Is there any software to boost my copywriting?

GodThor

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Copywriting is a big problem, it's basically what holds me back, I can't outsource it because it involves a lot of work aka lots of $ and I don't know if it will end up working so the risk is too high, also I can't write effective copy myself due to lack of english and knowledge about the art.

I notice that some people use software or sites that gives them the text they need. I need to fill product descriptions and email content, also shoutouts.

What do you suggest me to do?
 
Copywriting is a big problem, it's basically what holds me back, I can't outsource it because it involves a lot of work aka lots of $ and I don't know if it will end up working so the risk is too high, also I can't write effective copy myself due to lack of english and knowledge about the art.

I notice that some people use software or sites that gives them the text they need. I need to fill product descriptions and email content, also shoutouts.

What do you suggest me to do?
Use some article re writing software for articles or use to extract articles from article forge that is more better to safe yourself from copyrights
 
Use some article re writing software for articles or use to extract articles from article forge that is more better to safe yourself from copyrights

I'm more interested in sales copy for landing pages etc, email content, product descriptions. I don't plan to use a blog.
 
For English mistakes, you can use Grammarly. The paid version can help a lot.
It remains the convincing part. You can take inspiration from others here if you want to do it yourself.

The blackhat way... you can take someone else content.
And you can either use it as it is if you don't aim to rank on google. This means your traffic should be from social media, PPC, ads, etc.
Or you can re-write that content.
This way you can keep much of the structure and hopefully the 'convincing' part as well.
 
For English mistakes, you can use Grammarly. The paid version can help a lot.
It remains the convincing part. You can take inspiration from others here if you want to do it yourself.

The blackhat way... you can take someone else content.
And you can either use it as it is if you don't aim to rank on google. This means your traffic should be from social media, PPC, ads, etc.
Or you can re-write that content.
This way you can keep much of the structure and hopefully the 'convincing' part as well.

ranking in google is the only punishment for copying? I guess there isn't copyright protection for sales copy? I could certainly do that, I don't care about seo, it'd impossible on my budget.
 
It seems like the fundamental flaw here is your budget.
I'd suggest you get a normal job first, or amass a higher budget before dabbling into IM.
 
To do it you need more money because boosting is a option that can require a lot of resourses and efforts
 
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