A Copywriting Lesson from Dr. Seuss part 2
Fun B>
Dr. Seuss’ books are fun to read. They’re funny, too, but that’s not the same thing. Fun to read material that is entertaining and effortless for the readers, a very good standard for all writing.
Lyrical B>
Dr. Seuss’ books written in verse. Of course they’re lyrical. However, this will exceed the silly rhymes. It’s the sound and rhythm with a word, like a favorite tune, you do not mind hearing repeated. Good writing of all varieties is look to the eyes and ears.
value B>
Children have short attention spans. Dr. Seuss know how to tell a story without unnecessary detours. Every word counts. Good advice for all those who write copy because children are not the only one with the short attention spans.
Kenangan B>
This is the litmus test for all the writing. Do readers take something that? Has invested their time well? The Cat in the Hat I> is a story about having fun, even on rainy days. Now a useful read.
(c) 2005 Neil Sagebiel
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