We absolutely agree!

Hi Viktor,

I don’t necessarily agree. I mean, yes, it can be very fulfilling to write for non-profits, but I definitely wouldn’t underestimate how fulfilling it is to write for other types of clients/employers, too. Many creatives (including myself) get a lot of satisfaction and fulfillment out of crafting great creative work that effectively conveys benefits, resonates with the target audience, and gets them to take action. It’s a big challenge to take on, and it’s very fulfilling to live up to that challenge, no matter what the product may be, or who the client is. And, luckily, that means that you don’t need to pare down your client list or become overly selective to experience this kind of fulfillment.

Thanks for commenting!
Nicki

Hi Harvey,

Well, it’s certainly *easier* to build a copywriting career in a more densely populated area (more people usually equals more businesses!), but it’s not necessary. You can build a career with mostly remote clients if you need to. That can take a little more time, but it’s most definitely doable.

Thanks for commenting!
Nicki