Hampson Nattan Williams

What if you had an idea that nobody liked, but that could save thousands of lives. Would you care about appreciation? Or results?

Want to know what happened to Ben at the birth of his son? He shares the story, and the message he took away from it. https://www.wordsthatwinbusiness.com/…/ when-the-expected-ha…

Some good advice here that definitely rings true.

“They say we see further by standing on the shoulders of giants. Climbing down off those shoulders, scuttling along the giant’s spine and hiding in his bumhole will not improve your line of sight.”

Want to achieve the impossible? Keep your message simple.

Maybe Nick Usborne is right. Maybe it's not about the word copywriter at all. Maybe it's about how you describe what you do.

Wondering what we think? Well Andrew and Ben (along with some other industry experts) weigh in here.

Let's keep stoking that fire. Digital Drum say that "copywriter" is a problematic word, mainly because the job isn't all about writing copy. What do you think?

It's warm, everyone's on edge, so let's revisit an old argument. The word "copywriter." Breakthrough Marketing Secrets says that 95% of us SHOULDN'T use the term. Thoughts?

Campaign have weighed in on the trend for Meta Advertising. Ben's a fan of the original Oasis campaign, Andrew agrees more with Amelia Torode's take that these are ads "in search of an idea."
https://buff.ly/2OblPij

Did you miss Ben's advice from last week? "Keep Your Message Simple"

What would you like to see on the Hampson Nattan Williams YouTube channel?

This is fun! Well done Megan.

Some of these are very good!

One of Ben's posts, and one that's definitely worth revisiting before you exhibit at a marketing event.

Great insight on the Being Freelance pod from Leif Kendall

Huge fans of Chris Kenworthy. And this post is very wise. Get rich and die trying.

An old (and timely) post from Andrew's 603 blog...