#Difference Between Copywriting and Content Writing

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Difference Between Copywriting and Content Writing | Liveblack

You cannot write something without purpose, or you should intend to write something to approach people with meaningful content. Writing without purpose is like a human without a heart. Logic is there, but not emotions. Content writing and copywriting are an investment for the business to reach people rightly, solve their problems, and generate sales.

However, don’t consider them the same because there is a difference between copywriting and content writing, making both writings essential for your business. Both have advantages that lead every business to more sales and profits and reach target audiences.

What is the difference between Copywriting and Content Writing?

Copywriting is a piece of content to attracts the audience to buy and sell a product and makes the audience take an intended action. Copywriting triggers the audience’s emotions to make them buy the product or subscribe to the service. A carefully crafted copy increases brand awareness and understanding of the audience’s wants and needs. Copywriting includes -

Social Media Taglines

Commercials

Marketing Mails

Sales Letters

Brochures

Content writing is all about creating content that educates, entertains, drives traffic, promotes any product or service, etc. Using search engine optimization (SEO), a content writer seeks to generate organic traffic and attract and engage the audience properly with their content. It can also be used to establish trust and brand loyalty.

Content writing includes -

Blogs

Articles

Case Studies

Video Scripts

Social Media Content

Copy and content writing sound similar but have differences, and this thin line difference clears the intent of both writings.

Content Writer VS Copywriter -

No, we are not making any announcement on the competition between these two. Instead, we provide information about the thin line between this writing. The main difference is that a content writer writes in-depth content, while a copywriter writes short-form content. This in-depth content involves articles, and blogs, whereas short-form content involves slogans and taglines. Copywriters write copies that quickly catch the attention of readers and viewers.

In contrast, writers write content in-depth by researching specific industries or topics to make it more informative. Copywriters craft humorous copy that evokes emotions and encourages people to act quickly. On the other hand, content writers craft their blogs or articles to make people aware of the brand’s services and products they sell, solve their problems, or give information on a particular topic.

These copywriting and content writing differences help you understand the thin line between both. So now the question is, how does a copywriter differ from a content writer? Let’s check out.

Copywriter,

Writes short-form copies

Their main goal is to convince the audience to buy

Writes copies for ads, landing page content, slogans, and taglines

Converts organic traffic to leads

Keeping up with emerging trends

Develop creative concepts

Content Writer,

Writes in-depth content

Their main goal is to inform and educate the audience about services and products

Writes blogs, articles, video scripts

Drives organic traffic

Generates engaging content to attract readers

Researches trending topics and keywords to develop content

After all this information, you may ask which is better, content writing or copywriting, to pursue a career. So my friend, whichever writing you choose leads you to growth and success and helps your organization grow.

Content writing is used in marketing, whereas copywriting is used in advertising. In this way, both have their importance and advantages that boost sales and traffic with the help of creative copies and informative blogs.

There comes a point where you have to pursue, engage, and convince your audience to take action on your content. Many organizations hire content writers and copywriters to manage their content marketing and marketing campaigns. These differences show their work, but it also depends on the person who claims their skills are good enough to write short-form or in-depth content. If they are drawing attention with their skills, they are the strength of any organization.

Liveblack is a digital marketing agency where we help you create unique and creative concepts for your business that draw the attention of your target audience and drive sales. We believe every piece of content matters to grow, strengthen, and enhance the business.

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Writing Notes: Self-Editing

Editing writing draws upon different skills than creative storytelling, which makes self-editing difficult for many writers. If hiring an editor isn’t an option, you will want to improve your own editing skills to increase your writing’s readability and overall quality.

Tips for Editing Your Own Writing

Print it out. Reading your words on the printed page can help you find spelling mistakes, sentence fragments, and run-ons more easily than trying to track them down on a bright computer screen; you can even change the formatting of the text if that helps you look at it differently. Use a red pen (or any other vibrant color) to track changes or edits along the way.

Read aloud. Hearing how your writing sounds can also help you listen for lines that don’t sound right, like wishy-washy sentences, overuse of particular phrases, and unnecessary words. Sometimes a writer doesn’t realize that their sentence structure is poor or that their main point isn’t clear until they hear it read aloud (you can even use a text-to-speech program or ask someone else to read it back to you while you jot down things you notice).

Take a break. Walking away from your writing project for a period of time and coming back to it with fresh eyes can help you gain a fresh perspective by creating an emotional distance between you and your work. If you’re finding it hard to be objective, give it space—when you return to your own writing, you may find yourself with an entirely new outlook.

Keep your voice active. With active voice writing, the subject of a sentence is performing an action. That action is represented by a verb, which is the part of speech that anchors all complete sentences. While passive voice isn’t completely forbidden in a piece of writing, it’s usually a good idea to keep your tone energized, as it keeps your readers reading.

Edit line by line. A good editor will systematically go through a piece of writing line by line, and that is what you should do as well. It may take time and be a painstaking task, but if you’re editing your own work, you’ll need to look closely at the words you’ve written to find any outstanding issues like grammatical errors or typos.

Get familiar with style guides. Professional editors may come equipped with extensive editing skills, but it’s possible to learn what they know. Look up which writing style guide applies to your writing (if you’re copywriting, you’ll likely want the AP style guide, whereas fiction writing will use the Chicago Manual). Follow the proper guidelines laid out and add them to your editing checklist: Are all the commas where they should be for this particular piece? Are words properly italicized or quoted? Knowing what to look for can not only expand your editing experience but help you become a better writer.

Avoid clichés. While they appear in good writing every so often, clichés are mostly boring unless you have a unique spin on them or can integrate them in a way that doesn’t seem tired.

Embrace re-reading. Editing isn’t a one-off process, and chances are you’ll need multiple read-throughs in order to find all of your weak sentences, grammar mistakes, punctuation errors, and spelling errors.

Mind your syntax. Be on the lookout for issues with grammar and word choice. Certain words can change the whole mood or feeling of a piece, and using weak verbs and weak adjectives will only exacerbate that. Make sure your writing feels strong and clear, and use a thesaurus with caution. If you’re not exactly sure how to use a word, don’t.

Save the proofreading for last. Whether you’re copy editing for content marketing or writing the first draft of a memoir, proofreading is the very last step you should take when self-editing. As you go through your piece, you’ll be re-writing sentences and paragraphs, so searching for grammar errors or doing a spell check before your final draft will only waste more time. It’s okay if you spot errors along the way (you don’t have to ignore them), but don’t make it the first step you take when tackling your own editing.

Source ⚜ More: Notes & References ⚜ Editing ⚜ Writing Resources PDFs

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Fiction is fun, but it doesn’t make money. Here are three types of writing that do.

To write a story and leave behind something beautiful for generations to come is a dream we all have.

Some of us have what it takes. Beautiful writing, amazing storytelling, love of people and of life. But no matter how good you are, it’s unlikely that you’ll reach the top-selling list any time soon. It’s too competitive. And even if you did, you’d still struggle after the storm blows over. Or in a nutshell, fiction writing isn’t where the money is.

But there’s good news. If you love writing, love people, I mean that’s a given, considering your love for storytelling. And thirdly, if you love creative thinking, then you’ll make an almost perfect candidate for: 

Content writing

These are long-form written content. Think two-thousand-word blogs or articles, though they can be shorter or longer than that. 

The main purpose of this type of writing is to educate the audience or entertain them about a subject/ product. It’s usually in-depth and accessible, due to its length and simple language for audience outreach. 

Why would this be for you? 

1- Good content writers are in demand. 

2- The best content written pieces have elements of storytelling in them. And you know all about storytelling, don’t you? 

3- You won’t feel lost by the length because you’re used to writing short stories, novellas, or even novels.

Bonus: As of May 2025, the average content writer in the US makes around $40 per hour.

Copywriting

These are brief and have one aim in mind: to make the audience go from A to B. Every copy has a CTA (call to action) around which the rest of the content is constructed.

This will be a treat for flash fiction lovers, as the copy content never reaches more than a thousand words.

The main difference between content and copywriting is the purpose: to create a positive reaction from the audience, usually by following the CTAs. 

Copywriting has some storytelling, but not that much. Most of what you’re doing will be presenting a product’s features and benefits. 

Why would this be for you?

1- The short room for words allows you to unleash your creativity. 

2- It requires knowledge of psychology; people watching will become your new hobby. 

3- It’s the most well-paid type of writing, in the long run. 

Bonus tip: As of May 2025, the average salary for a copywriter in the US is around $36.74.

Email writing 

Email has made a serious comeback in the last ten years. It’s become a go-to for most companies. 

Though slightly different from content and copywriting, email writing involves writing for a group of people in an intimate, non-intrusive way. 

The main purpose of email writing is to educate and entertain, kind of like content writing. You can also use it to redirect the reader to a blog, a product, or some other source. So it can function as a base for copy and content writing, which makes it highly effective. It’s also more personal, making it great for building trust. 

Why would this be great for you? 

1- Its flexibility allows you to write in different formats and styles. 

2- That same flexibility gives you room to work your creative forces.

3- Email writing is in demand, but there isn’t enough supply. If you’re a good writer and you know a thing or two about email marketing, you’re there.

Bonus tip: The average email writer makes around $37 per hour, as of May 2025. 

So, which will be your new side hustle? Let me know.

Until next time, goodbye.

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2024's novel of focus is that of FE2, the original game Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia was a remake of. Enjoy reading this take on the same exact plot, ~25 years prior!

Cover

Fire Emblem Gaiden

The Zofian Liberation War

Book 1

STORY

The continent of Valentia is divided between the north and the south, as well as their beliefs in War Father Duma and Earth Mother Mila. While the Kingdom of Zofia is ruled with kindness and compassion, the Rigelian Empire believes in raising its citizens to be prepared for war. Their hostility towards each other has finally pulled them into a vicious war. Units from both sides spill each other’s blood, fighting for their god and loyalty to their homeland each and every day, with no end in sight…

The protagonists of this tale are Alm, Celica, and countless other young units. They all wish for Valentia to be unified, but differ in how they want that outcome to be reached. And so, a grand tale of love and hate is about to unfold!

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Written by Katsuyuki Ozaki

Cover Illustration by Ichiro ?*

Cover Design by Kazuo Hiroi (WIDE)**

*T/N: I cannot find the Kanji character in this person’s last name anywhere to confirm its reading.

**T/N: First name could also be ‘Ichio’ or ‘Itsuo.’ I cannot find any record of this person online, so I cannot confirm the correct reading of their name. Their nickname is ‘WIDE’ because their last name, ‘hiroi,’ is the Japanese word for wide.

Published by Futabasha

Author’s Profile

Katsuyuki Ozaki

An up-and-coming author also working as a copywriter. His major works include “Valkyrie no Densetsu,” “F-Zero,” “Zelda II: The Adventure of Link,” and many more, all published by Futabasha. He has also written for other strategy guide series. His hobbies include golf, cars, and computer games. He is of course also passionate about Fire Emblem, and has completed all of the games so far. He poured all of his love for the series into writing these two books without rest!

Front:

Alm and Celica each set out on their own journey to forge!

This is the epic adventure of this young man and woman!!

The stage unfolds on a Valentia in chaos in this epic tale of love, blood, and war!

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Back:

Ad for Book 2.

Ad for a Shin Megami Tensei novelization.

Color Art

A necrodragon was here. In Zofia. When she realized exactly what that meant, Celica was petrified in horror. Earth Mother Mila had lost all power over Zofia.

Title Page

Table of Contents

Prologue

Chapter 1: The Deliverance

The Six Resurrection Pills

Alm’s Awakening

The Mysterious Girl Silque

Chapter 2: Mila’s Restoration Army

Celica Embarks on Her Journey

The Ruffian Saber

The Necrodragon’s Trial

Chapter 3: To Zofia Castle

Rescuing Clair

The Night Before Storming Zofia Castle

Cliff’s Gambit

Chapter 4: The Red Haired Woman

The Port Town Tavern

Differing Paths

Chapter 5: To Mila’s Shrine

The Sisters from Archanea

Blake, Wielder of the Shadow Sword

Royal Bloodline

Desert Army

Princess Anthiese

Chapter 6: The Newly Reborn Kingdom of Zofia

His name is Zeke

Cross-Shaped Birthmark

Collapse and Liberation

The Throne Bathed in Light

Epilogue

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Illustrations: Ichiro ?* & Kazuo Hiroi (WIDE)**

*T/N: I cannot find the Kanji character in this person’s last name anywhere to confirm its reading.

**T/N: First name could also be ‘Ichio’ or ‘Itsuo.’ I cannot find any record of this person online, so I cannot confirm the correct reading of their name. Their nickname is ‘WIDE’ because their last name, ‘hiroi,’ is the Japanese word for wide.

Book design: Yusuke Matsuoka (NEXT)

Editing & printing: Rekkasha

Character Introductions

Alm’s Army

Robin: A Villager who grew up with Alm in Ram Village. He later transcends to become an Archer.

Silque / Shilk: A Cleric in service to the goddess Mila. She specializes in healing magic.

Cliff / Klihs: A Villager from Ram Village. He later transcends to become a Mage, specializing in long range combat magic.

Delthea: A female Mage who has fallen into Rigel’s hands by Tatarrah’s magic. She wields the Aura tome.

Luthier: He decides to join forces with Alm to lead his younger sister Delthea’s fate down a righteous path. A mage with a tragic past.

Mycen: A former unit of the Knights of Zofia, transcended to one of the highest level classes, Gold Knight.

Python: An Archer prodigy whose short-temper is as great as his skills with a bow.

Clair: A Pegasus Knight who was granted the ability to fly a pegasus by the two gods. Clive’s younger sister.

Forsyth: A soldier who’s greatest skill is his ability to calmly make decisions in the heat of battle.

Mathilda: An exceptionally talented female Cavalier. She possesses both a brave soul and bewitching beauty.

Tatiana: A Saint captured by Nuibaba. Zeke’s beloved.

Clive: A Cavalier and the leader of the young surviving units of the Knights of Zofia.

Zeke: A mysterious Gold Knight who has lost his memory. He serves Alm under Emperor Rudolf’s orders.

Lukas: A hot-blooded soldier who wields his lance like lightning.

Alm: A fighter raised by Zofia’s hero Mycen, and the protagonist of this story. He is a boy with a grand fate!

Gray: A Villager from Ram Village. He later transcends into a Cavalier.

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💬 There is a stark difference between copywriting and content writing: One sells, and the other entertains.

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Copywriting VS Content Writing all you need to know

Content is king! We all know that. 🤩🎉

But what we do not know is the difference between the two most popular and demanding job profiles: content writing and copywriting. 🤔

In this post, you will get very well clarified about these two teams.

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Power Words, CTAs & Real Advice: What I Learned from Daniel Graf’s Copywriting Bible

Book Review: “Copywriting Masterclass - How to Become a Successful Copywriter Step by Step” by Daniel Graf

If you're an aspiring copywriter hungry for direction or an experienced wordsmith looking to sharpen your edge, “Copywriting Masterclass” by Daniel Graf delivers exactly what the title promises — a comprehensive, step-by-step roadmap to mastering the art and business of copywriting. This isn’t just another book filled with vague advice. Graf has created a results-driven guide that fuses strategy with creativity, offering practical tools and techniques that readers can implement immediately.

What sets this book apart is its clarity and structure. Graf expertly breaks down the writing process into manageable, actionable steps — from understanding your target audience and defining your tone of voice to crafting irresistible headlines and persuasive calls-to-action (CTAs). Whether you're writing sales pages, emails, ads, or landing pages, you'll find formulas, examples, and guidance to write with confidence and convert with power.

A standout feature of this guide is the section on voice development. Graf emphasizes that a great copywriter doesn’t just write well — they speak directly to the reader’s heart. He shows how to tailor tone and style to different brands and audiences, turning ordinary text into compelling conversation. This ability to create connection through words is what separates generic writing from copy that truly sells.

The 100 Power Words and curated CTAs are pure gold. Rather than leaving readers to reinvent the wheel, Graf hands over a toolkit that can supercharge any campaign or content. These aren't just buzzwords; they're tested, psychologically-backed terms that have been proven to trigger emotion, urgency, and action.

Moreover, the book’s use of real-world examples is both refreshing and essential. Graf doesn't talk theory in a vacuum—he shows what works, why it works, and how to make it work for you. From dissecting successful ad copy to reverse-engineering effective email funnels, he bridges the gap between knowledge and application with ease.

Publishing strategies also get their due. Graf walks readers through how to market their skills, build a freelance business, or break into agency life. For writers eager to turn their passion into a paycheck, this portion is not only encouraging—it’s empowering.

Above all, Graf’s tone is friendly, motivating, and no-nonsense. You feel like a mentor is walking beside you, offering clarity where there’s confusion, and lighting the path forward with genuine insight.

Final Verdict: “Copywriting Masterclass” is more than a how-to manual — it’s a trusted companion for anyone ready to take copywriting seriously. Whether you’re launching your writing career or revitalizing it, this book equips you with the tools, mindset, and momentum to succeed in today’s competitive marketplace.

Don’t just read about writing—transform the way you write. Pick up your copy of Copywriting Masterclass today and start crafting words that not only capture attention but drive real results.

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Talk Like a Brand: How to Define and Own Your Brand Voice

In today’s hyperconnected world, where consumers are bombarded with ads, content, and messages 24/7, standing out isn't just about having the right logo or catchy tagline. It's about how you sound—your brand voice. More than just a marketing accessory, your brand voice is a reflection of your personality, values, and promise to your audience. It's the tone in your Instagram captions, the language in your emails, and the vibe of your website copy. And developing a consistent, authentic brand voice can make all the difference between blending in and becoming unforgettable.

What Is Brand Voice?

Brand voice is the distinct personality a brand takes on in its communication. Just like people, brands can be witty, friendly, authoritative, empathetic, rebellious, or professional. It encompasses the choice of words, the emotional tone, and the communication style used across all customer touchpoints.

Think about brands like Nike, Netflix, or Zomato. Their voice is consistent and unmistakable—motivational, conversational, and fun respectively. That’s no accident. It’s a deliberate, strategic decision, fine-tuned over time to match the brand’s identity and resonate with its audience.

Why Brand Voice Matters More Than Ever in 2025

With AI-generated content saturating the internet, a humanized, consistent brand voice acts as your differentiator. As of Q1 2025, recent reports from Content Marketing Institute show that 63% of brands say brand consistency impacts revenue growth directly, and brand voice is a major part of that consistency.

In fact, post the March 2025 Google Search update—which placed heavier emphasis on Experience and Trust in E-E-A-T—brands with authentic, consistent communication saw improved content performance and higher engagement metrics. Google is getting better at identifying not just content quality, but whether a brand’s voice aligns with user expectations.

Your audience doesn’t just want information. They want to feel connected to the people behind the content.

Components of a Brand Voice

Developing a brand voice isn't about picking random adjectives off a whiteboard. It involves deep introspection into what your brand stands for.

1. Brand Personality What are your core values? Are you a challenger brand disrupting norms? Or a trusted expert in your field? Your tone should reflect these characteristics consistently.

2. Audience Insights Whom are you speaking to? B2B brands may choose a professional, informative tone, while a D2C skincare brand might go for a playful, approachable voice.

3. Communication Style Do you use formal language or casual lingo? Are emojis and slang appropriate? Do you write long-form educational pieces or short, quirky social posts?

4. Emotional Tone How do you want your audience to feel when they read your content—excited, empowered, reassured, inspired?

When all these elements are clear, your brand voice can evolve naturally across platforms and formats.

Steps to Develop a Strong Brand Voice

Step 1: Audit Existing Content Start by analyzing your current content. Look for patterns in tone, word choice, and message delivery. Identify inconsistencies. For example, does your email sound formal while your social media is casual?

Step 2: Define Your Voice with Adjectives Narrow down your voice to three to five descriptive words. For instance:

Confident

Empathetic

Bold

Informative

Then expand on what each means in your context.

Step 3: Create Voice Guidelines Document your tone-of-voice rules. This includes do’s and don’ts, examples of ideal phrases, formatting preferences, and how the voice should shift (if at all) between channels.

Step 4: Train Your Team Everyone who creates content—from copywriters to customer support—should understand the brand voice guidelines. Consistency comes from alignment.

Step 5: Test and Tweak Just like brand identity, your voice should evolve. Monitor how audiences respond and adjust accordingly. Stay consistent, but not rigid.

Examples of Distinct Brand Voices

Mailchimp – Their voice is friendly, quirky, and helpful. They manage to balance humor with functionality across even the most technical content.

Apple – Clean, minimal, and aspirational. Their voice speaks of innovation and user empowerment with sophistication.

Zomato India – Witty and highly contextual. Their voice is sharp, culturally aware, and engaging—especially on social media.

Trends Shaping Brand Voice in 2025

1. Human-first Content With generative AI being used widely, audiences now value a “human touch” even more. Emotional resonance and storytelling are becoming essential to brand communication.

2. Localized Tone Brands are increasingly adapting their tone based on region-specific nuances. For example, humorous copy in metro cities may not work the same way in smaller towns. Voice customization while maintaining core consistency is becoming key.

3. Inclusivity and Sensitivity Today’s brand voice must also be socially aware. Words carry weight, and tone-deaf messaging can spark backlash quickly. Sensitivity to gender, culture, and accessibility is now a brand standard, not a choice.

4. Conversational AI Integration Many brands are now developing voice tones for AI assistants and chatbots. These need to match the overall tone while also feeling responsive and interactive.

Amid this changing landscape, many professionals are opting for structured training through platforms like a best digital marketing courses in Delhi with placement, which integrates the importance of branding and content strategy into its core modules.

Measuring the Success of Your Brand Voice

You can’t improve what you don’t measure. Here are a few ways to track the performance of your brand voice:

Engagement Metrics: Are users spending more time on your content? Are they sharing or commenting more?

Brand Recall: Use surveys or feedback loops to assess whether users can describe your brand’s tone.

Customer Feedback: Are your support interactions smoother? Are customers connecting better?

Conversion Rates: A strong, persuasive voice often correlates with higher conversion—whether in signups, downloads, or purchases.

Common Pitfalls to Avoid

Overcomplicating Your Voice: Don’t try to sound clever for the sake of it. Clarity beats complexity.

Being Inconsistent: Jumping between tones (funny on Twitter, formal on email) confuses your audience.

Ignoring Feedback: Your audience will tell you when something feels off—listen.

Conclusion: A Voice That Speaks Volumes

Your brand voice isn’t a checklist—it’s a commitment. It’s how your audience recognizes you in a sea of sameness. In India’s fast-evolving digital landscape, especially in regions seeing a surge in startups and content-driven marketing, brand voice is no longer optional. The demand for structured learning around branding and communication has led to the popularity of programs like digital marketing offline course in Delhi, helping professionals align messaging with strategic business goals.

At its core, your voice is your brand's soul—make sure it speaks clearly, consistently, and compellingly.

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How the Best Digital Marketing Agency in Udaipur Sparks Growth

With this rapid digital age, having a robust digital presence is no longer a choice—it's the norm. Companies in Udaipur, from startups to giants, are finding that offline advertisements and word-of-mouth advertising are no longer sufficient. To remain competitive, you must have digital intelligence, and Enlight Web Services is the best digital marketing agency in Udaipur.

Why Digital Marketing is the Key to Business Success

Individuals today search on Google, Instagram, or YouTube prior to making any purchasing decision. If your company is not online, it does not exist to the consumer. Online marketing keeps your company in front of the right people at the right time.

This is how it works:

Builds awareness with frequent content and branding

Brings potential customers through search engines and social media

Develops leads through targeted messaging and automation

Turns traffic into actual, paying customers

What Makes Enlight Web Services Different?

Finding the right agency is the line between overspending and growing online. Enlight Web Services integrates strategy, imagination, and technology. They don't track trends—they create them.

Why Enlight stands out as the best digital marketing agency in Udaipur:

Customized solutions for each type of business

Clear communication and frequent performance updates

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Prioritize ROI and long-term growth, above vanity metrics

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Conclusion

The perfect digital partner has the know-how to revolutionize how your business develops. You may wish to become more powerful on-line, sell more, or bring out a fresh brand. Whatever your objective, Enlight Web Services possesses the competency and tools to ensure success.

We are your best choice for a Udaipur digital marketing firm if you seek the best. Enlight provides strategy, assistance, and results you can rely upon.

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Difference Between Copywriting and Content Writing | Liveblack

You cannot write something without purpose, or you should intend to write something to approach people with meaningful content. Writing without purpose is like a human without a heart. Logic is there, but not emotions. Content writing and copywriting are an investment for the business to reach people rightly, solve their problems, and generate sales.

However, don’t consider them the same because there is a difference between copywriting and content writing, making both writings essential for your business. Both have advantages that lead every business to more sales and profits and reach target audiences.

What is the difference between Copywriting and Content Writing?

Copywriting is a piece of content to attracts the audience to buy and sell a product and makes the audience take an intended action. Copywriting triggers the audience’s emotions to make them buy the product or subscribe to the service. A carefully crafted copy increases brand awareness and understanding of the audience’s wants and needs. Copywriting includes -

Social Media Taglines

Commercials

Marketing Mails

Sales Letters

Brochures

Content writing is all about creating content that educates, entertains, drives traffic, promotes any product or service, etc. Using search engine optimization (SEO), a content writer seeks to generate organic traffic and attract and engage the audience properly with their content. It can also be used to establish trust and brand loyalty.

Content writing includes -

Blogs

Articles

Case Studies

Video Scripts

Social Media Content

Copy and content writing sound similar but have differences, and this thin line difference clears the intent of both writings.

Content Writer VS Copywriter -

No, we are not making any announcement on the competition between these two. Instead, we provide information about the thin line between this writing. The main difference is that a content writer writes in-depth content, while a copywriter writes short-form content. This in-depth content involves articles, and blogs, whereas short-form content involves slogans and taglines. Copywriters write copies that quickly catch the attention of readers and viewers.

In contrast, writers write content in-depth by researching specific industries or topics to make it more informative. Copywriters craft humorous copy that evokes emotions and encourages people to act quickly. On the other hand, content writers craft their blogs or articles to make people aware of the brand’s services and products they sell, solve their problems, or give information on a particular topic.

These copywriting and content writing differences help you understand the thin line between both. So now the question is, how does a copywriter differ from a content writer? Let’s check out.

Copywriter,

Writes short-form copies

Their main goal is to convince the audience to buy

Writes copies for ads, landing page content, slogans, and taglines

Converts organic traffic to leads

Keeping up with emerging trends

Develop creative concepts

Content Writer,

Writes in-depth content

Their main goal is to inform and educate the audience about services and products

Writes blogs, articles, video scripts

Drives organic traffic

Generates engaging content to attract readers

Researches trending topics and keywords to develop content

After all this information, you may ask which is better, content writing or copywriting, to pursue a career. So my friend, whichever writing you choose leads you to growth and success and helps your organization grow.

Content writing is used in marketing, whereas copywriting is used in advertising. In this way, both have their importance and advantages that boost sales and traffic with the help of creative copies and informative blogs.

There comes a point where you have to pursue, engage, and convince your audience to take action on your content. Many organizations hire content writers and copywriters to manage their content marketing and marketing campaigns. These differences show their work, but it also depends on the person who claims their skills are good enough to write short-form or in-depth content. If they are drawing attention with their skills, they are the strength of any organization.

Liveblack is a digital marketing agency where we help you create unique and creative concepts for your business that draw the attention of your target audience and drive sales. We believe every piece of content matters to grow, strengthen, and enhance the business.

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Careers in Marketing industry

Marketers are responsible for promoting a company and the product and services it sells. People who work in marketing typically organize and implement both inbound and outbound promotional campaigns that raise awareness of a brand and use marketing tactics to convince consumers to make a purchase from a company. Poddar Business School, one of the best College in Jaipur provides best PGDM program with Marketing, HR, Operations, Finance and other specializations. In this article, we will introduce you to the most promising careers in Marketing.

Social Media Marketing

Social Media Marketers are marketing specialists who use social media platforms to promote a company’s offerings. They often use platforms like Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, etc. to reach new customers, engage with current ones, and announce new products or services. Poddar Business School, one of the best College in Jaipur provides best PGDM program with Marketing, HR, Operations, Finance and other specializations. There is an exclusive Digital Marketing Team capturing and sharing all captivating moments of the institute on various social media forums. The Digital Marketing Club ‘DigiMark’ provides intensive trainings and Internships to its students in addition to organizing many activities and contests.

Brand Management

A Brand Manager oversees every aspect of communication, both internal and external, and brings a company or product line’s brand persona to life. A brand persona is a collection of messaging and customer experiences, and it carries a company’s narrative across all platforms. A Brand Manager is responsible for maintaining all those aspects of a brand persona at once. Poddar Business School, one of the best management College in Jaipur provides best PGDM program.

Content Marketing and Copywriting

Brands are beginning to create content the way publishers or media companies would, and the writers and designers they hire to create all this content are called Content Marketers. Simple enough, right?  In recent years, Marketers who write blog posts, internal documents, e-books, Power point decks, speeches, and more have begun to centralize their efforts around the concept of story-telling. Poddar Business School offers Internships to its students in Content Marketing.

Product Marketing

Product Marketers often act as an important liaison between the marketing team and colleagues in Product Management, Engineering, Sales, Account Management, Customer Services, etc. They spend a lot of time learning about their target audience, understanding what they want and need, and ‘translating’ information about customer experience to those tasked with creating and promoting a company’s offerings. The Product Marketers have to possess a high comfort level for multitasking and collaborating with different kinds of people. Various management and marketing activities are part of Poddar Business School to train its students in Product Marketing.

PR/Communications

A Marketer focusing on public relations or corporate communications will, like many of the other roles on this list, work closely with Social Media Marketers, Content Marketers and Event Marketers. PR representatives are often tasked with promoting the content a company’s Marketers create as well as the brand and company as a whole, and they are mostly expected to enter a role with a sound professional network to do their job effectively.

If you are good in communication skills, you can make a rewarding career in the fields of marketing provided you do MBA/PGDM with a top institute like Poddar Business School.

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Brand Storytelling by VBF Studios: The Art of Making Brands Speak

Ever wondered why some brands just click with you? It’s not always about flashy ads or loud slogans. It’s the story they tell. As the Best Digital Marketing Agency in Noida, VBF Studios understands the magic behind brand storytelling — it’s the secret sauce that turns a business into a beloved brand.

What is Brand Storytelling?

Brand storytelling is more than catchy taglines or sleek visuals. It’s the art of expressing your brand’s values, mission, and personality through a narrative that connects with people on a deeper level. It’s about making your audience feel something — trust, inspiration, excitement.

The Power of an Authentic Brand Voice

Let’s be real: nobody wants to talk to a robot. In today’s crowded digital world, authenticity wins hearts. VBF Studios helps brands uncover and communicate their real voice — one that’s honest, consistent, and full of personality.

How VBF Studios Tells Stories Differently

VBF Studios isn't just another agency — we’re your brand’s creative storytellers. We dig deep into your essence and help you speak in a way that resonates with your audience.

1. Deep Brand Discovery

We start by understanding your why. What drives you? Who are you helping? What makes you different?

2. Crafting Your Narrative

Then, we create a compelling storyline — from your origin story to your vision for the future.

3. Multi-Platform Consistency

From websites and ads to social media and packaging — we ensure your story remains consistent everywhere.

Why Storytelling Beats Traditional Marketing

People remember feelings, not features. Instead of hard-selling, storytelling builds relationships. It doesn’t scream for attention — it invites people in. That’s the difference between being noticed and being remembered.

Real Stories. Real Results.

At VBF Studios, we’ve seen brand storytelling turn small businesses into powerful names. A recent example? We helped a homegrown skincare brand craft a story around self-love and authenticity — and their customer engagement shot up by 3x in just one quarter.

The Emotional Edge in Digital Marketing

Marketing isn’t just math — it’s emotion. When your story stirs something in someone, they’re more likely to follow, buy, and stay. VBF Studios brings emotional intelligence into every campaign.

Our Secret Ingredients to Great Storytelling

Empathy-Driven Writing

Visually-Engaging Design

Customer-Centric Messaging

Consistency Across Channels

Analytics-Backed Adjustments

Meet the Storytellers at VBF Studios

Our team? A mix of passionate copywriters, designers, video creators, and digital strategists — all focused on one goal: making your brand unforgettable.

Success Snapshot: A Quick Case Study

Client: Premium Organic Tea Brand Problem: No brand identity or emotional connect Solution: We crafted a narrative around heritage meets health, featuring the founder’s personal journey. Result: 5x increase in website time, 40% repeat customers.

Brand Storytelling is the Future

Let’s face it — ads are everywhere. What cuts through the noise? A story. Storytelling is the modern way to build communities, not just customers.

Why Choose VBF Studios — Best Digital Marketing Agency in Noida

✅ 100+ Success Stories

✅ Full-Service Content and Strategy Team

✅ Proven Results Across Industries

✅ No Templates — Only Tailored Storytelling

✅ Local Talent with Global Thinking

We don’t just tell your story. We help you live it.

Start Your Story with Us Today

Your brand has something incredible to say. Let us help you say it — creatively, emotionally, and strategically. Connect with VBF Studios, the Best Digital Marketing Agency in Noida, and let’s begin telling your story.

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Top Content Creation Agencies in India for 2025

Let’s be real—if your brand’s not out there telling a good story, you're basically invisible in the digital crowd. Great content? It’s no longer optional. It’s the thing that builds trust, sparks conversations, and drives real growth.

Now, here’s the good news: India’s absolutely crushing it when it comes to content creation. Whether you're looking for killer blog posts, scroll-stopping social content, or sleek brand videos, there’s a solid team for you. And guess what? We’ve done the heavy lifting and handpicked the top content creation agencies in India for 2025. so you don’t have to dig through endless lists or outdated directories.

Let’s dive in

1. Corporate Soldiers – Delhi

Best for: SEO that sells and stories that stick

If you're after content that not only sounds good but also ranks like a champ Corporate Soldiers might just be your new best friend. These folks are pros at blending smart SEO strategies with punchy storytelling that drives traffic and builds brand authority.

Small startup? Big enterprise? Doesn’t matter they customize every move to help you grow online without the fluff.

What they do best: Blogs, SEO content, brand stories, website copy 2. WATConsult – Mumbai

Best for: Big-picture, multi-channel content campaigns

Part of the Dentsu Creative fam, WATConsult’s not just about content—they’re about content that moves. Think influencer collabs, thumb-stopping videos, social strategies... the whole shebang. If you’re serious about building a brand presence across platforms, these are your people.

What they do best: Social content, video marketing, brand campaigns 3. Verblio (India)

Best for: Scaling content without losing your mind (or quality)

Got tons of content to create and no time to babysit freelancers? Verblio’s your plug. They’ve built a whole platform that connects you with expert Indian writers and editors, especially for B2B and agency work. It’s content at scale, without cutting corners.

What they do best: Whitepapers, blogs, landing pages, case studies 4. Scatter – Mumbai

Best for: Data-backed content for big-league brands

If you’re a large company with complex needs, Scatter’s built for you. They work with names like HDFC and Kotak—so yeah, they know their stuff. From strategy to execution and everything in between, they’re pros at turning big content plans into even bigger results.

What they do best: Content strategy, branded assets, performance analytics 5. Content Whale – Mumbai

Best for: Quick turnaround without sacrificing quality

Need content fast and good? Content Whale’s got you. Whether it’s academic articles or crisp product descriptions, their team delivers with speed and consistency. Ideal for startups and agencies that can’t afford to slow down.

What they do best: Website content, product copy, technical writing 6. Write Right – Ahmedabad

Best for: Clever copy with personality

Founded by Bhavik Sarkhedi (yes, that guy from LinkedIn!), Write Right gives your content a strong, human touch. From resumes to startup bios to sassy blog intros—they write like people talk. And Google? Loves them for it.

What they do best: Copywriting, resumes, ghostwriting 7. Justwords – Gurgaon

Best for: Smart SEO content that actually works

Justwords knows the difference between stuffing keywords and writing content that works. Their background in journalism really shines through in their sharp writing, and their SEO team makes sure it reaches the right audience.

What they do best: SEO blogs, web content, content audits Final Thoughts

Choosing a content agency is a bit like dating you’ve got to find the one that gets you. The one that speaks your language, shares your goals, and delivers consistently. Lucky for you, this list is full of solid contenders that are killing it in 2025.

Whether you're building a brand from scratch or leveling up your digital game, these agencies can help turn your content into clicks, customers, and conversations.

Quick Tip: Always start with your goals brand awareness, SEO growth, conversions and then find a partner who aligns with that vision. Don’t settle for generic.

FAQs

Q: How do I know which agency is right for me? A: Think about what you need. Want traffic? Go SEO-heavy. Need brand love? Go for storytelling pros. One size never fits all.

Q: What's the going rate for content in India? A: Rates range from ₹2 to ₹10 per word or ₹20K–₹2L per month. It depends on quality, volume, and service level. (Spoiler: Good content is worth the investment.)

Q: What type of content is hot in 2025? A: SEO blogs still rule, but short-form videos (like Reels and Shorts) and thought-leadership content are booming. Also—AI-assisted content is becoming a game-changer.

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Is Digital Marketing Dead in 2025? Here the truth

Is digital marketing really dead? Many people are asking this question because things are changing fast. Ads are getting more expensive, social media rules keep changing, and AI is creating tons of content. Some say digital marketing doesn’t work like it used to. 

But the truth is, it’s not dead—it’s just changing. Old methods may not work well now, but new ways to market online are growing. 

1. AI Tools Replacing ( Basic Marketing Tools )

AI tools are evolving marketing rapidly! They now manage ideas generation, copywriting, content writing, and image creation like a breeze. Things which were previously time-consuming can now be executed in mere minutes. These tools are certainly increasing speed and efficiency, but some are starting to ask if they are removing the creativity and human element from basic marketing tasks.

Idea Generation: Fresh content ideas, blog topics, and social media post ideas can all be developed in seconds using AI tools.

Copywriting: AI can generate marketing text — from headlines to ad copy — that gets attention with minimal input.

Content Writing: AI can now do surprising quality content writing for long-form articles, product descriptions, and SEO blogs at a tremendous speed.

Image Generation: Design logos, banners, social media creatives, and several other stuff— no graphic design skills required with these AI tools.

Impact: While these tools save time and efforts, they also create concerns on creativity and human element in marketing.

2. Over Saturation of Digital Marketing Courses

Digital marketing courses are everywhere today, making it hard to know what’s valuable. With so many options, learners often feel confused, overwhelmed, and unsure which course truly delivers results.

A lot of people was creating a individual course

More of Self-Proclaimed Experts

Free youtube or Paid course are also provide

3. Freelancing in Low Rates

Freelancing is growing fast, but many freelancers face a big issue—low rates. With rising competition, people are charging very little for quality work, making it hard to earn fairly and grow.

4. Lack of Practical Skills

Its common to see people who know everything but when it comes to implementation they fail which often not due to lack of knowledge but due to lack of real time work experience. Today, the largest problem is a difference between theory and practice — the vast majority of learners fail to gain the skills proving useful for real jobs.

Key Points:

Over emphasis on theory: Most of the courses emphasize concepts and not on practical applicability

Out No hands-on projects: Learners do not build confidence and skills without hands-on practice employers want people to do more than just describe.

No internship or practical work experience: Almost never exposed to a real market scenario.

The skill gap = high performance gap: People find it difficult to perform, even after they have learned something, as they have never done it.

The truth- it is really dead

In reality, digital marketing is not dead — it’s just changing fast. With AI tools growing, marketers now let AI handle simple tasks. The ones who learn, adapt, and think smart with AI are staying strong. In this new age, success will go to brave marketers who accept and use the change.

Bizz Buzz Creations is a top digital marketing agency in Prayagraj, delivering result-driven SEO, social media, and branding solutions to help businesses grow online with measurable success.

If You want to Know Top 5 Digital Marketing Trends for a Startup you have to check my blog.

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Access a curated list of freelance writing gigs:

 Introduction:

Freelance writing in 2025 is no longer a novelty side job. It's an established career that can bring flexible income, international opportunities, and freedom. But with that freedom comes a real challenge: discovering steady, quality gigs without spending hours every week on futile job boards or dubious proposals.

That's where expertly curated freelance writing job lists enter. These are neatly organized, handpicked lists of job postings that conserve time, minimize risk, and enhance your odds of securing quality work. They bypass the din and bring to light gigs worth considering—sometimes before they go mainstream.

Whether you're a veteran freelancer or a writer new to the gig economy, knowing how to locate, access, and utilize these curated lists to your advantage could be the difference between inconsistent income and a successful freelance business. Before diving into curated lists, it’s important to understand what freelance writing gigs actually entail—and what separates the good from the bad.

1. Understanding Freelance Writing Gigs:

Before diving into curated lists, it’s important to understand what freelance writing gigs actually entail—and what separates the good from the bad.

Types of Freelance Writing Gigs

Freelance writing covers a broad spectrum of job types, including:

Content writing: Blog posts, articles, newsletters.

Copywriting: Marketing copy, landing pages, sales emails.

Technical writing: Manuals, product documentation, developer guides.

Ghostwriting: Writing under someone else's name, common in books and blogs.

SEO writing: Search-optimized content for visibility.

Journalism: Reporting, interviewing, opinion.

Each involves a different skill set and has different expectations about tone, level of research, and compensation.

How Gigs Are Organized

Gigs may be:

One-off: One article or short project.

Ongoing: Regular blog writing, newsletters, or social media posts.

Retainer-based: Scheduled work and pay for a specific number of hours or deliverables.

What Makes Good Gig?

A quality writing gig usually has:

Clearly spelled-out instructions and expectations

Competitive rates (typically at least $0.10–$1 per word based on experience)

Respect for deadlines and communication

An appropriate contract or written agreement

Curated gig lists are intended to allow you to bypass the gigs that do not possess these aspects.

2. Why Curated Gig Lists Matter:

Curated gig lists do more than save you time—they're strategic. Here's how they're a necessity in today's saturated freelance job marketplace.

What Is a Curated Gig List?

A curated list is a handpicked set of job opportunities—usually filtered by industry experts or sites with editorial control. These aren't random social media posts or scraped listings. They've been screened for:

Pay transparency

Project legitimacy

Niche relevance

Client reliability

Time-Saving and Trust-Building

Writers generally spend 6–12 hours a week on finding work. Curated lists reduce that significantly by eliminating junk leads, scam work, and irrelevant postings.

Tailored for Your Niche

Curated lists tend to support niche markets such as:

Health writing

B2B SaaS

Creative nonfiction

Education

Journalism

This assists you in matching your pitch and portfolio with more suitable clients.

Better Pay Opportunities

Most curated jobs are from clients who recognize the worth of writing—and are willing to compensate accordingly. The platforms that curate lists tend to have regulations removing low-paying gigs altogether.

Free Gig Lists: Advantages and Disadvantages Advantages:

No initial expense

Available to everyone from all levels of experience

Most have high-quality leads

Disadvantages:

Lower volume or infrequent updates

Greater competition because they are widely available

Less targeted towards niches

Paid Gig Lists: Advantages and Disadvantages

Advantages:

More exclusive leads

Tend to include other supporting resources (courses, templates)

Niche or high-paying client leads Less competition

Disadvantages

Monthly or yearly fee

Not always worth the expenditure for newbies

How to Decide What’s Right for YouUse free lists to build your early portfolio. Once you’re pitching confidently and looking for higher-value work, consider investing in a paid platform.

4. Top Free Curated Writing Gig Sources:1. ProBlogger Job Board One of the most trusted free platforms. Gigs range from blogging to ghostwriting, with many remote opportunities.2. Freelance Writing Jobs (FWJ)FWJ posts a daily curated roundup of writing jobs. You’ll find journalism, blogging, copywriting, and technical writing gigs.3. Working In Content: Focused on content strategy, UX writing, and high-end content marketing gigs. Great for experienced content professionals

.4. Who Pays Writers :Crowdsourced data on publication rates and current pitch calls. Best for those writing essays, features, and journalism

.5. Reddit: r/Hire Writer and r/freelance WritersThough not curated in the classical sense, both of these subreddits frequently have posts by direct clients looking for freelancers.

6. Sonia Weiser's "Opportunities of the Week" (Newsletter)This weekly email round-up is a treasure trove for writers and essayists. Frequently includes pitch calls, contests, and publication leads.

7. Morning Coffee Newsletter by FreelanceWriting.com Received every weekday, this old-time newsletter curates new gigs from a variety of different niches.

5. Best Paid Curated Platforms for Freelance Writers: If you are willing to invest in your writing career, there are a few top platforms that provide unique job listings, peer support, and learning resources. Here are some of the most valued paid curated job sources for freelance writers in 2025.1.

Contena Cost: From $40/month Contena has well-paying writing opportunities, coaching, and training access. It's a good choice for writers who desire to grow fast and achieve long-term clients. Opportunities are in the areas of technical writing, SaaS content, and others. Their staff pre-screens listings before they are posted.2. Solid GigsPrice: $21/month Solid Gigs sends a weekly list of the best 1% of online freelance work. It also has a huge freelance training library. The writers spend less time as only high-quality jobs are emailed, and a lot of postings are online work from home.3. Peak FreelanceCost: $49/year (Community membership); $179/year (Pro membership with job board) Developed by seasoned B2B writers, Peak Freelance has a handpicked job board for well-paying SaaS and technology jobs, writing templates, contract examples, and exclusive Slack channels.4. Freedom With WritingPrice: Free newsletter, but upselling submission opportunities While mostly free, the premium offers earlier access to gigs, along with submission chances to literary and magazine markets. Best for writers who are writing fiction, essays, and publications.

5. SkywordPrice: Free with application approval Skyword matches writers with large brands requiring content marketing. They pre-screen clients, and writers are vetted prior to onboarding. With acceptance, you're assigned regular work

.6. Scripted Price: Free to apply, but takes a commission Scripted provides writers with access to pre-screened clients who require blogs, whitepapers, and SEO writing. They have an internal algorithm that matches you to jobs based on writing quality and profile strength.

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Best AI Tools for Digital Marketers 

The Rise of AI in Digital Marketing: Why It Matters Now

🧨 The Day Priya Snapped (Sort of)

Recently, I had a conversation with a friend (we’ll call her Priya), a very detail-oriented, viciously competitive digital marketer , and this is what happened…

☕️ Burnout, Caffeine, and Crushing Deadlines

 She was juggling 6 clients, more than 12 ad campaigns, and a never-ending to-do list. Her calendar was jam-packed with deadlines; however, results were far from what they should’ve been. She was caffeinated 24/7, close to burnout, and then she looked around…

🫨 When Comparison Hits Like a Truck

Other digital marketers, whom she went to college with, were getting better results and faster , which crushed her ego and humbled her, and …

⚙️ Regret, Realization, and a Dash of Existential Dread

she was regretting not jumping on the AI train sooner, which fueled her dark, nonexistent soul (just kidding) to obsessively search for answers…

📈 The AI Awakening

Priya noticed a trend that nearly three-quarters of marketers have embraced AI tools to enhance their workflows. And coincidentally , at the same time, she read a blog that the percentage of marketers using AI tools in their roles increased from 21% to 74%, marking a 2.5-fold rise within a year by HubSpot. 

🐶 Bulldog Mode: Activated

She went after AI with the willpower of an angry bulldog on steroids, determined to hunt down AI in meticulous detail and rise up to her comfort zone of being better than the others in whatever craft she chose (with a minor god complex, hehe)...

⏳ Shaving Off 12.5 Hours a Week

She revealed to me that she was shaving off on average 12.5 hours per week of her work, and in our conversation we were brainstorming tools, processes, etc., that can do the same for you … 

🤫 Secrets, Sworn Oaths, and Priya’s Wrath

But I cannot share 100%, because she rarely reveals these secrets to anyone;  I can drop only some secrets, which are still extremely useful if you promise me not to reveal my name and keep this information between you and me (and please act confused and deny the existence of this information in the presence of Priya). 

Content Creation & Copywriting

Tools: ChatGPT, Jasper, Copy.ai, Writesonic

How to use these tools

First of all, this blog is not sponsored by any of these tools. Let's begin.

⏳ The Copywriting Time Sink — Solved

A good copy seldom looks like a good copy in the beginning. A good copy is a Frankenstein monster created over time. This time is related to researching before putting pen to paper; however, this part can be handled by ChatGPT now, making it ridiculously efficient. 

🔍 Step One: Spy Before You Write

Before even writing the content, the first step is to do keyword research on the topic and look at existing competitors' blogs. You can do this using ChatGPT. After that, search for stats corresponding to the content. 

💤 AI Writes... but It’s Also Boring (By Default)

Make sure to paraphrase as you deem necessary. AI tools have been extremely politically correct, which makes content extremely boring and monotonous despite some of the prompts. 

🧱 Architect the Big Picture. Add Human Soul.

Think of it this way: AI can be used to architect the big picture, and then it still can be used to refine the details; however, if you add your own human edge, no AI can replicate it. Instead of 100% relying on AI, we're using AI to create content that hits so precisely, it scratches an itch in your prospect's skull they didn’t even know was there.

List of prompts are : 

🔎Prompt for Competitor Blog Analysis (via ChatGPT)

Prompt:

“I’m a content creator writing a blog on [insert topic]. Analyze the top 3–5 ranking blogs for this topic. Identify their structure, tone, style, and unique angles. Highlight similarities, differences, content gaps, and opportunities to outperform them. Present the analysis in a table comparing blog titles, word count, headlines, CTAs, tone of voice, and SEO strategy.”

📊 Prompt to Find Authoritative Stats for a Paragraph

Prompt:

“Here is a paragraph I’ve written for my blog:

[Paste paragraph]

Please find 2–3 recent, authoritative statistics (from 2022–2025) to back up the main ideas in this paragraph. Provide the stat, the original source, and a sentence that integrates the stat naturally into the content. Ensure the sources are credible (e.g., McKinsey, HubSpot, Gartner, Statista).”

🧱 Prompt to Generate Content Outline Based on Competitor Blogs

Prompt:

“I want to create a blog post titled: [Insert your title]. Please analyze the top-ranking competitor blogs for this topic and generate a detailed content outline. The outline should reflect what is working well in SERPs (structure, sections, questions addressed) and incorporate improvements like added depth, examples, or unique angles. Keep it SEO-friendly and logical for both readers and search engines.”

✍️Prompt to Use Jasper for AI Blog Writing

Prompt for Jasper (in Boss Mode):

“Write a 1,200-word blog on [insert topic] targeted at [audience]. Use a confident yet approachable tone. Include an attention-grabbing intro, subheadings with SEO keywords, and actionable takeaways. Make it engaging, backed by data, and optimized for search intent. Add a compelling CTA at the end.”

Disclaimer: Always check via multiple AI detection algorithms. I can't name any because they go out of business and get replaced all the time. Just a simple Google search would suffice .

🎯 Prompt to Use Copy.ai for Ad Copy, Hooks, and Short-Form Content

Prompt for Copy.ai:

“Generate 5 headline variations, 3 email subject lines, and 3 social media captions for a blog titled: [insert title]. The audience is [target audience]. The tone should be energetic, persuasive, and curiosity-driven. Focus on pain points and benefits.”

⚡Prompt to Use Writesonic for Fast Drafting and SEO Meta Content

Prompt for Writesonic:

“Create an SEO-optimized blog draft on [insert topic] with the following structure: Introduction, 3–4 body sections, and Conclusion with a CTA. Use a professional and informative tone. Also generate a meta title, meta description (under 160 characters), and 3 bullet point takeaways for social sharing.”

Building Your Smart AI Stack: How to Choose & Implement

🎯 What’s the Real Goal of Using AI?

Now, what was our goal with AI? To make our lives easier, and that’s where the key trait of organization comes in. I will give you some tips on how to create a structure that saves your brain's processing power.

🗂️ Step 1: Create a “Tools” Folder in Your Bookmarks Bar

First step, make a folder on your bookmarks bar named “Tools.“ 

🧰 Step 2: Add Subfolders Based on Services and Goals

In this folder, create subfolders for all the services you provide. Examples can be content writing, copywriting , Facebook ads… you get the point. Also make folders for goals, for example, competitor analysis and audience research. 

📚 Step 3: Build Your Own Prompt Library

I recommend you create a prompt library where you store every useful prompt. Every time you encounter a new prompt , store it.

🔄 Step 4: Add Mini SOPs Inside Goal Folders

Now, for the last part, you are going to use various AI tools for targeted reasons, so in these folders (like Competitor Analysis), you can create a brief SOP, which gives you a high-level workflow. For example: Use Jasper to create content → SurferSEO to optimize → Google Analytics to track results → Notion AI to document insights. Keep your AI stack focused and functional.

Pro tip : 🚫 Avoid the “Tool Hoarder” Trap

I understand it's difficult to stop as a high performer, because continuous improvement and growth are our highest values, hence we must avoid the “tool hoarder” trap. And if you are violently rebelling against my last point, then let's scratch the unending itch of yours . Set some constraints, test each tool for ROI, integrate slowly, always give yourself 4 to 6 hours in total to test AI, and monitor for quality. AI can 10x your marketing — but only if it aligns with your strategy, not complicates it. To know more about AI tools for digital marketing, click here.