The difference between copywriting and technical writing can best be described as:

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Copywriting is any content with an aim to inform or educate a target audience vs Technical writing whose aim to persuade a target audience to perform a task, usually, purchase a product or serve.

Copywriting is used to write novels and creative stories vs Technical writing, which is used to write sales pitches and product descriptions.
Copywriting is creating compelling content to persuade a target audience to perform an action vs Technical writing, which is creating clear and concise text and information to
inform a target audience about a product, service, or company, or creating content to help consumers use the product.

Copywriting requires a deep understanding of technology and complex systems, while technical writing is all about creativity and storytelling.

Answer 1

The correct choice is:

Copywriting is creating compelling content to persuade a target audience to perform an action vs Technical writing, which is creating clear and concise text and information to inform a target audience about a product, service, or company, or creating content to help consumers use the product.

This option accurately captures the essence of both fields, clearly distinguishing the persuasive nature of copywriting from the informative focus of technical writing.