Copywriting is dead, do this instead

Seems like people in the community are getting to that stage of “I want to quit”.

Well, no shit you want to…

You’ve got no revenue coming in, no retainers, perhaps not even one free client.

I’ve been there, it’s normal. Took me 6 months (of outreach) to get a full retainer client signed, about 4 to get my first paid one-off job, and about 3 (I think?) to get my first free client.

Now, a lot of people are projecting their failure before it’s even happened.

So to help you guys out, I’ve got a new business model for you.

Which, if you stick at it, cannot fail.

I mean ffs, it took me from broke, struggling copywriting (with a 9-5)...

To quitting my job and living as the happiest man alive (bringing in good cash going to the gym on a weekday mid-day).

Before I reveal it, you must understand…

This isn’t for the faint of heart…

This is only for those serious about making money online before the year ends.

Okay, you’re dying to know…

Here’s what I call it:

DOING MORE OUTREACH

This simple, yet effective, business model will skyrocket your results faster than anything.

The best part?

Your skills in copywriting are apart of it, so you won’t suck once you start making some bread.

Okay, okay…

I know that’s not what you wanted to hear, but it’s true.

Every problem in your life can be solved by doing more outreach.

No clients? Do more outreach.

No bitches? Do more outreach.

No 100+kg bench? Do more outreach.

Simple really.

And if it makes you want to quit? Good.

If you keep getting left on seen? Good.

If you turn down nights out for outreach? Good.

I’ll leave you with this:

Quitters lose, winners win…

But those who simply do more outreach?

Prosper

Get to it,

Presley

P.S. I’ve been doing a ton of outreach recently after a hiatus from it since I was “comfortable” and focusing on other things. I was reminded by how much of a slog it is, but get through it and you will win.

P.P.S. don’t do outreach if you are dog shit at writing copy, in that case, persue another business model called write more copy.