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Seven Standards for Writing Authoritative Copy
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Support Your Claims

Copy writing authority is the same as composing news features - you need to be able to verify that your statements are true. Support your affirmations with both details and figures that can be corroborated if necessary. Should there be a study, research paper or expert statement that can reinforce your assertions, put that to use as well. Just in case someone inquires, direct them to the reference that supports your claims.

Write Competently

Want to be known as a trusted, authoritative copywriter? Then make certain you display above average grammatical and spelling skills. Nothing destroys one's credibility faster than a host of misspelled words and bad grammar. It speaks to a certain carelessness and lack of knowledge that robs one of any authority to which they aspire. Do you really want to be seen and accepted as an expert? Then write what you know authoritatively and write well.

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Eric Weeks, a former journalist and present-day online entrepreneur, writes on a variety of topics including the importance of copywriting and a good copywriter. Good copywriting is an essential part of Eric's business. Is it important to yours? Feel free to read these articles and weigh-in with your opinions.

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Hi Eric...great article...e-mail me when you read this okay..paul
March 07, 2009 09:09:08
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