Stop wasting 60+ minutes writing an email. It doesn’t take that long anymore… … Even if you’re a beginner. And in my latest video, I proved it. You sit over my shoulder as I show you how I use AI to write emails, What I do to make them sound good, And I give you the exact resources I use. Once the emails are done, they’re sent to my clients with an invoice for $1000s. The crazy thing is, the video is only 17 minutes. If you want to use AI correctly to write copy that isn’t dookie, You won’t want to miss this one. 👇 Click below to watch the training. (Unless you want to keep your R2-D2 copy lol) Tyson https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ToNMDd5y0nc&t=681s

Guys from where do you read successful copies??? Like website copies, vsl and others.

Guys, I’m a beginner digital marketer and I just landed my first client — an ERP software company. My role is to handle their social media marketing. I know how to manage Instagram (posts, carousels, reels), X, LinkedIn, Facebook, and I can do market analysis and competitor research. We’ll also start running ads soon. But I’m confused about one thing: should I be doing more to deliver the best results? Things like cold emails, AI agents, building an email system, or even cold calls?My client doesn’t know about these and told me that posting on Instagram, X, and LinkedIn is enough for now, and later we can run ads.But for a B2B ERP business… isn’t that too limited? They want to focus mainly on Instagram, but for B2B/ERP, LinkedIn is usually the main platform. I can bring organic growth (slow, obviously), but I can’t guarantee clients. They don’t expect guaranteed leads, but of course, if I generate any, it’s great for me. I don't know what extra features to provide to my client, i am feeling what if i didn't produce good results, get very low followers count? my client will feel bad righ? There’s so much happening in this field and I feel a bit lost. My client thinks this is enough, but I feel like I should be doing more.If you were in my place, what would you do? Also, please drop some strategies for: - Growing followers for B2B brands - Closing ERP clients online - Skills I should learn for this - Best YouTubers/channels to follow - Courses/books you recommend

Yea… you read that right. Just a couple of days ago, I had a beginner say to me: “Tyson, I’m working 18 hours every day, but I still haven’t got a client. Why?” When I took a look at what he was doing, it was crystal clear where he was going wrong. I know many of you are in a similar situation, so I’ve decided to make a post. He was definitely working hard every day, but there was a key mistake holding him back. The action being taken was sending him in the wrong direction. How? By making guesses, learning from different places, and trying to do too much. The result was moving farther and farther away from his goals. That’s exactly why, not long ag,o I made the $10k client-getting roadmap in this free community. To take out the guesswork and give you a proven, structured plan to follow. They don’t call me “Free Value 4D” for nothin’ lol. Now, the work you put in pushes you towards your goals, not away from them. Here’s the link: https://www.skool.com/the-4d-copywriting-community-4828/classroom Lmk your progress with the roadmap so far: See ya in the next one, Prof. 4D

Discretion: None of my intentions in this post is to trash talk anybody (Tyson included) YOU DON'T HAVE TO ANSWER ALL (but it would be nice to have the answers to all) 1. Was copywriting easier or harder then you expected? 2. Which free value is better or when is each more applicable, a) vid intro b) critique/loom c) replying to story 3. Correct me if I am wrong but... Smaller biz check insta DM's and large corporate biz check emails 4. How should I price my services. 5. Does scaling mean increasing price/charging more or getting more clients 6. How much clients does it take to earn around 10k (including the fact that you started off little, looking for answers from personal expieriences!) 7. How useful/effective is Insta dm 8. What's the hardest part in your expierience 9. Average time you spent on copywriting starting out 10. Anything that you object to to any of tyson's value 11. How much people should I outreach to 12. How do y'all organize your clients (especially in prospecting and outreaching faze) 13. Any advice to give me as a person still in school? (other than focus on my studies, nuh uh 😁)