As a copywriter I have this weird but fun little habit. Whenever I visit a new website for the first time, I can’t stop mentally rewriting the headlines.
Here’s a real homepage hero headline I rewrote purely for fun.
I’m not the copywriter behind Palette , but if I were, this...
The #1 job of your website headline is to get people to read your second sentence.
For example, I’m not the copywriter behind Bokksu, but if I were, this is how I’d change their hero headline from the lifeless “Discover Japan through snacks” to:
About a year ago I launched this quirky, tiny, fun side project. nobodyreadsads.com.
Think of it as a razor-sharp ad obsession in tiny doses: a site that strips good ad campaigns down to its one smart, stealable idea, proving that most people ignore ads—but the right idea can...
How do you launch a website for a tiny software development company—one run by Martin Micunda—that adds development power (and a good dose of sanity) to product teams?
Step one: Find a villain—the hidden pain or anxiety your product solves.