
Question about scheduling
When you land a client, how often are you having to put them on a waiting list? I was looking over some of the copywriter WFH threads and it seems like if you've got a good pitch that you could have a ton of people interested in hiring you all at once. If I was doing a decent money job i'd obviously want to spend a couple days on it (at least) to really get it right. I would think that if you had 5-10 prospective clients that it would be possible to end up having a waiting list several weeks long.
Is this typical for most of you or do you like to work a few hours on several different jobs every day? Personally I would rather go head deep into a project until its done, but maybe that's not really possible when you're marketing to a wide audience? Or maybe im just showing my "green-ness" in thinking it would take several days to write up something good for the ususal WSO or clickbank product!

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