The Occupation of Copywriting

by Ray Edwards

Here we will investigate the benefits of occupational copywriting.

Copywriting as a trade carries with it a great number of benefits. A copywriter will earn more than the average salary in the United States. In 2005 the average income for copywriting, after bonuses, was around $60,000 according to the magazine Advertising Age. You can suppose that this number will be larger today because of inflation. The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported a slightly lower number of $57,000, but again, you can expect this number to be higher now.

Copywriting is more versatile than other jobs. You do not need to worry about keeping a set schedule because your focus is on writing good copy, not punching a time card. This allows you to plan your work around your schedule, giving you more flexibility to live your life. Most jobs are not able to do this.

Copywriting offers great work environments as well. Advertising Agencies employ many copywriters and can make for a great place to work. There are usually many other creative people around you whom you can bounce your ideas off of. There is also a higher-level of energy that you can piggyback on to increase your creativity and production. These people will be quite intelligent and creative, which will inspire and challenge you to improve in your field. In order to better fit your personality there are many different kinds of advertising agencies to work for. A smaller agency will produce a close group of people and an intimate atmosphere, while a larger agency will provide more competition and energy. As depicted here, there is a great deal of adaptability inherent within the work environment for copywriters.

Because copywriting can be very challenging it will never get boring. When working for an advertising agency you quite often have many different types of clients, this makes for a variety of work projects. No two days are the same. This way you’ll always have a variety of projects asking for your creative skill and you’ll never get bored.

Vocational Copywriting offers many benefits from whatever angle you examine it. Your income will be substantial with an average wage of about $60,000. If you become a master copywriter, then you can clearly earn more money as well. A copywriter’s work environment is often brimming with creative energy and is far more flexible than most other jobs.

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