Welcome to the G.O.A.T. page, here I will explain my experience as an upcoming freelancer and copywriter. I'm glad you are here and I hope you enjoy my writing.
We have all been there as marketers.
When it comes to bringing your clients to places they have never been, it goes to show them the true credibility you have and the number of places they can go as a company or business.
Now when it comes to doing this efficiently, I always stick to my list:
1. Build your trust
Whenever it comes to clients you want to build a “Relationship Capital”, this is focusing on improvements and building trust within:
- Knowledge
- Capabilities
- Procedures & Systems
These are the foundations for a stronger LTV between you and your client.
2. Establish a framework
Writers are interested in working for your client, if you have nothing to offer, they will move on to someone who does.
Develop a system in which your services are too unique to be replaced, do this through your:
Hook
Body Text
Closing line
3. Check your work
People are easily distracted, all it takes is any simple error and they will move on and not even think twice about leaving.
Avoid these mistakes:
Choppy Ideas
Grammer Mistakes
Confusing thoughts
Read it to yourself and ask, “Is this easy to read?”
4. Levers to success
Now, this is what to apply to yourself while writing, there are 2 key factors that you should remember:
The lifetime value of a client (LTV) - This is the benefit both you and the client will receive from helping each other over a period of time, the more help means the more $$$ for both sides
Scale - The price you are asking, make it reasonable, if you are new you won’t charge high prices but if not charge at what you KNOW you are worth.
The main focus always is the client, but the work is being performed by you.
You will make it as far as you want if you apply yourself every step of the way. There is no reason for failure except if you quit on yourself.