Trendy Language in Copy
- Molly Simkiss

- Mar 20
- 1 min read
It’s giving…outdated.
Trendy language in copy is fun.
It’s punchy.
It creates connection.
It gives the reader a sense of “we’re in on this moment together.”
But it also comes with a shelf life.
What sounds clever today can feel reeaally cringey, confusing, or off-brand a year from now.
This is especially true if your copy is meant to live on a website, in an email lifecycle, or inside a brand that values longevity.
A few things to ask before you jump on a trend:
Does this actually sound like us?
Will this still make sense to someone reading it months (or years) from now?
Are we borrowing a voice or reinforcing our own?
Trends can work in the right place (social, timely campaigns, brand moments).
But the classics – clarity, confidence, and brand voice – never go out of style.




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