Resources
Access a curated list of copywriting resources including podcasts, articles, conferences, books, websites and more.
Lippincott's annual list of brand trends to explore—and the tensions to not overlook.
What does it mean to live a creative life? CreativeMornings, a breakfast lecture series for the global creative community, brings some of its most remarkable and inspiring archived talks—from hometown heroes to design legends to community leaders—straight to your headphones.
Held in New York City on May 9, First Round is a one-day showcase of original client presentations, showing initial design explorations for logo, identity and branding projects.
A newsletter by Emma Gannon about creativity, books, Internet culture and wellbeing.
Day One Agency's dictionary for the future features six words that will define 2024.
Helpful for getting one step closer to understanding the meaning of "skibidi Ohio rizz."
Regarded as the most challenging field in advertising, copywriting is usually left to the most talented professionals--often agency leaders or owners themselves. The book features a work selection and essays by 53 leading professionals in the world, including copywriting superstars such as David Abbott, Lionel Hunt, Steve Hayden, Dan Wieden, Neil French, Mike Lescarbeau, Adrian Holmes, and Barbara Nokes.
A newsletter highlighting positioning and messaging insights for B2B writers from Emma Stratton.
The One Club's annual celebration of all things creative is held in New York City May 12 - 16. The event includes portfolio reviews, an executive creative summit, client pitch competition and much more.
Hemingway App makes your writing bold and clear. The app highlights lengthy, complex sentences and common errors.
A slick site with all their brand guidelines captures in one place. There's some interesting content under the Theory category that talks more about the brand itself.
Steven King is the G.O.A.T. when it comes to writing and his memoir delivers incredible inspiration and insight into his genius and his discipline.
CreativeMornings is a free monthly breakfast lecture series designed for creative communities. Volunteer hosts and their team members organize local chapters that not only celebrate a city’s creative talent, but also promote an open space to connect with like-minded individuals.
The luxury automaker showcases their brand elements in a simple site experience. There voice and tone section is definitely worth checking out.
Google lays out your path to a career in UX design. In this program, you’ll learn in-demand skills that will have you job-ready in less than 6 months. No degree or experience required.