Dan Goldstein Copywriting Services
| These print ads were created in collaboration with talented art directors and designers. Click on the ads to read them and play the accompanying tv or radio spots that round out some of these advertising campaigns. |
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Emperor Norton’s Original San Francisco Sourdough Snacks Introductory print and television that changed the snackscape of America |
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Barclays Bank of California Gold Award, San Francisco Show This campaign won Barclays Bank the second most IRA business in the state, even though they were the 53rd largest bank. |
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Pacific Plan They had to stop running the campaign because they couldn’t handle the business! I’ll take this over an award any day. |
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Harbor Bay Business Park Welcome to Civilization… |
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San Francisco State University Aspirational non-profit copy and concept that climb out of the box |
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S&W Fine Foods Food advertising to make you doubt all food advertising, except S&W’s, of course |
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Almaden Vineyards Image shift from party jug to fine wine |
About Freelance Copywriter Dan Goldstein
I write copy to get results.
But flat-footedly asking for those results doesn't always work. You have to get your customers' attention, convince them you understand their problems, needs and desires, and then present a compelling solution in a memorable way. I offer copywriting services in all media, including the Web, that jump through all these hoops with enough style to enhance your image while scoring sales.
I spent the first part of my career as a copywriter at major advertising agencies.
I worked for a wide range of clients on everything from food and beverage accounts to financial services to travel, real estate, restaurants, and much else. Along the way, I picked up numerous awards, including a Clio.
I now offer my copywriting services directly to businesses as well as advertising agencies and design firms.
You can contact me with questions about copywriting or to get to work on your next piece of powerful communication.
You can also subscribe to my blog for hopefully pithy and entertaining insights on advertising copywriting and the creative process.
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