Wassup, I was stuck and figuring out how to find clients and where to find them.... Even if i found one i wouldn't reach out because i was afraid of the pressure and the action becomes thinking. So from now I have decided that I am giving my services free on 3 conditions: 1. You'll use my service and squeeze every drop of it to its core. 2. Give me killer feedback on it. (Testimonials if possible). 3. Refer me to a friend OR Tell me a business that needs my help or service. I have skills of Copywriting, Marketing. I will get experience as I go so please help me to become a True marketer ❤️‍🩹, So I am starting from you all copy squad members ♥️. Comment me if you have any work 👍🏻

Sorry for delay I was busy helping. Anyways here this is. (Read last note). In this writing prompt, we’re going to ask you to imagine you're an 85-year-old person who’s lived a good, rich, long life, and you’ve got advice to share with your 22-year-old granddaughter who’s just graduated from college. What advice would you want to give her? What kinds of things have you experienced in your many years, the different stories and different learnings that you want to pass along to her? Think about these now as seven emails. Write seven different email stories, with seven pieces of advice that you want to pass along to your granddaughter. And then, take that format and apply it to a client you’re working with. What are seven stories you can write for them, with seven pieces of advice about their products or services? It’s a great way to practice writing. Note: this challenge will take up 5-7 days, have fun ✌🏻. Credit: AWAI.

How many emails do you get in a given day? And how many do you instantly delete because the subject line is boring, spammy or useless? Take an email you recently received — one that’s trying to sell you a product or service — and make it better by writing a stronger headline or subject line. Don’t overthink it. Just try to come up with 15 different subject lines that pique curiosity and tap into the 4 U's you’ve learned from AWAI (American Writers and Artists, Inc.)*: • Unique • Useful • Ultra-specific • Urgent The more you practice writing email subject lines, the more it becomes automatic and second nature. Note: It's not a review post. Credit: AWAI

If you're not sure what to write, you might be hung up by thinking you have nothing to say. The truth is, you're full of interesting information and learning more all the time. Ever hear that phrase, "you learn something new every day?" I believe it's true. In fact, today, let's learn something and reteach it to someone else. First, visit your favorite website, blog, or social media site. (Yes, Facebook is encouraged for this writing prompt, just don't get distracted.) Once there, look for an article or blog post with more than a few paragraphs. Read the post and then – here’s where the writing comes in – explain, in your own words, what you read and learned. Feel free to add your own twists or examples to make your story unique. Note: This is not a reviewing post and you can now attach a file. Credit goes to AWAI

It's been a moment since I ran a QnA! We had some great questions last time, so we're doing another one! Drop your questions as comments and I'll answer them as I have time over the next week!