As an experienced copywriter my copywriting doesn't just pull in response, it wins awards. Here are four awards I clocked up as the copywriter half of the dynamic Senior Direct Marketing Team at Poulter Partners (Leeds, Yorkshire, UK). Click below to find out more.

Direct Marketing Association Award for Innovation
A spy theme inspired Yorkshire Electricity's mailer to remind retail staff why its customer service was 'unYEbeatable'. A tape was hidden inside a realistic paperback spy novel - and throughout the text hints at the unYEbeatable message. The campaign generated an outstanding response of 100 per cent (the response device was a bookmark).

Yorkshire Publicity Association Awards
Sharp invited key suppliers to a Brown Goods Show with the message: 'Nothing makes sense like a Sharp'. To reinforce this message, nothing on the mailer makes sense. The pencil has a rubber at both ends, the puzzles in the puzzle book don't work and the Introduction is gobbledegook. Only when you get to the Conclusion does everything become clear with the message that only Sharp makes sense.

Direct Marketing Association Award: Off-the-Page Ads
Stones (part of Bass Breweries) were sponsoring the Rubgy League Premiership. An advertisement showing a rugby player passing a phone instead of a ball was part of a campaign to persuade fans to buy their Rugby League Premiership Finals tickets by phone. All seats were sold in record time.

Sales Promotion Magazine Gold Award
M & B Breweries used incentivised direct mail to persuade tenants to buy soft drinks direct from the brewery. A rolled up message concealed inside a can unravelled to reveal the 48 bottles tenants would receive free when they switched suppliers.