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Originally Posted by WordPro

A good comment at last! Well done. I knew you had it within you Mike. I applaud you finally.

Digital, as my hmmmmmm, dear old codger (mate) above pointed out, there's no point in getting down or feeling that you can't manage this.

You can manage it, you just need to go through these pain barriers - we've all been there and everyone is rooting for you to succeed.

Give it a break for a day, then go back to it with fresh eyes and try starting it over again.

Don't try and rework this copy, you'll end up getting more frustrated than ever.

Write out a few decent headlines, try aiming for anywhere between 25-50 of them, take your time with it - enjoy the process.

Then pick what looks to be the best headline to you, which is a major benefit to your visitors and start to write your copy afresh.

Just let your words flow. OK so, you'll get some words all cockeyed, it's no big deal, I get that all the time too - it's more important for you to just start writing your sales copy again, having a willingness to give it another go.

One guy has just sent me some copy to write, I havn't got the foggiest clue about this product, I'm researching it right now, got a kind of a gist of an idea in my mind, what it's all about -- anyway, so I just went into my writing program and just started writing. This will help me to become more familiar with the subject matter in hand.

Now, I don't mind telling you, this first draft I've done, it's crap. It's all over the place, as wonky as can be, but the more I reflect upon the subject, this niche, the more my mind is piecing together on the quiet, exactly what this product is and as I rewrite the sales copy draft, several times over - the clearer the message will become every time.

It's no good beating myself up about it, getting low, that I don't immediately understand it like the back of my hand, that's just the way it goes sometimes - but in the end being the perfectionist that I am, I will get this right and you can do the same with your sales copy too.

You just need to believe in yourself, that you can do this really well.

I'd like you to visualise your sales copy, in all it's final glory. Visualise it in your mind's eye, in it's perfection - you are absolutely chuffed with the final result and now cast your eye into the future even further and it's converting very well indeed. Can you see that?

If you can visualise that, what did that feeling feel like, seeing your sales copy in it's true perfected form and bringing you in some decent passive income? Did that feel good?

Once you believe that you can do something well - all the laws of the universe will come to your aid, if you know how to switch on the light switch, within your mind.

Whatever you do, enjoy the process of learning -- if you're not enjoying yourself, jump on another fairground ride for a wee bit, there are plenty of 'rides' to choose from.

Just have fun.

If you need encouragement, feel free to send me a pm OK - I've received your last one, but right now, I think you are best attempting this task by yourself. You will feel so much more empowered when you finally nail this one down.

Keep going, stay positive and keep your chin up.

Kindest regards and best wishes.


Mark