👉 Question: From @destroyed7399 “Should I send personalized follow ups after the first personalized message or keep the messages normal for time.” 👉 Answer: Personalized messages every step of the way, bro. Your prospects want to talk to a human who understands them, their business, and wants to help… … not someone who is sending out the same message, 100s of times, to absolutely anyone and everyone. Do you know what unpersonalized outreach says to your prospects? “I’m cutting corners, trying to send as many messages as I can, and hoping someone replies” 🤡 Do you think that's a good way for prospects to think of you? Put in effort and show that you actually care. That’s how you’ll get clients in the end. That’s exactly what I show my 1-1 students to do, and they’re closing deals every week. You’ve got this 🔥

Hey! I got a message from a potential prospect after asking him if he has an email list going. What should I say next? (Any improvements and criticisms to the message already sent would be appreciated as well)

👉 Question: From @solo.stamen “Hey Tyson, I just wanted to know what are the things that I have to know before going into a sales call? I would like to help these business owners with their problems, but I can't imagine the back and forth questioning, as well as the objection handling.” 👉 Answer: Every call is different, but here is a rough idea of things you’ll probably need to know. ✏️ The exact problem they have ✏️ The impact it has on the business ✏️ How long it’s been an issue ✏️ What have they tried to solve the problem Then you need to know roughly how you can help them, so that you don’t fumble on the call. You can’t prepare exact details in advance, but you can get some ideas in place, like: ✏️ The types of copy they might need ✏️ How much copy might they need ✏️ Price ranges of your solutions Because every prospect has different needs, it’s important to adjust your quotes and solutions on the call to match the situation. If you want to get a feel for sales calls, do some roleplays with 4D members where they play a prospect. You can ask them to be a nice prospect, and then later move into more problematic ones with objections you can practice. Hope this helps bro, get out there and crush it 💪 Everyone, this is your reminder to practice sales call roleplays. React 🫡 if you’re going to do one this week… … if you don’t want to, then, do you even want to make money? 🤔👀 (I can only show you the path, I can’t walk it for you) You don’t want to get a call booked and then crumble under any pressure.

What’s the most important part of an email? 1️⃣ CTA 2️⃣ Hook 3️⃣ SL + PV 4️⃣ Body copy 5️⃣ Pursuasion

Most copywriters LOVE to overcomplicate outreach. Spend weeks building a portfolio of practice copy, website, or cold email setup. You know what I call that? Productive procrastination. None of those methods are directly going to land you a client, and that’s why it’s the SLOW way. Here's the fast way to get clients: One of my private students landed a 7.5k deal using a platform I've never talked about at length on YouTube before. Not Instagram. Not cold email. Not Facebook. Now I'm not saying this will work for everyone. But if you follow every single step I’ve laid out, It would be CRAZY not to land at least one client. Watch it here: how to get 3 copywriting clients this month. 👉https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pyYtgKzNrcI Your #1 fan, Tyson 4D.