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My copywriting research includes finding out about the desires, notions, identifications and characteristics of the prospect. Also, during the research I get a good idea of what the common objections of the prospects may be and how to overcome them (all of which is sufficient information to start writing copy). The only problem is that I don't know how to structure my body copy. I do understand that all copy begins with a hook, body and then close. I can't grasp my head around writing body copy. My question is how do I translate the knowledge I have into copy? How do I structure my thoughts? What part of the copy should focus on desires, at what point the objection handling should be done, where to intensify the problem etc. Any guidance will be highly appreciated. @Nabeel Azeez

So in the Copywriting Startkit, Alicia mentioned (and I actually knew this before too ) that you have to do your Avatar Blueprint before writing any copy. But does that apply to everything? Like, even when you’re just practicing and don’t have clients yet? I get why it’s crucial when writing for a client you need to know their audience inside out. But when I’m practicing, I usually keep it simple: what the product/service is, what problem it solves, the person’s age, and their main struggle. It’s nowhere near Alicia’s full 11-step blueprint though. So now I’m wondering do I really need to go through all 11 steps for every single practice piece? Also, for the pros here do you still do full avatar research before every copy, or does it become second nature after a while? Like does take you less time to do it than when you started . P.S. I made a doc table for the 11 steps if anyone wants it 👀