"Test Out a Rookie" Day -- Free Copywriting for the Unlucky Winner!
OK folks, here's the deal...
We've been on a hiring spree lately, taking on extra developers/designers and other assorted talent in-house.
I never anticipated taking on a newbie copywriter, but his resume showed up in my inbox anyway. Nothing particularly outstanding except for the fact that he had listed some limited copywriting experience with a local direct marketing company.
It's really one of the only times I've seen anyone mention 'copywriting' on a professional resume, so for obvious reasons it caught my attention.
I'm definitely not ready to give him any of the current copywriting jobs we have in the queue until I've tested his ability. Frankly, I'm less concerned with where he is now with his skills, and more inclined to employ him based on adaptability and willingness to improve.
Here's the deal...
If you have a copywriting project you need done, I'll get my recruit on it right away. He's ready and willing to prove himself, and I figured this would be a great opportunity. I can't (nor can he) promise that his work will be stellar. However, I can assure you that I will personally write your copy to your complete satisfaction, also free of charge, if you're not happy with the original piece submitted.
I'm more than willing to expose myself to the risk in order to capitalize on a unique opportunity to train up an apprentice copywriter (something I had never anticipated I'd do).
Time for the specific details...
Niche isn't so important at this point in time. I'd like to test his research and comprehension capability, so I'm interested to see what comes in. As for me, I'll need to resign myself to the fact that I might be rewriting for something I have absolutely no prior experience dealing with. My specialties are with technology (hardware and software solutions, particularly for enterprise applications), Internet/web, and anything marketing, business, and/or sales. None of my prior writing focuses should preclude me from performing a quality rewrite for you.
From the time I pass on your project to my prospective apprentice, I'll give him two weeks to get your fully approved copy completed.
When you receive your final, I'd like to collect your feedback before you test it, and after you've tested it. I'm looking for specific details that he can look at and use as actionable guidelines to improve his efforts.
That's about it! If you're interested, PM me with more information and we'll work out the details!
We've been on a hiring spree lately, taking on extra developers/designers and other assorted talent in-house.
I never anticipated taking on a newbie copywriter, but his resume showed up in my inbox anyway. Nothing particularly outstanding except for the fact that he had listed some limited copywriting experience with a local direct marketing company.
It's really one of the only times I've seen anyone mention 'copywriting' on a professional resume, so for obvious reasons it caught my attention.
I'm definitely not ready to give him any of the current copywriting jobs we have in the queue until I've tested his ability. Frankly, I'm less concerned with where he is now with his skills, and more inclined to employ him based on adaptability and willingness to improve.
Here's the deal...
If you have a copywriting project you need done, I'll get my recruit on it right away. He's ready and willing to prove himself, and I figured this would be a great opportunity. I can't (nor can he) promise that his work will be stellar. However, I can assure you that I will personally write your copy to your complete satisfaction, also free of charge, if you're not happy with the original piece submitted.
I'm more than willing to expose myself to the risk in order to capitalize on a unique opportunity to train up an apprentice copywriter (something I had never anticipated I'd do).
Time for the specific details...
Niche isn't so important at this point in time. I'd like to test his research and comprehension capability, so I'm interested to see what comes in. As for me, I'll need to resign myself to the fact that I might be rewriting for something I have absolutely no prior experience dealing with. My specialties are with technology (hardware and software solutions, particularly for enterprise applications), Internet/web, and anything marketing, business, and/or sales. None of my prior writing focuses should preclude me from performing a quality rewrite for you.
From the time I pass on your project to my prospective apprentice, I'll give him two weeks to get your fully approved copy completed.
When you receive your final, I'd like to collect your feedback before you test it, and after you've tested it. I'm looking for specific details that he can look at and use as actionable guidelines to improve his efforts.
That's about it! If you're interested, PM me with more information and we'll work out the details!
Always looking for badass direct-response copywriters. PM me if we don't know each other and you're looking for work.