I HATE COPY WRITING - so i am looking to hire a copy writer This would just be a: part time, on demand, per project, kind of role. I have an email marketing agency i am making good money but i spend a lot of time writing email copy and its my least favorite part of the business. Im at a point were i can start hiring so, this will be the first job i hire out. The Job: - understanding a clients business, ICP, segmentation, Etc. - writing effective email copy that converts I would probably play around $15 - $30 per pieces of copy Each Client = 9 pieces of copy If your interested let me know, and sent me whatever details / portfolio at: [email protected] Best, Salvador SSGrowthAutomation.com

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so some accounts on insta have it to where you can't send pictures therefore no memes so what should i do instead?

👉 Question: From @krishal_99 “Hey tyson how do i practise copywriting. In yt everybody are saying to write a peice of copy everyday but what should i write about” 👉 Answer: This is where your creativity can run wild. Pick a prospect… this is essential. (Don’t make the mistake of writing for someone you made up, that won’t teach you anything) Head over to IG, find an influencer/business owner who sells a product, and write emails as if you’re their copywriter. Study their target audience and brand voice, then sell directly to the avatar and sound like the person you’re writing for. Example: If you picked someone like Andrew Tate, you wouldn’t write something like “Good job on working 3 hours today, you did great” 😂 There is no way he would ever say that… He talks about working hard, all day, every day, locking in, being committed, consistent etc… The copy you write has to reflect that. And the best thing is, everyone speaks differently, so you can get infinite practice. Next, put that piece of copy in the 4D discord/community and get it reviewed by your peers in the group… Or submit it to a 4D coach to review on the free Wednesday or Saturday calls.

👉 The Copy: Here's a fitness sales page headline from a 4D student. Let's take a look at what they made: - For skinny weak men, with low confidence - How you can gain 1kg of muscle per month. With The Build To Last Protocol 🧬 - Without force-feeding yourself to grow. Now before I tear up this headline to shreds, if you want regular 1-on-1 reviews just for you feel free to send me a direct message here on Skool with "SHRED" Let's continue... 👉 The Review: Ok, first of all, get that emoji out of the headline lmao. Second, let's start with the first line: "For skinny weak men with low confidence" ... NOBODY wants to identify themselves subconciously as skinny, weak, and low confidence. So most likely that's gonna hurt you. Instead, talk about something that won't hurt their ego that they are struggling with. Ex. hard-gainers, packing on muscle, etc. Now the main headline: "How you can gain 1kg of muscle per month. With The Build To Last Protocol" - What is the "Build to last protocol"??? That sounds like a B.S. unique mechanism, or a program name. I wouldn't include that in this specific headline. - Change from "How you" to "How I" or "How they" - Add some more spice. Now the last bit: "Without force-feeding yourself to grow" That works, it's not as big of a deal as the other parts of the headline, but there's still room for improvement. Here's the updated headline 👇 - Struggling to fill out your frame? - How I Pack On 1 KG Of Muscle Per Month With A "Skinny" Protocol - Sustainably bulk up without adding fat (even if you're a hard-gainer) See ya'll next week!