Day 29 of 30 Found this site upworkmrr.com recently and the #1 freelancer is from India and is making 159K per month The highest paid DR copywriter is making 19K MRR on upwork Today's Update Outreach: - sent one Upwork proposal Client work: - social media mangement - cold email campaign planning Copy study/practice - None

Hope you're all doing well! Just ended a trial week with a 8-figure brand today, and spent $21k in a single week at a 1.9X ROAS. Their breakeven is 1.3X, and they want to operate above 1.5X. Got 1 super winner and 6 winners in a single week. Excited to work with them.... as the retainer and % of ad spend is juicy. That's all for today, have a great one.

To improve your copy even if you started out today, Complete this 30 day challenge with me. Let's work together. Shoutout for AWAI. Day #1 Of Challenge: Write 5 Bullets of advantage and disadvantage of corkscrew. Feel free to make mistakes. Note: it's not a review copy post, write your bullets directly in comments not in attached docs.

This is a tactical overview by @Lina Fahizul who's hosting our upcoming female buyer psychology workshop, “She's Not Buying,” July 1st to 3rd in Copywriting Launchpad. If you'd like to join us, visit: https://linasworkshop.manus.space Here are the top five mistakes creative strategists make when selling to women: 1. Agitating Pain the Wrong Way “PAS” works well for men but often makes women feel unsafe. Because of societal expectations, women already live in a loop of self-criticism, comparison, guilt, and overthinking, largely due to societal expectations. When copy piles onto that loop, she feels threatened. If she feels threatened, she won't buy. 2. Using Urgency That Triggers Suspicion Countdown timers and fake scarcity speed up the buying process for men by triggering their competitive instinct. In women they create suspicion and backfire. She thinks, “Why are you pressuring me? What are you trying to hide? If your product is so good, why are you trying to guilt me into buying?” 3. Using Proof Stacks to Impress Instead of Relate With men, social proof can be used to impress. With women, social proof needs to be relatable. If you lead with your biggest result or a dramatic transformation like “I made $100K in 90 days.” A man might think, “That could be me.” A woman might think, ”That's not relatable.” She looks for what's possible for someone like her. Someone with her constraints, starting point, and doubts. 4. Misunderstanding the Circular Buying Pattern Men buy linearly: they see an ad, click, read, and buy. Women buy circularly: they see an ad, click, read, leave, come back later, check reviews, ask a friend for their opinion, wait for a response, and finally buy days later. Men mistake this for indecision. But it's their normal process of validation. Optimizing funnels for a single visit ignores this circular pattern. 5. Skipping the Permission Gate Women are conditioned to put everyone else first. Even if a woman wants to buy something for herself, she questions whether she deserves it. This is her internal “Permission Gate.” Most copy does nothing to help her give herself permission to buy.

1. This is an ad selling a service to people with businesses. Can be directly applied to sell copywriting services. 2. Targeting the audience on emotional terms. Like they addressed people who think they have possibilities. So filtering for confident business people. 3. Emphasising on how important the service is to any business. 4. Lowering risk by Emphasising on the fact they get a better outcome for the same price and effort. 5. Building credibility through experience and not results. Emphasising on familiarity on different business.