Comments on: Should I Combine Copywriting and Graphic Design Services?

By: The Filthy Rich Writer Team

The Filthy Rich Writer Team — Tue, 20 Feb 2024 19:22:45 +0000

Great question! They are two different industries but will utilize your creativity and offer freelance opportunities. The best way to discern what is the best choice is to learn as much as you can about both and talk to individuals in the industries. Our Build Your Copywriting Business podcast would be a great resource for you – http://www.filthyrichwriter.com/podcast

By: Ellinor von Schantz

Ellinor von Schantz — Fri, 09 Feb 2024 20:29:48 +0000

I landed on this article because I don’t know if I want to study copywriting or graphic design, so, should I study both and see what I like? But I think it’s a bit different to work with it compared to studying it. I wonder if you got any advise on how to know which one of the two to choose?

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By: The Filthy Rich Writer Team

The Filthy Rich Writer Team — Tue, 22 Mar 2022 13:04:37 +0000

In reply to Toni Kallungal. Copywriting skills absolutely are useful with instructional design. As you know, with instructional design, a lot of the work you're doing is trying to make it easier for people to interact with and grasp material, but also to find ways to encourage them to keep learning and taking action. Copywriting is, yes, marketing and advertising writing, but it's large than that: It's often about connecting with people in an insightful way to encourage them to (and support them in) taking action.

By: Toni Kallungal

Toni Kallungal — Mon, 21 Mar 2022 01:49:28 +0000

Hi everyone! I’m new here! I’m actually more interested in Instructional Design but copy writing has come up in my job search a few times. I’m intrigued and trying to learn more. From this blog post, it seems like there isn’t much overlap between copy writing and graphic design, but I’m wondering if copy writing skills would come in handy with Instructional Design?

By: Nina

Nina — Tue, 21 Sep 2021 19:07:01 +0000

Agreed! That being said, I did exactly the opposite for various reasons. I market myself as a graphic designer and copywriter, but I am thinking about labeling myself as a communication specialist, at least until I have more experience in both roles. I graduated in May and I am currently working as a media coordinator, but that is more of a catch-all term so I have a job title. On a day-to-day basis, I work on projects that combine graphic design, copywriting and admin tasks. As an employee at a small company, being able to wear different hats has been an asset. In the long-term I want to work as a creative director or brand director, so having a hybrid-set of skills will (hopefully) be beneficial. While I can handle my job responsibilities, I know I still need to hone both areas. However, I’ve always liked writing and art/visual communication, so I am willing to put in the extra time.