Many people who work on Facebook or Instagram ads think that the most important part of the advertisement is targeting. Therefore, we find them investing efforts in gathering the best target data from groups, pages, in order to fuel a powerful ad. However, many are surprised that the ad does not work the right way or get weak results.
With the great development in artificial intelligence, Facebook platform has become for anyone to target by simply putting the right keywords. Therefore, no need to be a professional to reach the targeted customer. But the biggest challenge is how to make the customer interact with the ad and achieve the goal of the advertising campaign that works on it. For this ad that the user sees from words, pictures, and videos, does it encourage him to make a purchase decision? In this article, we will talk about: • Secrets of writing a powerful short ad that increases interaction and achieves the goal whether it is sales or visits • How to write a powerful ad • A ready-made marketing ad • Writing a business ad with an ad writing model
The Difference Between Copywriting and Content Writing
It Is Important To Not Confuse Content Writing and Copywriting, as the two are distinct. Content Writing Involves Creating Content that is relevant to the field in which you offer services or products. This could include news, updates, tips, and articles that provide value for customers. For Example, if you work in the real estate industry, you could write an article or post explaining How to search for and Take Advantage of the best Investment opportunities available in the real estate sector.
Copywriting, on the other hand, is content whose primary goal is sales, i.e. it encourages the customer to take a certain decision, such as interacting with the post by sending a message or comment, or visiting the site.
The basic difference is the purpose of the content, the first is to share information and updates about the field so that the brand is in a position of expert or informed so that the customer knows that there is understanding in the work and therefore trust increases between the company and the customer.
The second type is copywriting, whose primary role is sales, i.e. presenting your products and services in an excellent way to the target customer.
