Copywriting: Catalog Elements
THE NEED
College of the Mainland’s Lifelong Learning catalog contains a large amount of content. Departments who collect and supply that content focus primarily on the class content such as titles, dates, prices and descriptions. However, the remaining areas require a proactive eye and content creation effort to bring the catalog together as a cohesive publication.
WRITING
Throughout the triannually published catalogs, I have written various paragraphs, instructions and tag lines. A few examples include:
Additionally, the following content below was originally provided in a Word doc for a travel section stating only dates and two sign-up options: a phone number and a sign up form. I worked to integrate introductory marketing content to add engagement with hierarchy and rewriting all portions with sublevel headers. The second content section, Pick a Sign-up option, was broken down into visual numbered options for clarity. Using my previous background experience writing instructional content at Underwriters Laboratories for global eLearning solutions, information was rewritten in an easy to understand format.