I actually have a whole series on that here Otutu!

How would you make $100 in a month?

How would you make $1,000 in a month?

How would you make $10,000 in a month?

How would you make $100,000 in a month?

How would you make $1,000,000 in a month?

Lol....nice Ponzi scheme Big Richard 😂

Not great.. You'd have far more success posting on social media where people already know and trust you:

 

The best strategy is to get small clients, then move to bigger clients. For example I tell all newbies to try this method first: JUST MAKE $100:

https://copywritingcourse.com/how-to-make-100-dollars/

 

….then once you get experience freelancing, you can get more clients from that momentum.

 

Cold emailing random people as a beginner rarely works (I wish it did, but I've just seen so many people fail at it). Social media gets FAR BETTER RESULTS!

These articles might help (many of them have videos too):

 

https://copywritingcourse.com/freelance-writing-jobs-for-beginners/

https://copywritingcourse.com/consulting-as-a-side-job/

https://copywritingcourse.com/how-to-make-100-dollars/

https://copywritingcourse.com/how-to-become-a-copywriter/

 

I personally would go for the gold and just try to make your first $100 freelancing on anything. Use this method:

https://copywritingcourse.com/how-to-make-100-dollars/

Well....you kind of follow the AIDA format overall in a sales page, but there's a lot more "items" inside a sales page.

 

You can follow along what these are here in this experiment:

https://copywritingcourse.com/sales-page/

 

Parts of a sales page could include:

For free, no :)

 

For money, yes!

https://copywritingcourse.com/subscriptions

 

You get full access to myself and other professional copywriters in there, and also live video calls with me in the Office Hours!

Hmmm kinda vague question, but I think this sales page experiment will show you what goes into a good launch:

https://copywritingcourse.com/sales-page

Make stuff that's unique or awesome or better.

 

A lot of people will simply make "copy cat" content like "10 Best Email Services To Use."

 

Instead, to stand out you could do experiments where you start a small email list with each and every service.

 

Or make a piece of software that guides people through which service to use.

 

Question: Would YOU care about your website if you didn't own it??

 

Making good content is tough, only a few top percent of people do it really well!

You can either:

▶ Scam them.

▶ Send them a really tasty offer.

▶ Use one of Joe Sugarman's triggers:

 

 

 

Great question Rahat!

 

I think if you want to specifically get copywriting clients you probably should write something about copy, BUT a lot of times people just wanna see that you can write well in general.

 

I would do both :)

 

I write about random stuff all the time outside of copywriting!

Here's a free copywriting course for you:

https://copywritingcourse.com/free-copywriting-course/

 

Here's some books/courses, some are free:

https://copywritingcourse.com/copywriting-courses-books-review/

 

My YouTube Channel:

https://www.youtube.com/kopywriting

 

Do these free Copywriting Exercises:

https://copywritingcourse.com/copywriting-exercises/

 

Hope that helps Omkar :)

Since I re-write copy all day for clients and in the Members Area, I can go through pretty damn fast and spot corrections or improvements.

 

I'd say my very first "ah ha" moment with copywriting was reading the free Boron Letters:

Not really, but I do make some affiliate income from random referrals from email services like Aweber.

Very welcome Brittany!

 

Honestly it's straight up this:

https://copywritingcourse.com/how-to-make-100-dollars/

 

By making your first $100 and putting yourself out there to the world, you can gain some good momentum in freelancing and quickly figure out what work you do like, and don't like.

 

Follow that process first before trying Upwork!

 

Some more articles you might like on getting started:

https://copywritingcourse.com/freelance-writing-jobs-for-beginners/

https://copywritingcourse.com/consulting-as-a-side-job/

https://copywritingcourse.com/how-to-become-a-copywriter/

GET PAID TO WRITE, that will get you the best practice, follow this method:

https://copywritingcourse.com/how-to-make-100-dollars/

What are the ways that copywriting could be useful in the Voice world? I'm talking about more than mere wording of the sentence.

Hey Marc!

 

This Copywork post has some goodies:

https://copywritingcourse.com/copywork/

 

You can also access my free swipe file of sales pages here:

https://swipefile.com/sales-pages/

https://swipefile.com/saas-pages/

https://swipefile.com/home-pages/

By getting your first gigs! Even making a measly $100 will get you far more credibility and experience than endless study:

https://copywritingcourse.com/how-to-make-100-dollars/

Thank you Artie :)

The images are lots of work! It's a combination of iPad Pencil + Tayasui Sketches + Photoshop.

It’s a combination of iPad Pencil + Tayasui Sketches + Photoshop :-)

Sorry I don't understand that question :-/

 

If you can add some detail I'd be happy to answer!

We are building a SAAS product for restaurants. While the product is in development, we want to invite potential client to register their interest.

 

Any suggestions for CTA to invite for registration before launch.

Hello Neville,

 

Just generally speaking, do you have tips on creating videos whether the equipment and/or content strategy/ideas?

 

You're YouTube stuff for AppSumo, the NevBox stuff, the Kopywriting Kourse YouTube videos as well as the videos in the course are pretty fun while being informative!

 

Also, if I can cheat and ask 2 more questions:

 

Extra question 1: If Neville Medhora was starting out his career and/or business in 2020 and not in 2000 (or earlier) with Enwon, how would he start out? Go to bix company X, freelance, a mix of both?

 

Extra Question 2: Assuming you are a fan of football, did you ever get to meet or see Vince Young the NFL QB in person? I was too young and football is not big in my country but I have read and watched enough to appreciate how awesome he was for the Longhorns especially for the 2006 Rosebowl.

 

I cheated with 2 more questions  hehe but thanks for what you do and thank you for your material, course and others have helped me. I am super grateful especially as I still slowly adjust from my days working in a tech startup over here to slowly stabilizing a freelancing side. I will eventually or hope to go back to a tech company when I move but hopefully, by then I have a bit more established freelancing side business with lessons from you that I will put into practice. Thank you and hope you and your team have a great day!

But most of the time people want native English writers. I get rejected by most of the clients. Any suggestions or advice?

Has this year been great for yr projects