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.

Would be cool to connect with some 4d bootcamp members, feel free to comment and I’ll send a DM 🫡

You know what hurts? Getting ghosted by a prospect. You spend all this time researching, writing your outreach message, and then… crickets. I’ve been there far too many times lol. And if you haven’t experienced this yet, you will. But always keep in mind, rejection isn’t personal. It’s timing. Or priorities. Or maybe they didn’t see the value yet. Instead of giving up, I started treating every “no” like a lesson: - How could I tweak my outreach? - Am I seen as desperate? Low value? Not experienced? - Could I follow up in a different way? The cool part? Some of my best clients came from people who rejected me first. If rejection stings, just remember that it’s redirection. But, how do you follow up after being rejected? That’s the million-dollar question. So if you want a 35-page document with my OWN outreach example messages, DM me “TIMING” and I’ll send it over. (Don’t comment below, you have to DM me here on Skool.)

Always use specificity when you write... ❌ Take my headline checklist✅ Steal my 3-step Checklist for Engaging Headlines ❌ How to get more subscribers for your Channel ✅ How to get 3,476 subscribers to your YouTube Channel in 5 Days Specificity attracts attention, sales, and engagement. Always be clear with your reader, if they become slightly confused, you've lost them. Do you use Specificity in your copy?

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