Copywriting 101: How To Find Clients That Don't Suck (and Overcome Imposter Syndrome)

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One of the biggest challenges you’ll face when learning copywriting (or anything new) is overcoming the feeling in the back of your head that says “I’m not good enough.”

Even though imposter syndrome is something that everyone faces, the anxiety that comes with it can be hard to beat.

In this video we also tackle how to find better clients so that you don’t have to worry about fighting your clients at the same time you’re fighting to improve as a copywriter.

0:00 "How Do I Overcome Imposter Syndrome?"
0:54 "Where can I find good clients that are not annoying?"
3:57 The one thing you need to keep yourself from being exploited by crappy clients
5:55 What we actually offer in the Patreon dot com slash thecopythatshow
11:00 An expression of gratitude and a solicitation for more questions you want us to answer
11:40 "What should I be doing every day to practice and get better at copywriting?"
14:31 "What books should I read to help me learn?"
16:00 One of the most common problems newbie copywriters encounter and when you know you're becoming more competent

Videos and books we mentioned:

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Copy That! is hosted by Alex Myatt, Rod SatterwhiteSean MacIntyre, and Lindsey Hough.

[danika]

7:30 just a small detail. I would like to emphasize that getting into e-commerce early in your freelance career could be a major upset for you and also your pocket. First, you should make a business that puts money in your pocket consistently every day. And then, and only then you should consider getting into an e-commerce brand. I hope this helps you avoid getting into debt ;)

[anthonyhoughton]

😂 Dropped in to Beevis and Butthead at the end there.

[ARSHIYASIDDIKHA]

approximately just how time should one spend in researching about copywriting before starting. I mean if i learn enough but i overthink and feel like that it isnt enough so i spend more time on just learning it. So this question

[LA_BNDGSA]

I literally laugh at 5:06 part fr, great explanation 🫡

[cjikeako]

Hello guys, I've been following these clips and I really love them. I've got a question.

How does one bridge the gap between studying copy and writing copy when one has not studied enough to even know how to write copy?

[naniehurley]

Great advice as always, thank you, guys!

[GoSowgu]

"Should I specialize my copywriting agency in a specific niche, or should I offer services to a wide range of clients? What's your take on this?"