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	<title>Comments on: Interactive Copywriting: iCopywriting</title>
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		<title>By: Monica Yoo</title>
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		<description>I couldn&#039;t agree more with your post! There&#039;s definitely a great need for interactive writers, and as you had mentioned,  most ad agencies aren&#039;t ready or willing to adapt to this new kind of writing approach...at least not yet.  Yes, all this interactive stuff is new, but the push it has in marketing is momentous, especially with the many &quot;spheres&quot; in existence on the interwebz nowadays (i.e., Twittersphere, blogspheres, etc). &quot;iCopywriters&quot; are unique and tremendously valuable in brand management and the distinction and acknowledgment for their versatile skills is definitely called for!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I couldn&#8217;t agree more with your post! There&#8217;s definitely a great need for interactive writers, and as you had mentioned,  most ad agencies aren&#8217;t ready or willing to adapt to this new kind of writing approach&#8230;at least not yet.  Yes, all this interactive stuff is new, but the push it has in marketing is momentous, especially with the many &#8220;spheres&#8221; in existence on the interwebz nowadays (i.e., Twittersphere, blogspheres, etc). &#8220;iCopywriters&#8221; are unique and tremendously valuable in brand management and the distinction and acknowledgment for their versatile skills is definitely called for!</p>
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