👉 Question: From @optimizebeing “Hey Tyson where can I find 3k email copywriting tutorial?” 👉 Answer: It’s in the Copy Starter Kit, but I’ll put the link in here for you. 💪 And don’t forget to watch the video that goes along with it. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1uW8Ru44abQXdHS4wycgGzne_wz0zWjKlEWO7ITSxvmM/edit?usp=sharing https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jXFxq5mNxfM&t=36s

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1fjJFie3MJI--Zp1f9UmJ6xFpd1tt_owp_IU4GOi2fjM/edit?usp=sharing Here's a bit I rewrote, and feel free to drop your copy for review in the comments!!

You're trying to pitch a prospect on helping them fix their deliverability. Their emails often land in spam/promotions. Now, You know writing plays a big role in inboxing, but also, there could be technical issues like domain reputation, lack of warm-up, or bad ESP behavior. How would YOU bring that up in the pitch without sounding like you're blaming their setup or stepping outside your lane as a copywriter? I wanna sell my writing as the solution, but also manage expectations if it’s a deeper issue. Any ideas or lines you’ve used that worked?

Where in the copy starter kit to find the exact docs? (directions would help a lot, I've gone through the entire course yet haven't found those)

What are the questions we should consider while analyzing a business? (to write copies for them)