I once sent an outreach to a potential client I thought was WAYYY too established for me. I almost deleted the message 10 times and kept telling myself: “They’ll never reply.” “I’m not good enough yet.” “What’s the point?” The crazy part? They DID reply, And I got a $3k/mo client like that. The hardest outreaches are often the most rewarding. Stop doubting yourself and send the damn message.

👉 Question: From @Sick Astley - "Is it okay to tell the prospect that you are starting out?" 👉 Answer: Well, you definitely don't want to lie. That's never a good thing to do. So yeah it's fine, but I don't see why you'd tell them that unless they ask on something like a sales call. And even if they do ask, that might mean something is wrong in your outreach messages. If they thought you were the expert and super experienced copywriter/marketer, then they most likely wouldn't ask if you're new. Make sure you're not coming across as a newbie or desperate in your outreach.

Most promo emails read like this: “Hi there! Do you want this thing? It’s on sale. Please buy it. Thanks :)” …They make you think businesses are allergic to making money lol. But it’s all because they don’t know this one little secret: A great promo email doesn’t sell. It drags readers through every last word, Dangles value they can’t resist, And flips a switch in their brain that screams, “YES, I need this!” That’s how you write emails so good, clients will pay you $2k+ just to write them. (So you can buy a Gucci bag… or y’know, whatever else you want). And it’s not because you’ll sound “salesy.” (Quite the opposite.) It’s because you’ll write emails that actually sell stuff. If you want to see exactly what I mean, Watch this YouTube video now so you can turn a blank Google doc into $2000. 4D P.S. Once you know how to write like this, there’s no going back. Just saying.

Burnout doesn’t happen when you work too hard, It happens when you work without purpose. Whenever I feel drained, I remind myself: Who I’m doing this for. What freedom will look like when I achieve my goals. Why quitting is NOT an option. When your “why” is strong enough @everyone, The “how” takes care of itself.

I thought I nailed the outreach. Everything seemed right, and I thought I was about to get a client. I sent the message, and then… silence. The prospect disappeared like a fart in the wind. Days turned into weeks. I followed up. Nothing. Lesson learned: Prospects ghost because they don’t see enough value to reply. Now, I make my proposals impossible to ignore by including a personalized touch that shows I’ve done my homework, As well as a “next step” that feels too easy to say no to. Ghosting stings, but it’s always a chance to improve. If you want to see follow-up messages that might actually work, DM me the word “TEMPLATE” here on Skool and I’ll send it over. (as long as you come up with your own personalized messages ;)