Adaptability is one of the traits you need to develop as a copywriter.
You don’t develop it by watching courses. Instead, you develop it with experience and experimentation. In your early stages, when you are still learning, you need to try different things and go beyond what you learn.
With adaptability, your copywriting skills become extremely valuable.
Every market is unique.
Most copywriting experts you see in famous courses come from one of these 3 American industries:
- Money-related (business, financial, etc.);
- health and weight loss;
- b2b.
These are the 3 most profitable niches. And I say American because, in recent years, they have been the most attractive to business owners. Now, with the political choices of the last 4 years, there has been a decline that shows no sign of decreasing. This is why most smart copywriters are moving to other niches and serving businesses from other countries.
Most industries and countries require a different language and techniques.
What you learn in a course doesn’t necessarily work in every industry. Most copywriters use templates or generative AI, such as ChatGPT, to get their copy done. And while that is a smart optimization of time and effort, that doesn’t necessarily mean you are producing the best copy for that specific industry.
Every industry and every culture requires different words, leverages, and approaches.
People and technology change over time.
Even if you stick to your country and niche, you still have to adapt.
Times and technology are constantly changing. As a result, people react differently to every marketing message you show them. Just think of how people see webpages now, when 70% of users see them via smartphone, compared to 10 years ago, when most people navigated from laptops.
Constantly keep up to date with generic trends and specific changes in your industry, and you will always be adaptable.