For most of my freelance copywriting career, most of my “new business” has come from referrals. Meaning: Someone I know tells someone else about me. An introduction is made. And business happens. After 5 years of doing this, I have a nice little network of people who keep me beyond busy with work. And that …
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I don’t think many copywriters see the trend that’s been taking place in the freelance market for the past few years now. But I do know that it’s not slowing down. What I’ve noticed is that there’s a new paradigm in how freelance copywriters and clients are going to HAVE to work together going forward, …
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A typical week in the life for Chris Orzechowski consists of the following: Writing all of the copy for an 8 figure digital publishing company with 10+ product funnels Writing copy for new funnels for a high seven-figure digital publisher Working on 1-2 crowdfunding launches at a time. Developing new schemes, sales and automated sequences for …
When I first started learning about marketing, there was something I read that changed the entire course of my life. I was a broke as a joke public school teacher who was desperately trying to find a way to supplement my income so I could start moving on up the food chain. I realized after …
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Rory, a loyal email list subscriber, wrote to me the other day with a good question. It was something along the lines of “what would be my best piece of advice for someone new to writing emails.” Although this can be taken a few different ways, I’m going to imagine he is someone like me …
A few years ago I got an email from a buddy of mine asking if I had availability to take on a small copy project in a weird little niche that I didn’t even know existed. What niche was it? Crocheting. You know – those little old ladies who knit sweaters and scarves? Well, little …
Here’s a question I got from fellow freelance copywriter and loyal email list subscriber, Burak My comments to follow: My question is: How do you outline the launch series (or welcome series for autoresponders)? For example, I’ve a pretty good understanding about writing emails individually: teaser emails, Q&A emails, “will it work for you” emails, …
