where can I find a client?

Can’t believe this is my last Skool post of 2024 🤯 What’s one skill you plan to master in the new year? If I know someone who’s good at the skill you want to master, I’ll introduce you! Comment below👇 Happy New Year, everyone 🎉

Seeing quality copy in the wild is great, but it’s even greater-er when it’s YOUR copy! This is an ad I created for a local beauty bar. What do y’all think?! @Maiia Zlotnikova 😄

So I need y’all’s help… I’m torn between two community ideas that I want to start. The first one is a more niche version of this one. It will be for software entrepreneurs and will exist to help them learn how to write better copy so they can scale their business and get more funding. The second one will be about Customer Success. CS management is what I’ve been doing for my career since 2018. I have a ton of knowledge on the subject. I’m starting to see the term “customer success” be thrown around on Skool. Some bigger community owners seem to want to start hiring Customer Success Managers for their community. This just seems like a unique opportunity to jump on, ya know?! Both of these communities would be paid communities. Probably anywhere from $20-$40 a month. So what do y’all think? Vote what community you think is a better idea, and if you feel so inclined, comment why you voted the way you did. Appreciate you guys 🙏 Tagging a few people I would love to hear from: @Patrice Moore, @Olga Medina, @Joe DeFilippo, @Bijan Izadi, @Devon Meadows, @Navreet Pabla, @Evan Momcilovic, @Jake Enslin

I’m was an idiot when is started copywriting I didn’t knew a sht about the fk I started after I failed to crack my desired colleges exam and decided to be a drop out. Which made me even more stressed out. I started to search how to be successful without a college degree There I stumbled upon COPYWRITING and I was intrigued I watched lots of YouTube video I followed those so called copywriting (fake)millionaires Who actually did nothing but promoted their own courses or some kind of paid stuff. And tried everything, but one thing From Binging copywriting content to reading lots of books Like: The boron letters Take their money Adweeks copywriting handbook Breakthrough copywriting You can say I was I copywriting nerd for a while I learned as much as I could I read great copies I rewrote them on copies Not only once or twice But Lots of time And yk what Nothing changed I was same as shit when I wrote copies I didn’t meant anything even after learning all that, I wasted my time. And then consequence of it I started feeling like a failure Started thinking I’ll never become a good copywriter And unfortunately I STOPPED COPYWRITING Thinking it’s not my cup of tea! I thought I did everything to be a good copywriter, From watching lots of video To reading lots Of books. But the only thing, The only thing The only most important thing Which separated as MASTER from a BEGINNER, Which I didn’t did, DOING PRACTICE ACTUALLY WRITING COPIES when I started I was told that you have to learn a lot about it to write good copies And so I did And I wasted all my time I actually started to forget things that I learned: through those videos (even tho they didn’t taught me anything), though those books reading those books, Through those articles i read about copywriting Because of only one thing NOT PUTTING IN THE REPS My dreams were shattered, the imposter syndrome ate me, anxiety hitted hard And I failed as a copywriter I GAVE UP. But now I’m again into copywriting after 3 months starting from 0