@Mehdi Abedi, it all depends on what you’re offering them. Scripts, emails, social media, etc. What’re you offering?

@Matiss Riekstins, being 100% honest, I’d either completely ignore responding to this, or just shut it down immediately. You started off by replying to his story, which is great, but when he answered, you didn’t even respond back to it.. you just went right into the sale. That disregards any potential curiosity you had before, and people can see right through that. He probably thought you were actually interested in his response, but by going right into a sale, it would make it clear you were just trying to find an “in”, to pitch your idea of hiring you. If you had a conversation with the guy, and later mentioned you’d noticed he didn’t have a sales page (without selling), and asked him why he didn’t have one, it would seem more genuine. He may currently have someone building one for him, or maybe never thought to have one, or maybe he gets his sales some other way. Be curious, be genuine, and hold off on the sale. Just talk to people, and eventually if it makes sense to do so, THEN you can present your opportunity to them..

@Syed Hassan Ali I just finished reviewing your email. Hope this helps. Let me know your thoughts :)

@Kadri Clinton It's still View Only. Please make sure share settings allow for "editing/commenting" for "anyone with a link".

@Tiernan O Toole A good rule is to have at LEAST 6-9 posts so when someone comes across your profile the feed is full of your posts (instead of white space). This helps them feel like you're more established. Also, agreed with Isvid on his rewrite. Be specific on what you help with "marketing services" is vague and can mean a lot of things.