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Any number of aspects can cause a change in focus for your target customer, and therefore a need to rewrite your copy. Here are some of
more common ones for businesses:
·New tax laws ·New mandatory expenses (such as a postage increase) ·Starting a new business ·Closing a business ·Stock price increase ·Stock price decrease
Business to consumer sales can be affected, too. Personal circumstances that change every day include:
·Buying a new home ·Retiring ·Getting married ·Getting divorced ·Having a baby ·Receiving a tax refund ·Receiving an inheritance
What do I recommend? Twice a year, take a good, long look at your copy. What has changed in your marketplace? What laws, regulations, or events have been implemented or have taken place? Will these things have an impact on your customers? How will you respond to them?
Take that information and compare it to what your current copy says. Is your message clear? Are there benefits you need to update or change? Is your copy still making
most positive impact on your potential customers that it can?
If not, don’t hesitate to make changes. After all, your copy is your key to new customers and repeat customers. And, as I said in
beginning, hardly any copy will last forever. Eventually, everybody is due for a copy facelift.

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