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The Mariners won 14-2 against the Texas Rangers at home. Tim Beckham hit a home run and was 2-4, Ryan Healy was 3-5, and David Moore was 3-4. Marco Gonzalez pitched really well.

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How to Get Your First Real Client

Get Copywriting Clients – How to Get Your First Real Client

Discover My Personal System for Getting Copywriting Clients. Includes Both Online & Off-Line Marketing Strategies.

I had different plans. I wanted to be a financial planner. I had gotten my Series 6 license. I had set up a way to make commissions working with another financial planner who was already making over a half million a year. Yet for all my careful planning, it did not work out. In nearly three months, I earned only a couple hundred dollars. That’s why, with less than two weeks of money left, I launched my freelance copywriting career. Much to my surprise, I landed…

Since then, the clients have kept coming. I’ve worked with 66 clients (and counting) in 2 years and 10 months.

What’s more, in my first full calendar year of copywriting, I earned $121,780. After expenses, I netted $88,749 in profit. I’ve continued to earn six figures every year since.

I share this with you so you will believe me when I say… I know how to get clients. With that in mind, inside this special report I reveal some…

For more than 3 years, I have written a copywriting blog. I have more than 1,100 regular readers. At their urging, I created a special report that reveals exactly how I attract high-paying clients.

I call it “How to Get Your First Copywriting Client in 14 Days or Less” because that’s exactly what it shows you to do.

This report is 56 pages long, and contains 16,724 words. It includes in-depth answers to 28 questions submitted by aspiring copywriters just like you.

I have given my utmost effort to give you every shred of advice you need to get your first copywriting client, maybe within 14 days from today.

As you can see, this report is packed with real-world information that will help you get your first copywriting client… and… build a thriving copywriting business. But don’t take my word for it…

Your report solved my excellent problem. For weeks a potential client had been bugging me for prices. Ready to hire me. Ready to pay me. Why was that a problem…? Well, I didn’t know my prices! I had no clue what to charge for auto responder copy, opt-in pages, even for the sales letter itself. I didn’t want to ask for too much and scare her off. Or too little and short-change myself. So when I came upon the clear pricing structure you recommend in your report, I breathed a sigh of relief. And having just got off the phone with her, I’m happy to share that I was able to secure $1,125 of business. I owe you one, Ryan.

I just read through “How to Get Your First Copywriting Client in 14 Days or Less”–and my first reaction was that you’re not charging enough for this little gem! This is a solid, how-to guide that explains quickly and easily the steps to take to get that first client. But I was pleasantly surprised to discover a few “back to basics” tips for copywriters who’ve been around the block a time or two as well. This is a report that belongs on any copywriter’s “must read” list.

I got my copy last week and if anyone is deciding whether to purchase it or not, I have to say it’s VERY WELL worth it!

An info-packed report that was so compelling, I couldn’t stop flipping pages. I eagerly devoured all the valuable, real-world advice. Ryan gives terrific insights and shares his proven methods for getting clients. More than a how-to guide, Ryan explains the reasons why his tactics have worked so well, and how they can jump-start your copywriting business in short order.

To everyone that is considering this report, but perhaps on the fence about whether or not your first client can happen in 14 days or less… it can. I have done it personally by using one of the strategies Ryan reveals in this report. Four days to my first client to be exact.

The really cool thing about this report is Ryan goes far beyond “little tricks to get clients” and actually shows you how to start building a sustainable copywriting business quickly.

Ryan, I received your report on Friday and breezed through it within a half hour of downloading. Your report is chock full of goodies for anyone interested in getting started today in the copywriting field.

It provides nothing but “meat & potatoes” for a newcomer to this business… and your description of your first year’s struggles, opportunities, and how you grossed well over $100,000 should entice anyone seriously interested in the copywriting profession.

Just one “how to” item from your information-packed report was well worth the money and can save any newbie hundreds in lost time and useless spending.

It took me just under 30 days to get my 1st client. And the only reason it took me that long is because I sat on my hands for the first two weeks. I did exactly what you said in your report, and it worked! For the past 6 months I’ve been sitting on the fence not able to start. Your report gave me the confidence to get my first client.

Thanks for your help! The information you gave in your report, “How to Get Your First Copywriting Client in 14 Days or Less!” is priceless for ANY copywriter looking to get quick, profitable copywriting jobs. I managed to get my first client based on just one of your strategies and it has resulted in $2,000.00 profit!

I bought your getting clients report on 10/24 and I got my first client today, 11/2. That’s 9 days… not bad.

1. Rock climbing: Many local health clubs and facilities offer indoor rock walls where you can use your strength, balance, coordination, and logic to help you ascend to the top. A wonderful workout for the body and mind. Three great climbing gyms in the area includeBoston Rock Gym in Woburn, Metro Rock in Everett, and Rock Spot Climbing in Boston. This website also lists other options across Massachusetts.

2. Swimming: From traditional laps, to playing with your kids, or water running, there are many options when it comes to pools. Swimming is great for so many different body shapes, sizes, and conditions because of its low impact on the joints. Most local YMCAs, JCCs, and various health clubs like the Boston Athletic Clubs all offer access to Olympic pools.

3. Racquetball: Indoor court games like racquetball or squash provide heart pumping workouts that use skill, coordination, and power. Playing with a friend can also be a great way to catch up and make the time you’re exercising go by quickly and enjoyably. Some places even offer leagues that you can join if you’re looking for more competition. Many of the types of facilities listed under number two will also have racquetball or squash courts.

4. Jumping Rope: If your joints can handle it, jumping rope can be a fabulous way to fit in cardiovascular exercise. Try skipping for 30 seconds then resting for a minute, and repeating that 8-10 times in an interval format. Here’s a great video demonstrating 7 different ways to jump and keep things interesting.

5. Boxing Workouts: Peter Welch has a popular gym in South Boston that teaches fighter style conditioning workouts. All sessions are taught by former or current professional boxers and emphasize confidence, conditioning, and coaching.

6. Sky Zone: For something a little different and a lot of fun, try this indoor trampoline park. Not only is it a great place to exercise with your kids, it can make a really fun date too. There are different games you can play including dodge ball or basketball, and there’s even a foam pit to jump into. Whether you choose just to jump or to participate in any of the sports, you’ll be sweating and moving the whole time!

7. Stair Intervals: What’s more classic then running up a set of stairs like Rocky until you’re huffing and puffing? Try running up and down a flight of stairs for a minute and then stop to catch your breath. Once your breathing has slowed down and you could hold a conversation if you needed to without sucking wind, repeat the stair climb again for another minute. Try this anywhere from 8-12 times. If you want to make it more challenging, add in a few bodyweight exercises once you get to the bottom of the stairs (after the minute ends) like squats, push-ups, lunges, planks, or burpees.

8. Home Workouts: Try this simple but effective 10 minute workout I designed that you can do anywhere. If you’d like a longer workout, go through this several times.

I hope this helps generate new ideas for you this winter! I’d love to hear from you too. How do you stay active in the winter?

Infographics are a great visual representation for just about anything and they seem to be popping up everywhere. For those of us that are visual learners, we love the colorful images that allow an idea to be easily grasped at a glance. The company, Brazen Careerist, is known for boosting people’s careers and now they have developed a new app that will give you an interesting edge to a potential employer. The app allows you to combine your LinkdIn, Facebook, and Twitter profiles to create a résumé in the form of an infographic that can be easily updated with any changes you make to your profiles.

Along with your Infographic Résumé, a Career Portfolio will be made. This is developed through an algorithm that scans your Facebook, LinkdIn, and Twitter profiles to determine your strengths and rewards you with clever badges and titles. You may also have a Career Success Score that takes into consideration the badges you have earned.

The whole purpose of the app is to give you an “unique and creative way to show an employer who you are and what you bring to the table so you can stand out from the crowd,” while in return you receive feedback that highlights your strengths and points out areas you can improve. Learn more about the app and Brazen Careerist here.  

“Turns out I’m a Schmoozer because I have more than 500 connections on LinkedIn, a Loyal Colleague because I’ve been at Brazen for 3+ years and almost a Social Media Ninja because I have more than the required 400 twitter followers, but less than 800 Facebook friends.” – Ryan Healy Co-Founder and COO of Brazen shares his earned badges.