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Myth #3: External copywriters won't know
company's position as well as an internal employee. Granted, not all copywriters are outsourced, but many of them are. But whether your copywriter is in-house or not shouldn't matter. One of
first steps a professional copywriter will take when beginning any and all projects is to get to know
client and
client's intended audience. Otherwise, it's like writing a message in a bottle, tossing it out to sea, and hoping that
right person picks it up.
Myth #4: Using big words adds credibility to a company's image. In this case, bigger definitely is not better. Big words, which can turn into industry-specific jargon, only fuddle a message and confuse
audience. You don't want your audience to read your message twelve times before they grasp its meaning. Copywriters are also editors, and they understand
value of simplicity. This doesn't mean that your message will be turned into something elementary, it only means that copywriters know how to craft words into meaningful messages that
audience understands.
So, take it for what it's worth, but I wouldn't put my company's well-being in
hands of someone who isn't a professional.

Katherine Weddle is a freelance copywriter who occasionally works with Haystack In A Needle's clients. Contact Us today to find out how Kathrine can improve the copy on your web site.