Outreaching is what makes or breaks all copywriters, You create your portfolio, write some templates, maybe record yourself, And then you throw yourself out into the unknown... You're used to being paid by the hour, Being "rewarded" (if you could even call it that) for the time you put in, But outreaching is more than that, it's counter-intuitive, As Alex Hormozi says, out of 100 prospects 1-2 become actual clients, So the first thoughts when facing rejection after rejection are: "Is this really worth it?" "Maybe I'm just not made for this" "They were right, I dreamt too big" NO, that's not it I've been there, Wondering if I'm just close to getting my first client or if I should've never started. It can be not only a mood killer, but a turning point where most copywriters quit. You don't need to be most copywriters though... Not after I tell you the secret which will 2X, 3X and potentially 10X your outreach success rate. Are you ready? You already know how much of a pain point your credibility is when starting out, This is why instead of trying to hard sell yourself like you're on teleshopping, You should... ......................... Shut up and create something! Write your e-book, start that youtube channel, post 3-4 reels a day. Whatever your business, you're a creator, and so are your prospects as a copywriter, Imagine the trust your potential clients will have when they recognize you're a creator, JUST LIKE THEM Instead of giving the impression of a leech that wants to suck the life out of their income. I know, At this point you may be thinking, "Who are you to give this advice? Are you even a creator?" I'm David and yesterday I published my first book on self development and spirituality, And I am a copywriter just like yourself. If you want to build unshakeable credibility for your first clients, you better remember this: Shut up and create something. P.S. If you want to learn what took me more than 300 hours to learn about human nature (that's your clients too btw), check out my book evldavid.gumroad.com/l/WYR

Hey, people! Do you have any tips on how to handle Instagram accounts that require you to send a DM invitation before your message gets through? Most of the leads I try to prospect have this setting enabled, so I send the message, but most of the time, they don’t even see it. How can I overcome this challenge and improve my chances of getting noticed?

Closing $4,300 in sales for AI infrastructure wasn’t as simple as it sounds. Many agents were skeptical about the value of AI in their industry, so I had to invest time in educating them. Early pitches fell flat because I focused too much on technical details instead of real-world benefits. I shifted my approach to emphasize how AI could save them time, generate leads, and close deals faster. It took persistence, tailored demos, and overcoming objections, but the hard work paid off with $4,300 in sales—and a deeper understanding of what clients truly need. If you have any questions or DM's, comment below or DM me.

A few days ago as I was heading home, Some random woman crashed into me, She ran a stop sign and crashed straight into my rear, She hit me so hard, I ended up slamming a concrete pole. I was fine but my car? Not so much. It was almost totaled… Ok… and what does that have to do with copy? Her whole family showed up on scene and her brother came up with an offer, “We’ll pay for your car, but don’t report this to the police.” Tempting, right? I refused Why? What made me walk away? I mean, my car was old and the insurance payout wouldn’t be that much. The issue was (drum beats lol) their offer. I had basically no reason to trust them, reporting to the police was mandatory, and I had no guarantee that I'd receive my money, I had just met them yk… Listen to this, Your life is made out of more offers than you realize. Persuasion is NOT a skill that you use in writing and then throw out the window! You use it every time you want something. more importantly… Copywriting works in the same way, it’s a mindset. And persuasion is about more than words. It’s about understanding: - Offers: Are they irresistible? Do they solve a real problem? - Trust: What guarantees do you give? How do you make people feel safe saying “yes”? - Testimonials: What proof do you offer to back up your claims? In conclusion, Learn how to build trust and build offers. It might just save you from your next “crash.”

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