I listen carefully to each perspective, ensuring that everyone feels heard and understood while keeping the project’s objectives in focus. It’s important to find common ground, using data or audience insights to guide decisions and create a solution that aligns with both the creative vision and the overall goals.

Whose opinions are these? The client's opinion trumps all, because they're paying (even if their opinion isn't best). If the opinions are from teammates or coworkers, use your judgment to decide which advice to follow. You're the copywriter; own the role.

To navigate conflicting opinions on copy revisions: 1. **Gather Feedback**: Collect all opinions in a structured manner to understand differing perspectives clearly. 2. **Identify Common Goals**: Highlight shared objectives among stakeholders to create a unified direction for the revisions. 3. **Prioritize Key Inputs**: Assess feedback based on relevance and impact on the project's goals, focusing on the most critical suggestions. 4. **Facilitate Discussion**: Organize a meeting to discuss feedback openly, encouraging collaboration and consensus-building among stakeholders. 5. **Propose Compromises**: Offer solutions that incorporate essential elements from various opinions while maintaining the integrity of the copy.

Listen actively and understand what each opinion intends to do; if it's aligned with the brand's vision, goals, and identity according to what you have established during planning. Then, encourage feedbacking and educate them about how such suggestions may benefit or ruin your targets. Decide a common decision on what suggestions to consider.