Let’s be real copywriting isn’t always as easy as people think. One day, you’re in the zone, writing high-converting copy like a pro. The next, you’re staring at a blank page, doubting every word you type. What’s the hardest part of copywriting for you? Writer’s block? Staring at the screen, waiting for inspiration to strike? Clients who don’t “get” good copy? Ever had someone ask you to “just make it pop”? Low conversion rates? When you think your copy is fire, but the numbers say otherwise? Pricing your services? Struggling to charge what you’re worth? Finding new clients? Tired of cold pitching and hearing crickets? Drop your biggest copywriting challenge in the comments. Let’s help each other out! 🚀

WHALE CLIENT ALERT This 4DCI copywriter just closed an absolutely massive client on a $2.5k/mo retainer (with potential to scale way further) His secret? There was no secret. He just followed up for 6 months straight and eventually closed the client. As you've heard a million times before, "The money is in the follow-up"

Being serious is keeping you poor. Ever heard the phrase, “humor lightens the mood”? Well, when it comes to getting copywriting clients, This is 100% true. You can think of it like this: When a prospect goes to check their inbox, They’re EXPECTING to get pitched by some “professional-looking” dude, Because they’ve seen thousands of those bland messages. So by spicing up your outreach with a bit of humor every now and then, You not only show that you’re a normal human being, But you also: • Make them like and trust you more • Stand out from other copywriters • Bring down their sales guard …Therefore making them want to work with you more. So the next time you’re doing outreach, Remember to avoid looking like a dead-end doormat, And add some fun to your message instead. Clients will start paying you as they laugh. That’s it for this post. Have some fun, Tyson 4D