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Which niche should i choose?
1.Real estate or coaches or consultant 2.B2B 3. Biz op aka And how can I master one niche? Is one niche enough or I just need to learn and master 2 or 3 niches?
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@Nazurah Ar How did you get started in copywriting and how exactly did you get your first client?
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@Nazurah Ar Inspiring. Thanks for replying.
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@Kerolos Melad Thanks man. I appreciate it.
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@Talha Saqib In the "Classroom" section.
How should I structure my copy?
My copywriting research includes finding out about the desires, notions, identifications and characteristics of the prospect. Also, during the research I get a good idea of what the common objections of the prospects may be and how to overcome them (all of which is sufficient information to start writing copy). The only problem is that I don't know how to structure my body copy. I do understand that all copy begins with a hook, body and then close. I can't grasp my head around writing body copy. My question is how do I translate the knowledge I have into copy? How do I structure my thoughts? What part of the copy should focus on desires, at what point the objection handling should be done, where to intensify the problem etc. Any guidance will be highly appreciated. @Nabeel Azeez
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@Ayaz Sayyed No worries man. Have a good one.
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@Dureshehvar Khan do you have any recommendations?
About your ideal customer avatar Blue-Print
So in the Copywriting Startkit, Alicia mentioned (and I actually knew this before too ) that you have to do your Avatar Blueprint before writing any copy. But does that apply to everything? Like, even when you’re just practicing and don’t have clients yet? I get why it’s crucial when writing for a client you need to know their audience inside out. But when I’m practicing, I usually keep it simple: what the product/service is, what problem it solves, the person’s age, and their main struggle. It’s nowhere near Alicia’s full 11-step blueprint though. So now I’m wondering do I really need to go through all 11 steps for every single practice piece? Also, for the pros here do you still do full avatar research before every copy, or does it become second nature after a while? Like does take you less time to do it than when you started . P.S. I made a doc table for the 11 steps if anyone wants it 👀
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I try to spend about an hour on research when I'm writing copy for practice. I make sure that I have clear understanding of the following things: 1) Primary desires of the market 2) What are the things that people strongly believe and what beliefs can be overcome (really useful in objection handling) 3) What do the people think about themselves and identify with? 4) What are the physical characteristics of the market? (i.e age, race, gender, income etc) P.S: Since I'm only practicing, majority of the things are based on calculated guesswork. I try to give the majority of the time to writing copy. But, remember that copy is not written, it's assembled.
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@Rayaan Omar I tend to write only one because I want to get more reps for different industries to build that writing muscle. However, I could write 4-5 pieces of copy if I want to by writing on different ideas.
Review this short quick email pls
[Email Starts here]: 4 years ago, something shocking happened to me. Something that has completely changed my procrastination-filled life forever. And the best part? That’s not luck. That doesn’t only happen to me. You see, as a coach of 100+ guys, I noticed a common thing that happens to them: They struggle with their procrastination-filled life for a long time, And always be asking, “{Name}, how can I beat procrastination?” But then something happens, and now they always ask me, “{Name}, I’m so obsessed with work, it’s affecting my personal life. How can I rest?” That happened because of these three underrated steps. that have made their brain crave hard work only. That have made the work more stimulating than any TikTok, video games… The Sauce – You can start implementing them from now. So, if you want to apply these three underrated steps that have changed my and my crew’s lives, then check out this video: Click here. But if you’re thinking, “I’Ll ChEcK OuT LaTeR, I’Ve SoMe ImPorTanT WoRK…” Man, you’re procrastinating again. You need to check out this video before this procrastination holds you back far from the life you want. See you soon in the video, {Name}
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Assuming that this email is written to a cold audience, here are some of my observations: - In line 1, the main idea is "shocking" and that something shocking has changed your life. But in line three, you completely switch the idea to "that's not luck". The transition is really abrupt. You didn't tell the prospect why that shocking thing is something good and why you're feeling lucky. - On line 5 "as a coach of 100+ guys" came out of the blue. In the beginning you didn't even tell the prospect that you're the coach. You were talking about how something shocking has happened to you and the prospect has not digested the story yet. - Line 8, use specific and strong verbs and adjectives. The phrase "then, something happens" is too vague. You can use Something Amazing, Something Phenomenal, Something Mind-blowing. Also, make your claims believable and don't use negative statements in your copy such as "It's affecting my personal life, how can I rest?" The prospect doesn't need more problems in his life. P.S: These are just some of observations. You guys are free to exchange your views in the comments.
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