Time stamps: 0:00 Part 1: What can you expect from this workshop 8:55 Part 2: How to avoid the spam folder 19:24 Part 3: How often to email 26:43 Part 4: How to never run out of email ideas 45:04 Part 5: How to get your emails opened 1:02:53 Part 6: What your emails should look like 1:13:17 Part 7: How to edit your emails 1:22:39 Part 8: How to get more clicks 1:32:28 Part 9: How to do an email launch/promotion 1:44:59 Part 10: How to write cold emails that get replies 2:02:31 Conclusion 2:14:03 Q&A

Before I became a copywriter my first real job was in the Procurement department of a shipping company. Procurement, sometimes called Purchasing, buys things for the company. The way we bought things was via RFPs (Requests for Proposal), RFQs (Requests for Quotation) and Tenders (Sealed proposals, called "bids.") Sometimes formal, sometimes informal, these are ways of saying, we are buying X, please send us a quote. Then we review the quotes/proposals/bids and pick the one we like best. In most cases, but not always, it's the cheapest quote/proposal/bid. The tenders were the worst. We had to open sealed bids and discuss them in a "tender committee." Which meant me sitting, taking notes ("meeting minutes") and trying not to fall asleep. That experience is one of the reasons I don't like to work with corporations. One, I don't like competing for work. Two, the decision makers are often not the end user. But this was a mistake on my part. Because corporate clients pay A LOT more than coaches, consultants, and course creators. And the process of winning their business isn't always so tedious. In many cases, you can close a deal in a few weeks (corporations don't always do RFP/RFQ/Tender, and they may not all have a procurement department.) They do have their particular ways of doing business, though, which you have to know and play to. But, if you're willing to learn the corporate client game, and play it… Three to five clients per year are enough to make a 6-figure income. And while you need to be good at what you do, you do not need to be an A-list copywriter to win these deals. And the best part is, once they've built a relationship with you, they keep coming back for more.

@Matthew Volkwyn and I talk about the highest paying copywriting projects, how you can close them, and what to do to launch your copywriting career. This is where copywriting is going in 2026. Prepare yourself now. Drop any questions you have about the topics we discussed in the comments below. Time stamps: 00:00 – Intro 01:58 – What clients actually pay for in 2026 04:19 – The state of email copywriting 09:12 – High-ticket projects 16:10 – The industries quietly paying top dollar 19:30 – AI-proof work 23:17 – Why most writers plateau 26:17 – How to position yourself for high-value clients 29:39 – What “big-picture” copywriting actually looks like 33:26 – Building trust and long-term client relationships 37:59 – High paying projects 42:46 – Copywriting Launchpad 53:09 – High paying projects continued 01:06:49 - Final thoughts and wrap-up

Read these books **BEFORE** you start learning copywriting. Read them 10 times each. https://www.skool.com/copywriting-launchpad/classroom/99450963?md=1dd8193b2eb2483f99cc0b479a1aa00d

@Alicia Joseph is stepping away from Freelancing Freedom Academy. She is doing this because she cannot give the community the attention it deserves while growing her business. Rather than split her focus, she chose to go all in on client work. @Matthew Volkwyn and I (Nabeel Azeez) have taken over as owners of this community. While this community will remain open and cost nothing to join, WE WILL sell you things. I own Copyskills and Matthew owns Copy Systems and Copy Dojo. We both offer paid coaching and courses. There is no obligation on you to buy anything from us. You're welcome to stay in this group, for as long as you like, at no cost to you. Both Matthew and I will be investing resources to grow this community. We will also publish exclusive content for you. Livestreams where we answer your questions. New material for the Classroom. Webinars where we teach specific topics. And so on. We're also creating affiliate opportunities for members. You will help us grow the community and make “offer owner” money without having to create your own products. Finally, and most importantly, you will all be added to our email lists. My Copyskills list and Matthew's personal list. You may unsubscribe anytime. Alicia will continue to document her journey on her YouTube channel and Instagram account. As fans of Alicia, you'll be able to follow along. Alicia started this community with good intentions. Matthew and I have taken over this community with good intentions. You will be happy with what's to come. In sha Allah.