What Will Copywriting Look Like in 10 Years?
Technology moves fast and will likely affect just about every career that exists. But what changes are in store for the copywriting industry? Read on...
Good news first: the future of copywriting is safe. Copywriting—whether, full-time, part-time or freelance—isn’t going anywhere. The bad news is there are plenty of sensationalist stories that will make you think otherwise. Downsizing, outsourcing, offshoring, automation: there are certainly a lot of words for economic panic, aren’t there? Add to that the biweekly articles about “this industry is dead” or “that industry is dead” and it’s enough to make anyone want to give up. But, as an industry, copywriting is only going to get more important. And tha
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