We are on the same boat. Drop your copy bombs and get reviewed by me. And review my humble words, too. See you soon. Daniyal out. PS: Giving like is necessary!

https://docs.google.com/document/d/19CeIGAHDJ7YIXAOi3Szd5XPnP1empeW1W8jx7WsLh34/edit?usp=drivesdk

The problem wasn’t writing. It was research fatigue. Their copy team was manually: - Subscribing to dozens of newsletters - Reading every issue - Tracking hooks, openings, CTAs, tone shifts - Trying to reverse-engineer why certain issues worked Good writers. Too much cognitive load. So we built Mark One — an internal agent that handles the pattern recognition side of competitor research, so writers can focus on judgment and craft. Mk1 is now live in production and actively used by the agency’s team. The demo shows: - How different competitors open their issues - How structure changes week to week - Where CTAs show up (and how often) - Tone and intent patterns across a niche - Side-by-side issue summaries that save hours of reading It doesn’t write anything. It just answers the questions writers usually spend hours figuring out manually: What’s working? What’s repeating? What’s noise? Here’s a short walkthrough of the system in action: 👉 https://youtu.be/XRq-a6fasuk?si=ZrH1kLvwqGTKDFV_ Not sharing this to sell anything — just showing how we’re reducing research time for copy teams so their actual writing energy goes where it matters.

I had a question, is it possible to make 2-3k as a newbie copywriter?

Hey G's, where do you build your swipe file of emails you get inspiration from? do you have some app where it's made best?