If you're an intermediate/expert copywriter this email REALLY isn't for you.

How To "Git Gud" At Copy Without Paying For It - PART TWO

Yesterday's email outlined two things to do, in order to "git gud" at copywriting without paying for it.

The next step lets you use insights you gather from step 1.
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START

YOUR

OWN

EMAIL

LIST.

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And then email it frequently.

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'cause if you can write content/ads that drive traffic to a landing page

and you can write a landing page that actually converts interested traffic

and you can set up a welcome sequence

and you can come up with ideas for read-worthy emails on a frequent basis

and you can get people to open those emails

and you can get people to START reading those emails

and you can get people to read all the way to the dang bottom

and you can get people to click...

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Then you're an email copywriter.

(Well, a beginner copywriter, but one who has EVERYTHING you need to improve as fast as possible without paying for anything and without access to a mentor)

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Got an idea you want to test?

Send an email.

Got a thing you want to sell?

Send an email.

Got a technique you want to practice?

Send an email.

Heck, send a LOT of them until you that technique finds its way into your working habits.
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Seriously ma' dudes and dudettes...

Why do you think this email list is called The Copywriting Playground?

'case it was started with the express purpose of noodling around and giving myself a 'sandbox'.

And honestly I've never had more fun writing copy, than when I'm writing to you.

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Running your own email list gives you first-hand experience with testing copy, with the research, checklists and processes you need to keep improving based on data.
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Running your own email list lets you experience first hand how easy it is to grow a list of freebie seekers, and hard it is to get them to pay for anything.

Running your own email list lets you experience how small a percentage of your customers drive all your revenue and how much it pays off to just keep appeasing THOSE people.

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Running your own list gives you experience developing offers.

Running your own list gives you experience writing sales letters, upsells and follow up sequences.

Running your own list makes you not only a copywriter, but a small-scale email list manager.

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And that's EXCELLENT positioning when you're out grazing for clients.

​And IF you want to see the exact zany email framework I used in the begining to attract a lot of excited subscribers, then check this out​
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TOODLES!

\Frederik Beyer