Rate it out of 10, be as brutal as possible. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1xyAgABuzuCzdzgldj1ffXxr65uKWYRl3jKVGeLd_v94/edit?usp=sharing

I’ll cut to the chase... You already know that AI is changing the world as we know it. And if you don't learn how to use AI as soon as possible, then you're going to get left behind. That's exactly why I've made this 1 hour 37 minute free AI course just for you. Inside, you’ll see: 1. The exact Claude prompt that turned 3 hours of typing into $2,500 cash (this is a real client story I’ve never shared before) 2. How to 2x, 5x, or even 10x your copywriting output while sounding human, making your copy hit harder, and landing bigger clients as a result 3. Why “average” copywriters are getting steamrolled by AI… and how you can learn the skill ASAP to AI-proof your income So without any further ado, let's hop right into it. Click below to see how to become an AI copywriter making 6-figures working part-time hours. 👉https://youtu.be/lenhsCrsr6I Tyson.

👉 Question: From @thebigwizz_ “Some niches have sub niches, when practicing copy should on real prospects should we create an avatar on each and every sub niche? Your answer would go a long way!” 👉 Answer: When creating an avatar, it’s best to do it on a prospect-by-prospect basis. This might sound like it takes a long time, but with AI, you can really speed up the process. The reason I say make different ones for each prospect is that everyone has a slightly different message, aimed at different people. I’ll give you an example. If you’re outreaching to sales coaches, you can’t use the same avatar. Jeremy Miner and Shelby Sapp have 2 entirely different target avatars. Jeremy aims broader, covering multiple industries, age ranges, and no gender specifics. Shelby, on the other hand, aims for women in the 18-35 range, with the boss girl, independent, FU kind of attitude. When outreaching to them, you can’t use the same avatar because the message won’t land properly. Then it looks like you’re trying to cut corners, the prospect will notice and choose someone who puts in the effort to go above and beyond to understand their audience. It takes a little extra time, but it increases your chances of closing a deal. Keep crushing it, and check out the insane 4-hour outreach course that I dropped a few weeks ago. It’s got sauce in there that’ll help you out. I posted it here yesterday, but I know it’ll help you, so here’s the link again 🤪 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-cvCaqEs1AY&t=18s

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👉 Question: From @zyther632 “what ihas this server become man? Before this was a place where statuses were valued, it was a middle point of people who wanted to change their lives, back then, copy reviews were actually helpful, and people gave value with credibility. While some helpful people are still here, the server is filled with newbies. The major issue I would point out is the activity of the mods, if no one helps drive engagement and share some really nice value apart from J, the activity of the server just dissapears, Not to even mention about the thousands of spammers who DM this place directly, and gain no actual punishment for it. Tyson, I looked up to you, but what is this payback for us signing up to this place? If you want to make it as good as possible, make people want to come back for more, not leave them in mud. (also give actual benefits to intermediates and advanced ranked people instead of some chat and other minor things) Let's see if this is a guru or not, if he doesen't respond, then we know he wants to keep this place shitty, If the mods ban me, same thing If he actually responds then his soul from 2023 is responding and there is some humanity left.” 👉 Answer: Hey bro, there’s a lot in there to unpack… … where I even start lol. Of course, this server is full of “newbies,” I try to reach as many people to help them change their lives with copywriting. People who show an interest join, just like you did. Is every single one of them going to turn into a world-class copywriter? Probably not. Some people go on to choose other business models, focus on family life, or stay in the 9–5 grind. And you know what? That’s totally fine. Copywriting isn’t for everyone. I have no hard feelings towards them. We’re all human and get to make our own choices. I’m not quite sure what you mean by engagement, though. I post Tyson’s Teachings every other day, I answer questions here every day, and you get FREE coaching calls twice a week.