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This is a guest post courtesy of Christian Muller on three big potential risks that can often go hand in […]
This is a guest post courtesy of Christian Muller on three big potential risks that can often go hand in […]
Your next freelance copywriting client could be worth $1,000 to you. Or it could be worth $10,000 or more.
It’s up to you.
No, it isn’t the luck of the draw. No, it isn’t about the economy. No it isn’t about competition from other freelancers.
If you think the value of your next freelance assignment is determined by external factors, you’re just making excuses. It is determined by you.
Alpha freelancers have a plan. They know where they are going. They have a goal and a set of waypoints to reach between where they are now, and where they want to get to.
Having a plan, and a goal in mind, means that every action they take is considered and deliberate. They don’t accept assignments that happen to come along. They seek out assignments that will help them achieve their goals.
The term “copywriter” is a pretty broad one, and covers a lot of different areas. One copywriter can solely write direct mail, while another can do online sales letters, press releases, auto-responder copy, or a combination of all 3.
Even if you know the type of sales material you want your copywriter to come up with, the lines can even be fuzzy from there.
In this article, we’re going to discuss some things you should expect any time you hire a copywriter. If your writer isn’t doing these things, there is a problem.
OK, so yesterday in part 1, we discussed the first two crucial keys to success in any areas of your
Photo by ul_Marga I recently read an article on the 4 keys that are crucial to being a successful copy
Whether writing a sales letter, or making a presentation, you should always pay attention to what you are leaving your