I ghostwrite Substack newsletters for IT founders building their first product, helping them simplify complex tech and build trust with their audience.
Yesterday I tweeted about practicing in public and showing what you know.
Well, today I am putting my money where my mouth is.
I wrote a financial email copy breakdown on LinkedIn and am sharing it with you all.
https://t.co/4CinDLMf8H
Gen Xers aren't going to fall for the hype of a product. We want the truth about it. Maybe that's why marketers avoid us. Afraid we'll see right through your hype machine
You think pitching your copywriting service is easier in person but it's not.
Folks seem very interested in what you offer and even ask you to email them but then they ghost you when you reach out.
Shake off the disappointment and don't take it personally.
I am in a copywriting group with newbie copywriters like me.
A monthly email contest is held to show what we learned.
A newbie asked about putting the cred on his site.
I responded "Worry about winning the contest first."
Nothing like a good smack talk to get juices flowing.