Dan Meredith (left) & John McIntrye (right) at Agora.
Listen to the interview to hear about Dan’s crazy journey… how he condensed his learning process… how he finds clients & generates leads… how he niched down… how he prices his services… how he became a MASTER networker… and a lot more!
Connect with Dan or email him to schedule a short 15-20 minute talk. He talks with anyone about anything during these chats! No sale of anything will be attempted.
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This is a long interview I did with a very cool copywriter – Ian Stanley. Ian just hit the 6-figure mark in ~18 months time.
You’ll get some really great insights into copywriting, the writing process, and what it’s like working as a copywriter for 7 & 8-Figure direct response companies.
What You’ll Learn:
How Ian became the head copywriter for Crisis Education
Ian’s morning routine for being a productive copywriter
Ian’s full process for sitting down & writing copy
What it’s like for a copywriter working with a big direct response company
The books Ian reads
How Ian built his copywriting skills
How Ian got his first few jobs as an email copywriter, what he charged, and how he moved on to bigger & better projects
The secret to writing for mass market audiences vs. niche audiences… the differences are profound in Ian’s opinion
How Ian writes his bullets & dissects a product
Ian’s take on big ideas and hooks
Ian’s work with “tripwires” and how big direct response companies are structuring their offers
How to make sure your sales letter Close is solid
Ian’s process for email copy (he writes emails to 1.2 million people)
The 2 big types of emails
How To Listen:
(This interview has many curse words. If it were published on iTunes it would certainly have an “explicit” tag next to it. If you’re uncomfortable with the “F” word or “S” word then please don’t listen.)
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