homepage nav and hero are in Hungarian but the first-order popup and its discount code are in English, was that a deliberate call since the audience skews bilingual, or is the popup app still on its default locale? A mismatch there right at the entry point is the...
Just sharing a recent funnel design I worked on for a client. The client wanted something unique, so instead of using a regular ebook mockup, I had the client actually holding the ebook. That small detail makes the offer feel more personal and connects the product with the person behind the brand.
I also explored 2 visual directions: A — Light & Premium