Yes, Copywriting > not AI-generated harvests . . .
Sometimes, less is more . . .
People are so used to everything being resolved in a half-hour sitcom format, that we seemingly have no attention span whatsoever . . .
Folks have developed an instinctive fear of missing out on the flow of opportunities, the overview of what's available, the chance to experience even more novel & essential "somethings" that will be provided > very soon . . .
"Don't dwell on THAT - something even better is on the way!"
Choices are easily delayed . . .
Getting to know the client's sense of self, plus their business intent (re-invention IS a function of self-image) - while being clever & to the point - are certainly the overall goals here . . .
We will proofread (& edit) any AI-generated ad, or brochure effort FREE, for any & all clients . . .
AI sometimes lags in "getting to the point" of a particular human's intent - esp. if prompts are overly specific, or overly revised (odd, but true) . . .
Another potential hurdle involves the "possibility" that the client's writing habits (& championed copy), may be "what I want to say, the way I want to say it ...", but, "maybe" not so well-written?
Respect & politeness should never be ignored, or go out of style, so . . .
We never try to bully a position – we DO try to give strong reasons as to why another approach might make more reputational (& big picture > fiscal) sense . . .
Someone in an office suite may have a great idea, but there can be a large gap between how/what that "efficient office" focuses on every day, and the actual relational approach that gets "anonymous" humans (their clients) to forget about what THEY focus on every day, and respond to that particular office-borne "idea" . . .
Spending discretionary time & money is always a very personal, closely-guarded (secret?) endeavour. We try to be a valid and reliable outside source of ideas/methods for your audience > for your business . . .
So, design focus would then appear to be a wide-ranging, "letting go" phenomenon . . .
Very circular (keeping clients), yet providing new attractions, new beginnings & fewer (relationship) endings . . .




