I’ve been tracking a prospect for the past 2 months and carefully reading his emails. Here’s what I found: 1. Emails: His emails are poorly structured... just long blocks of text. Even for me (who’s trying to study them), it’s exhausting, let alone for a normal reader. 2. Traffic: He isn’t generating traffic. He doesn’t run ads, has no Instagram, and only a small following on YouTube and Facebook. No solid sales page either. So I have a few questions: - I can improve his emails, but traffic is weak. If I can’t run ads myself, how else can I help him generate traffic? I have confusion about ads. Should I run ads? If so, then how? I mean, do you first have to learn the ads running process or what? plz answer this Ad question regarding traffic - He calls himself a 6-figure business owner. How much should I charge him, and on what basis? - Most importantly: How do I know if I can genuinely help a client and not screw things up?

When you say “Outline the copy,” what exactly do you mean? I’m not sure I fully understand what an outline looks like in this context.... specially if it’s hard to start or write any type of copy. Could you explain it in more detail?

I know what a sales funnel is and I understand the basic concepts, but I don’t know exactly how to study and break down a funnel stepby step .... like what to look for at each stage, what tools to use, and how to analyze different types of funnels in detail

do i have to learn social media management for copywriting?? Also, Is running Ads my job?? or just writing?

I’ve been writing copy every single day for months.... Taking lectures, reading countless books, and practicing nonstop every day. I even get feedback regularly, but there’s always something wrong: “This paragraph doesn’t relate,” “This part is too long,” or “It doesn’t create enough intrigue.” After all this time, it feels like I’m still standing in the exact same place I was months ago. No matter how much I practice, I still can’t seem to write a copy that truly works. I know no one’s perfect... but if I’d improved even a little, someone would’ve said, “This copy works.” Instead, my copies are nothing but mistakes.