"Entrepreneurs sucks at tracking stuff" I heard this somewhere...and now I 1000% agree with it. 😅 Like tracking your daily progress such as, no of outreaches you did, did they replied, when to follow up, how much time you worked...etc.. Tracking the metrics is imp as we all know.. But I realized, there is barely any good solution for it. So...im thinking of eliminating this annoying thing... Do you also have this problem? Who would like to see a solution for this? 😎

From now on, Every month or so I will create a new post like this and you can submit your copy or outreach in the comments below. Other people will still be able to review it, And you can still leave comments to each other, While we make everything more organized. Here is the template for how you should share your copy: "<type of copy> in <niche>: <link>" Example: 3 Emails in the fitness niche: <link> Here is the template for how you should share your outreach: "<type of outreach>: <link>" Example: Instagram DM outreach: <link> Now share your copy and outreach in the comments below until the end of the week, And make sure you come here to review other people's copy & outreach as well! That's it for this update. Costin.

I'm finding problems int heir systems the emails how they write and breaking them down at each level but when it comes to writing nothing is coming into my mind I don't know what to write. Do you guys have any solution or anything for this ? and where can i read some successful emails ?

Copywriting is an art of persuasion. But in the bigger picture, it all looks like this: Advertising is a subset of communication. Sales is the subset of advertising. Persuasion is the subset of sales. Psychology is the subset of persuasion. So, it all comes down to psychology. Understanding consumer psychology and why customers swipe their cards is the fastest way to stash up your bank account. But there can be infinite reasons why people buy products/services. Yes, but there aren't many. It all comes down to 8 biological triggers that are naturally ingrained in our brains and tick people to buy. They are: 1. Survival, enjoyment of life, life extension. 2. Enjoyment of food and beverages. 3. Freedom from fear, pain, and danger. 4. Sexual companionship. 5. Comfortable living conditions. 6. To be superior and winning. 7. Care and protection of loved ones. 8. Social approval. Who could argue with these things? We all want them, don’t we? Can you stop caring whether or not your child looks both ways before crossing the street? (#7) Can you shake your desire to eat? (#2) Can you suppress your will to survive? (#1) Even the reason you clicked this headline was driven by #3, the fear of choosing the wrong career path. So, instead of using gimmicks that leave your (and your clients') bank accounts empty... ...Tap into the human desires that are already hardwired into all of us to write and sell better. Which of these 8 triggers do you find yourself writing for the most? Drop it in the comments below. Peace.