The principles of “the father of advertising," are still relevant today. Here are ten timeless writing lessons from the man himself.

If you want to bring the best out of brilliant minds in the room or generate ideas alone, these are four magic brainstorms you can rely on time and time again.

Freedom is a killer of creativity. Limits are the spark that keeps our ideas focused, and brings them to life.

Top copywriters have used timeless copywriting formulas for decades. Let’s check out how to use seven of them to sell products and services—even if they’re as lame as the ones in this article.

The gifts of leaning into your prism of self? New insights to share, and resonance with your readers.

Master these 2 cognitive elements of creativity, and you’ll tap into the source of your best ideas.

How does it feel to write a masterpiece? Find out with copywork, and use it to improve your writing.

Neil Gaiman’s weapon for non-stop focus, even on the days he doesn’t feel like writing? Boredom.

A summary of the top-performing tactics Tim Ferriss used to write and market his first bestseller. 

Whether you’re pitching your startup or trying to impress your date about your weight-loss journey, consider using the Pixar Pitch.

In order to create popular, shareable content, you need to appeal to at least one of these five key emotions.