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Sean Van Zant posted an update 3 years ago · updated 3 years ago
What’s a great story type and subject to write to target the decision-makers in most niches?
Right now, I am using the analogy of me being a rare fish to catch in the sea of copywriters.
Here’s an excerpt of what I have so far on my homepage…
Finding a great copywriter is like trying to catch a rare fish in the Atlantic Ocean.
These…Read more
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Sean Van Zant posted an update 3 years, 1 month ago · updated 3 years ago
What are the steps to write a sales letter?
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Ivan Iniguez posted an update 3 years ago
Hey.
I’m Ivan. I just joined MRIC… happy to be here!
I’d start by asking a question and hopefully someone can help me.
How do you create offers and landing pages that are social media friendly (like Facebook, Google)? -
Sean Van Zant posted an update 3 years ago · updated 3 years ago
Does anyone know a marketing director’s most urgent paint point that I can use to target with my freelance writing services?
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Diego Salinetti posted an update 3 years ago · updated 3 years ago
i cant find my pdf kick ass…
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Hey Diego, Anne here. You can find the Kick-Ass course by clicking on the tab “Premium Products” and then ‘Kick-Ass Copywriting Secrets” on the top right of the page. Or just click on this link https://1023.marketingrebelclub.com/kacs-home-page/
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Hi Sean,
Your post caught my eye.
I hire copywriters. I help clients hire copywriters.
There is exactly zero chance I’d hire or even contact a copywriter who’s website or LinkedIn started with this.
Because I’m pretty sure this is the kind of copy we’d get from them.
GET TO THE F’ING POINT!
I don’t care about fish or Batman.
Show me what…Read more