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Quiting - if youre already a millionaire and no longer need clients.... SKIP this...
There’s a huge copywriting lesson I got from watching TONS of YouTube videos, reading books and getting numerous courses... And It's pretty simple: Don't be a QUITTER. That's right. It might seem generic but it's really no secret. The best way to getting clients is to keep hustling every day, no matter what. You see, most copywriters are like yo-yo dieters. They work as humanly hard as possible for a few weeks, then they give up and binge on Netflix... They think they can time the market and catch the perfect wave of demand. But they're wrong. The market doesn't care about your timing. It just doesn't really care :) Sorry to be blunt but... It only cares about your TIME. The more time you spend in the market, the more chances you have to land clients. It's like fishing. You can't catch anything if you don't cast your line. Prospects are ALWAYS looking for copywriters who can solve their problems. But they won’t find you if you’re hiding under a rock. You just have to be CONSISTENT. Like a gym bro who works out every day. Not a couch potato who binge-watches Netflix once a month. (used to be this guy 😂) That’s why you have to: • Outreach. Reach out to prospects every day. Don't be spammy or pushy. Just be friendly and helpful. (a mistake I've always been making) • Follow up. Don't let your leads go cold. Follow up with them until they say yes or no. Don't be annoying or desperate. Just be persistent and polite. (I learned this the hard way) • Provide value. Don't just pitch your services. Provide value to your prospects. Show them how you can solve their problems and make their lives easier. Do these three things every day, and I guarantee you'll get more clients than you can handle. ... AND if you don't believe me? Try it out and see for yourself. But don't just stop there. Keep going. Cus the more you do it, the better you'll get at it. And the better you get at it, the more money you'll make. So don't be a quitter. Be a winner.
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Quiting - if youre already a millionaire and no longer need clients.... SKIP this...
Get a safe, clean and ad-free LinkedIn Feed
***** EDIT: Guys, avoid this hack at the moment, I'm getting funny error messages from LinkedIn when accessing this custom feed and getting logged out, so better avoid this. Apologies for the inconvenience. ********* Hey peeps, here's a quick tip for you if you're tired to be at the mercy of LinkedIn's algorithm in your feed. 1. Click the Search bar and press enter. 2. Click on posts 3. Then apply the following filters: - Sort by latest - Posted by: People you follow That's it, now you'll have a feed free of ads, with only posts from people you follow, sorted by the latest. D.
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Get a safe, clean and ad-free LinkedIn Feed
Your biggest content creation hurdle and how you overcame it
Content is king. But sometimes it gets harder to bring out something of "value" What's your favorite ways to get back on track?
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Growing the Company page vs Personal Profile on LinkedIn.
Has anyone here ever worked with a founder that did not want to grow his personal brand, But instead simply only wanted his company page to grow its followers? - (Through posting consistently and leading the followers onto his own website) If yes, I'd love to hear your insights on the best ways to go about this? Thanks:)
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How to sell better: 5 steps by John Harrison & Andy Raskin
Want to be better at pitching? Steal from the 5-Step breakdown of Elon Musk's Powerwall Pitch: Here it is in short [order is crucial]: 1/ Name the enemy Start by highlighting your customer's struggles, identifying the root cause, and discussing the implications, rather than starting with your solution. 2/ Answer “why now?” A lot of people are sceptical of change, especially when it comes to changing longstanding behaviours. Why do people have to do this now? You need an answer to that question. 3/ Show the promised land Prior to discussing how your solution is delivered, make sure you do this first. It is not the promised land that is the punchline. 4/ Identify obstacles An obstacle is really a need, a concern, or scepticism. Explain how you will overcome the obstacles your audience is likely to face. 5/ Prove the outcome You should show how your solution transforms lives. A final nail in the coffin for sceptics. I am thinking to use this system to reorder, and rephrase my proposal deck, apply it to new copy/outlines… Based on two amazing reads from Andy Raskin & Newsletter from John Harrison (copywriting.io): https://medium.com/firm-narrative/want-a-better-pitch-watch-this-328b95c2fd0b https://medium.com/the-mission/the-greatest-sales-deck-ive-ever-seen-4f4ef3391ba0
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