👉 Question: From @the_real_copywriter_74973 “Yo Tyson, there's a question I've been thinking about for a long time, What are the common factors that exist in every copywriter who landed clients?” 👉 Answer: Good question, and not one that gets asked enough. Here are the key things I see in the most successful copywriters. 1️⃣ They follow a proven framework that has generated success countless times 2️⃣ The nail the foundations of what makes copy good (before looking at the harder stuff) 3️⃣ They’re so damn consistent and never miss a day. This means failure is never an option. 4️⃣ Their social media profiles are optimized and position them as professionals. That’s basically it, but all 4 work hand in hand. There is no point being consistent if you’re doing something every day that doesn’t work… … Hence why the proven framework is important. Advanced copywriting techniques don’t translate well if the foundations aren’t rock solid. You need to have a deep understanding of your target audience, persuasion, storytelling, grabbing and holding attention, positioning, taking action as a logical step, etc… And well, if you do your outreaches, and copy practice for 2 days, then have 3 days off, grind another day, miss 4 more days… … you won’t make it. Grinding daily is what has proven to give results. Outreaches, writing copy, getting your copy reviewed, etc… Not to mention, if you’re outreaching and your account looks like trash, clients will just scroll past. But some of these guys have had to go months without clients. Just them working hard, battling through. Then one day… BOOM… everything falls into place, and they look like an overnight success. The people who win are the ones pulling out all of the stops to create their own luck and stack success in their favor. If you want to compete with them, you need to get on their level. It can take some time, but trust me, it’ll be worth it. 💪

👉 Question: From @solo.stamen “Hey Tyson, I just wanted to know what are the things that I have to know before going into a sales call? I would like to help these business owners with their problems, but I can't imagine the back and forth questioning, as well as the objection handling.” 👉 Answer: Every call is different, but here is a rough idea of things you’ll probably need to know. ✏️ The exact problem they have ✏️ The impact it has on the business ✏️ How long it’s been an issue ✏️ What have they tried to solve the problem Then you need to know roughly how you can help them, so that you don’t fumble on the call. You can’t prepare exact details in advance, but you can get some ideas in place, like: ✏️ The types of copy they might need ✏️ How much copy might they need ✏️ Price ranges of your solutions Because every prospect has different needs, it’s important to adjust your quotes and solutions on the call to match the situation. If you want to get a feel for sales calls, do some roleplays with 4D members where they play a prospect. You can ask them to be a nice prospect, and then later move into more problematic ones with objections you can practice. Hope this helps bro, get out there and crush it 💪 Everyone, this is your reminder to practice sales call roleplays. React 🫡 if you’re going to do one this week… … if you don’t want to, then, do you even want to make money? 🤔👀 (I can only show you the path, I can’t walk it for you) You don’t want to get a call booked and then crumble under any pressure.

👉 Question: From @johnmark_guray “Hey Tyson, Can you tell me how to stay consistent every single day?” 👉 Answer: Do you mean stay consistent at actually doing the work? Or… Having a plan to stay consistent at? Because they have 2 different answers. 1 I can help you with, the other I can’t. I’ve literally just built a complete roadmap to give you the skills to make $10k/mo with copywriting… … for FREE. All you have to do is do the lesson and complete the action steps every day. It’s that simple. It’s right here When I say a complete roadmap, it’s literally everything you need to know. And as far as me helping you do the work every day? Only you can put in the effort. But if you struggle to stay consistent, ask yourself this question… What hurts more? Being broke for the rest of your life because you didn’t try, or locking in for a couple of years and achieving your dreams? Only you can answer that question.

👉 Question: From @nishchey25 “Hey tyson, I just wanted to ask if I'm still in the requests tab of people when I replied to their story but they didn't see it should I still send them the value knowing I'm still in requests tab” 👉 Answer: 100% yes, you should. Getting out of the request tab is the goal, so that they get notifications, but remember this… … they’re still running a business. They’re going to (or someone in their team will) check the requests tab for new clients, prospects, and supporting existing clients. All you’ve got to do is send a message at the right time, or use an opener that grabs their attention… Who knows? They could go into their DMs to find a copywriter, and your message is at the top because you stayed consistent. You just need a bit of luck, and the thing is… … you never know when it’s coming your way. That’s why I say try hard every day, and push as hard as possible. You never know when your lucky day is coming. Keep hustling and putting in the reps @everyone Your next client is out there 💪

👉 Question: From @joyy0001 “Can someone please send me a link to samples of emails written for business in the real estate niche.” 👉 Answer: Add Grant Cardone to your swipe file. He’s one of the biggest people in the real estate space. Follow his socials too, and you likely find others in the space. His team is pumping out content multiple times a day, every day. You don’t just have to look at emails. Get inspiration from angles in reel, add your own twist, and turn them into emails. Subscribe to his list here: https://grantcardone.com/subscribe/