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Focus on What Matters

Ever notice how every copywriter's portfolio lists everything?

Email, landing pages, ads, UX, case studies, SMS, SEO... the works.

But here’s the truth: the most successful copywriters aren’t well-rounded. They’re focused. They’ve picked a lane and gone all in.

This week’s column is about the power of doing less, better – and why trying to be good at everything might be holding you back.

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Matt

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