
Offering free copywriting critiques a good idea?
Getting to the point, I read somewhere that a way to get copywriting clients is by offering a free critique to anyone who asks. Oddly enough, the guy who wrote it happened to offer that service on this forum of all places. Then he would offer to write copy at a discounted price.
Should I go forward and offer a free copywriting critique on here or is this a bad idea since a lot of us on here provide free critiques on here when they ask?
For what it's worth, here's the blog post that I read that lead to this post:
How To Become A Copywriter (with No Experience) :: Kopywriting Kourse
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