A live writing workshop with Jamie Park
Bring the homepage you keep meaning to write. We will give the headline, the offer and the next step two hours of proper attention.
21 November 2026 / Online / Two focused hours
SATURDAY NOVEMBER 2026
21
14:00–16:00
Asia/Taipei A notebook is welcome.
Put a little space aside.
Save the session in event time or your local time. Then bring the draft that has been living in another tab.
Who this is for
A useful page starts with you.
This example workshop is for independent service providers writing or revising their own homepage.
01
You have a service to explain and a rough draft to work on.
02
You want visitors to understand the main offer before they scroll.
03
You’re ready to try wording changes during the session.
What we’ll practise
A few good decisions.
Work through these prompts on your own page. The notes beside them show how a short answer can become useful website copy.
DRAFT CLUB / WORKING NOTES
01 / THE READER
An opening people can follow
Name the audience and the work you do in a focused headline and introduction.
“Homepages for independent service providers.”
02 / THE OFFER
A service description with details
Explain what the service includes and when someone would choose it.
“A focused draft of your headline and service description.”
03 / THE NEXT STEP
A next step worth clicking
Write a button label that tells the reader where it leads.
“View the workshop details.”
The session
Two hours. A clearer page.
Event time / Asia/Taipei
1
14:00–14:20
Choose the page’s main job
Identify the reader, the offer and the next step your page needs to explain.
2
14:20–14:50
Draft the opening
Try a focused headline and introduction using your own service.
3
14:50–15:30
Describe the service
Work on the deliverables and the details that help a reader decide whether it fits.
4
15:30–16:00
Read it back and choose the next edit
Check the draft for clarity, write the next-step button and keep notes for another pass.
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BRING THE ROUGH DRAFT
Your host
Jamie Park
Independent website copywriter
Jamie works on service website copy and enjoys helping a sentence decide what it wants to say.
Bring your subject knowledge. Jamie helps turn it into a clearer opening and a practical next step.
Workshop ticket
$35
USD / One live session
Bring your draft and something to write with.
A two-hour live online session
Guided writing exercises using your own page
Time to revise your headline and service description
The registration page is where attendees would see booking terms and complete their registration.
A little preparation goes a long way.
What should I bring?
Bring a rough homepage draft, a short description of your service and a document you can edit during the session. A page of notes counts. It doesn’t have to look presentable yet.
Do I need a finished website?
You can work in a plain text document. The exercises focus on the words and the order of the information.
Do I need copywriting experience?
The exercises start with what you know about your own service. A rough description is enough to begin.
How do I check the time where I live?
Use My local time in the event details section. The agenda on this page is written in the event’s Asia/Taipei time zone.
Where do I register and find the booking terms?
Registration takes place on the host’s booking or checkout page. Review the session details and host policies there before paying.
Give the draft a date
The blank page has had its turn.
Bring the page you’ve been meaning to rewrite. We’ll start with the opening and work through the service description.