Immediate Present

The immediate present is a principle of fine art used by the masters such as Rodin, Michealangelo, and DaVinci. The basic principle is that the viewer of art is shown a moment in time, the immediate present, and the viewer, like in reading, can use the mind's-eye to fill in the details of what is happening next and what just happened. Your copy can paint word pictures that can transport people to an immediate present of your choosing. Take them to the precise moment when they will need your product or service, and they will remember you when it really happens.

     

Scanning Books in an Old Bookstore is Fun. But Why?

Copywriting

. It's tough. It's at the heart of the human communication experience and sometimes less is more. You don't have control over when and where they will read it, but if you have effective copy, they will take it with them to a place that is quiet where they have a moment to focus on what you have to say.

Like in an old bookstore, they search for that quiet moment to digest your thoughts. Think about the smell of an old book. The leather binding. The weight. The illustrations inside that are a hundred years old. That leap of joy you feel inside when you get a really good find in that bookstore is why you go back, over and over. You want the experience again.

You have the same

power in your copy

. Writing is timeless and permanent. Just because you are in business, doesn't preclude your

business writing

to be boring, dry, and filled with data. Really, let's be honest. You care about your data a lot. But do prospects? Have fun with your copy. Take them somewhere. Give them something. An experience. A tip. Something they will enjoy or can use. Make them excited to read it. Maybe even a hundred years from now.

 
 
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