Financial Copywriting Projects – R.O.I. Content Writing & Copywriting

Financial Copywriting as Profitable Investment Ideas, Promotions of Businesses, and Ad & Subscription Revenue Generators

This is R.O.I. Content Writing & Copywriting's Seth Mason's big short against Carvana (CVNA). — In the 2021 CVNA article I showcased on this site, I preached that Carvana was Enron 2…I made a compelling argument that readers should load up on OTM LEAP puts. And I put my money where my mouth is: This is a screenshot of the balance of the trading account I opened for the sole purpose of betting against CVNA. Happiness comes to those who wait…

In general, regular consumers of financial news & opinion are smarter than the average bear: They take time to read detailed, well-researched financial articles.

Writing compelling articles for this audience isn’t like posting to a meme stock board: The subject matter has to be well-researched and analyzed by a business thinker.

What’s more, the article has to communicate ideas about complex subjects in a way that keeps the reader engaged. (The Big Short got “Wall Street snark” right).

I may not be Steve Eisman or Michael Burry, but I do have profitable financial ideas, and I do articulate them as compelling financial copywriting that benefits readers and publications alike.

This is a still from the "Jenga scene" from The Big Short. — This still from the “Jenga scene” from the *Big Short* shows Ryan Gosling’s character’s answer to the group’s question about who he works for. His answer–which he worded in a wonderfully-snarky Wall Street way–was that it didn’t matter: He had a multi-billion dollar idea, and he had the data to prove it. (I’m also unknown to Wall Street, and I also have profitable ideas and the data to prove it.)

In general, I generate an exceptional return on my financial copywriting in 3 ways:

1) Producing well-researched, actionable investment ideas.

2) Promoting businesses & nonprofits by writing articles on their behalf for financial publications that cater to their customer base.

3) Generating ad & subscription revenue by writing compelling articles for popular financial publications.

This graphic demonstrates the exceptional return on investment in my financial copywriting by depicting my writing as a brain and the return on my writing as sacks of money. — 200% is actually a below-average return on my financial copywriting. But imagine if those sacks were full of gold coins… (I don’t accept gold coins BTW.)

I invite you to follow the above links, read the pages, and decide for yourself if it would be better to trust your financial copywriting to a commoditized copywriter or hire me at a competitive rate.

My writing has more personality, and–more importantly–the ideas I communicate are worth many more “sacks”.