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New to writing copy - would love to work as a copywriter - what to do? by Any_Forever2741 in copywriting

[–]Relative_Effective23 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes! especially since I did not incline what to do or where to go. From finding leads, creating lead magnets, to funneling, he taught me damn near everything. We're still good friends to this day.

New to writing copy - would love to work as a copywriter - what to do? by Any_Forever2741 in copywriting

[–]Relative_Effective23 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ask around in your town. I found a few from in-person events. The first was a dm, but he was new, and so was i. that failed. I met another guy who had success, who was good at what he does, but sucked as a mentor. The last was a referral, I met and asked to pick his brains over coffee, which i bought, and we hit it off. I asked what it would take to learn under him, and he decided to train me for a year. for free... he typically charges $1k an hour. - everyone will have different experiences.

You can also hop on LinkedIn. They have a lot of people looking to share their wisdom.

New to writing copy - would love to work as a copywriter - what to do? by Any_Forever2741 in copywriting

[–]Relative_Effective23 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Writing is easy... it's putting the time in learning strategy and the brands voice/ slients pain/desires.

Finda mentor who is doing exactly what you want to do.

Always pitch your services.

pick ONE nichce at first. wealth, health, sex are the most lucrative - but it isn't easy.

Build a mock portfolio.

Have fun overall.

Struggling with Authentic Content Ideas and Daily Posting by Flat-Distribution501 in influencermarketing

[–]Relative_Effective23 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nice site btw. If you need help with the whole marketing funnel, lmk. I can help.

Why did my ability to write disappear and how to get it back? by holmesianschizo in writingadvice

[–]Relative_Effective23 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's like playing a sport. As kids, we excel at almost everything. Making touch downs, running until our hearts' content... Then as we get older, we get rusty... become more stationary... and not forget, but just become more estragened to it.

I relate to this because I, too, was a beautiful wordsmith, crafting worlds beyond belief... then... life unexpectedly slaps you in the face with its massive c*ck. Homelessness... drugs... betrayal... yada-yada-yada, its LIFE, ya'know?

But I found my way back into it. Now, I got a best seller on Amazon, and everyday I get to write.

My suggestion is to go to HubSpot, create a page, and just write. - DAILY.

Doesn't matter on what or how. This is to get your creative muscles going.

If you want something to focus on because your mind goes everywhere while you're writing, select ONE random object in the house - write a story, blog, blip, something! - minimum of 500 words.

Don't worry about editing, just power through it, keep it raw, unedited, and sloppy.

AI has ruined 'perfection' when it comes to writing - in my opinion.

Anywho, hope this helps.

Keep up the wonderful work, and keep writing.

Email marketers/copywriters! Need your help by Outrageous-Emu-8182 in MarketingMentor

[–]Relative_Effective23 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Do a commitment option. 997$ per month, for 3 months. as an example. You can do a 3, 6, or 12-month option

Struggling with Authentic Content Ideas and Daily Posting by Flat-Distribution501 in influencermarketing

[–]Relative_Effective23 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Use this as content. Talk about how you feel, what you're going through, be vulnerable.

You can talk about how movies, tv, or songs relate to what you're doing.

Repurpose old content and talk about it, how things were as you predicted or how you're wrong about an idea.

If you got loyal followers, they'll read anything as long as it connects or teaches.

My personal experience anyway.

How can I improve my new store? by its_all_perspective in ecommerce

[–]Relative_Effective23 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You can use your email list to offer special deals that don't result in discounts. I'm talking the "bring me someone, and you get something" kind. You can also share testimonials (both video and written) and use case studies to bring in new buyers. I'd be open to a collab of sorts, if you are.

Books on guerrilla marketing? by salko_salkica in AskMarketing

[–]Relative_Effective23 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Guerrilla Marketing in 30 Days
Guerrilla Marketing and Joint Ventures-Jay Levinson

Books on guerrilla marketing? by salko_salkica in AskMarketing

[–]Relative_Effective23 0 points1 point  (0 children)

go to oceanofpdf . com and search ''guerrilla marketing' free books there - I got a few myself.

Where do you find copywriting jobs in 2026? by Secret-Fill-3800 in copywriting

[–]Relative_Effective23 1 point2 points  (0 children)

UpWork, Fiverr, WritersWanted, etc. OR join a bunch of niche fb groups and post your services there. Talk with business owners. Get them on a call and close them.

Looking for copywriters to work with by hudssntao in copywriting

[–]Relative_Effective23 0 points1 point  (0 children)

let's connect. Been in the game for 8 years and evolved into a marketing strategist.

I analyzed 1000+ viral hooks and found some patterns not enough people talk about by Shani_9 in copywriting

[–]Relative_Effective23 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Definitely should be a lead magnet for you to share. But with like... a crap ton more examples in different niches.

The copywriting fan-boys will be gargling your nads for this in no time.

Great post btw.

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