for copywriters who enjoy teaching...

[griswold]

hey, i've got a few products that i've created,
and i keep working on the sales letters for them.

i really want to be good at writing, and i feel
like i could be. i've read a few books on copywriting
(dan kennedy, eugene schwartz, amongst others),
but i feel like what would really help is to hire
someone who could critique and train me on
the nuances.

the difference between good copy (hits on the
conscious level) and GREAT copy (which bypasses
the conscious mind and compels the reader to
FEEL so they cannot help but take the action
you want them to take.

if you get it, and love teaching and making
people better at our shared interest, send me
a pm and we'll figure out if it's something that
would be beneficial to both of us.

thanks!

[travlinguy]

I'll give you some free advice. If you want to be taken seriously as a writer then always be a writer. That means capitalizing the word "I" as well as starting your sentences with a cap. Might seem like small stuff but always putting out your best becomes a habit if you always put out your best, right?

[griswold]

Thanks for the tip!