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Don’t make the mistake most copywriters make… I’ve seen beginners, intermediate, and even advanced marketers f@*k this up. But don’t worry, you won’t suffer the same fate. I’m talking about being too honest. My approach? “Lie” to your prospects. And the crazy thing is… … they’ll love you for it. Here’s how I do it to give you some context. If the client is expecting 5 emails from me, I’ll tell them I’ll write 5, BUT I’ll send them 7 instead and not charge them. Why? To give them some extra value they can use and make extra money from. These little gestures help you to stand out. Because of reciprocity, your clients are likely to work with you more because you overdeliver. They see your passion. Your actions speak louder than 1000 words.

Everyone thinks “email marketing” is about clever words and fancy storytelling It’s not. It’s about the CONTROL. Control of attention. Control of emotion. Control of movement. From inbox to OPENING the email to TAKING action. Most beginners write like they’re begging. The real money printers write like they’re commanding. One email should do what most people need a 5 day funnel for get attention, building tension and DEMANDING a response. If your emails aren’t doing that your copywriting is the LEAST of your worries as you have a power problem. You're writing like you HOPE someone reads instead of being CONFIDENT they will. I broke this down in DETAIL earlier today. If you understand what I’m saying here… go find it. If you don’t, then this message is exactly for YOU.

$10k/mo, working from a beach, without a boss, etc… (You’re not the first copywriter to think like that, I’ve been there too) But all the while, you focus on the outputs you want to achieve, You’re actually slowing down your progress. I learned this the hard way. I made the most progress when I focused on nailing the inputs. Taking the daily actions, without excuses that a $10k/mo copywriter makes. Think of it like a fat person doing everything an athlete does: Training, eating well, pushing their limits consistently, Do you think they would stay fat forever? No chance, because they adopted the healthy habits. The same applies to your copywriting journey. Take the actions a $10k/mo copywriter makes, and the blocks will fall into place.