The Art of Direct Call Copywriting

The Power of Research.

Before writing a single word, it is essential to conduct thorough research to truly understand our client.

This understanding process is not just about knowing who they are, but deeply identifying and comprehending their specific problems, desires, and needs. The reason why we should not start writing without this prior research is clear: only through genuine and empathetic understanding can we truly
connect with the reader, speaking directly about what really concerns or needs them. This initial step is crucial because it establishes the emotional connection that will be the foundation of all our copywriting.

Section 1: The Power of the Headline and Subheadline.

The Headline:

The headline is the first point of contact with the reader and its main function is to capture attention. It should be attractive, provocative, or generate curiosity to motivate the reader to continue with the content. A good headline often uses numbers, powerful questions, or bold statements that resonate with the problems or needs of the target audience.

The Subheadline:

The subheadline acts as a second hook that sustains the interest generated by the headline. It should complement the headline by expanding the promise or providing a brief preview of what the reader can expect, gently guiding them towards the main body of the text.

Section 2: Construction and Flow of the Body Text

The body text is where the promise made by the headline and subheadline is developed. It is crucial to maintain a clear thread that links all parts of the content:

Strong Start:

The first lines should reaffirm the promise of the headline and set the stage for the topic’s development.

Smooth Transitions:

Using transition phrases at the beginning of paragraphs helps to create a logical flow and keep the reader engaged. Examples include “In addition to”, “For this reason”, “Now well”.

Understanding the Reader:

Directly addressing the reader’s problems, desires, and needs establishes an
emotional connection. It is vital to demonstrate empathy and understanding of their situation.

Focus on Benefits:

Beyond the features of the service or product, it is crucial to highlight the benefits. How will this improve the reader’s life? What specific problem does it solve?

Section 3: Effective Strategies for Different Media.

Emails:

Emails should be concise and direct. Clarity and urgency are key to motivating the reader to take a specific action, such as scheduling an appointment or registering for a webinar.

Blogs:

In a blog, the focus should be educational. Providing value through useful and relevant information positions the dentist as a trusted expert in their field.

Social Media:

The copy for social media should be energetic and direct, with a strong call to action. Given the visual and fast nature of these platforms, every word counts to quickly capture attention and encourage interaction.

Section 4: Conclusion and Call to Action

End with a solid conclusion that recaps the key points and reiterates the call to action. The call to action should be clear, compelling, and provide an easy and quick step for the reader to take.

By choosing BEST, you choose more than copywriting services; you choose a partner committed to the success and long-term growth of your dental practice.
We pride ourselves on building lasting relationships with our clients based on trust, excellence, and measurable results.

With BEST, every word works together to not only meet but exceed your patients’ expectations and enhance the growth of your business.