Hi guys. Sharing something I learned today...about 4 big emotions by Kyle Milligan. Your copy should have one or more than one big emotions so it could sell. 1/ NEW - something readers haven't heard before. 2/ Easy - so easy that anyone can do that. 3/ Safe - there's less risk in doing that. 4/ BIG- a big opportunity, associated with FOMO. You could have it in your headlines, or through out the promo For example: How a college dropout made $10, 000 by selling a digital product with a single AI prompt. (could be more better) BIG - opportunity to make $10,000 and it's EASy that anyone can do by a single online prompt. You need not to have all 4 emotions into copy, but more the better.

Hey everyone, I’m Fouzan, a 19-year-old student from India. I’ve been exploring the world of online business since 2023. I’ve learned about every trending online business out there but made $0 because I never took action. I was afraid to break my comfort zone. But I finally broke through that fear and signed my first client as an appointment setter. I didn’t earn any money, but I learned so much through the process. Now, I’m starting to build a copywriting business in the SaaS niche. While I’ve always avoided doom scrolling, I’m struggling with it lately. Unfortunately, I can't delete these apps. I believe connecting with like-minded people will help me stay focused, grow my business, and I can help them too.

Hello everyone, I am an aspiring copywriter. I want to ask that should I practice every kind of copy i.e. emails, Facebook ads, sales pages, etc. at once. Or should i focus to get better at one? And after reaching particular level in that form try to get better on other forms of copy. Example - learning email copywriting to a particular level then try to get better at sales/landing pages.

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