This is a discount email I've written for a high-priced course, tell me where it lacks and how can improve it, and you can comment on it. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1uo0A1XynI3FJgQPWOaG6eLmsdgQPC66eLRerqvMg4GY/edit?usp=sharing

Be Human. That’s it. That’s the post. Happy Saturday, err’body! ❤️

This tip is inspired by the question @Kerri Oliver posted yesterday. To write the best copy for your business, it takes a certain type of mindset 🧠 I’ve written a lot of copy and content for myself and for clients over the past few years and think I finally cracked the code! The mindset that’s needed is this… ✨You✨ Lemme explain… When you’re writing exactly how you would talk to a good friend or a loved one, amazing things happen. Idk how to explain it but the content I post that is 100% my brand voice does so much better than if I were to try to mimic someone else’s brand voice. What works for someone else may not work for me. Now, how does this apply for the clients I write for? It’s simple really… Before I start writing for someone, I read through their social media posts, watch their videos, and read more of their content so I get a feel for how they talk and write. Usually the first piece of copy has the most edits but after that, it’s smooth sailing ⛵️ Don’t try to overcomplicate things. Remember: Use less words, pack in the most value, and BE YOURSELF.

Last time I posted this, I got some amazing questions! Since we have so many new members, I’m doing it again 🙌 Ask a question in the comments of this post and I’ll respond with a video. Aaaaaaand GO 👇

I'm a full time copywriter And probably same as most of you, I've watched about 1000 videos on "how to write good copy" Which is helpful... But I'm always left wondering, "Can you just show me how?" I write copy for 5 Skool games winners, and in the video below, I literally go through and write their emails live. If it's helpful, LMK and I'll make some more on sales pages, LinkedIn, etc.