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FREE 2 Hour Outreach Course | How To Get $2k/mo Copywriting Clients For Beginners (5 New Methods)

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Business

Business goal & promised outcomes

  • Teach a beginner-focused outreach system to land copywriting clients and reach:
    • First client in 72 hours
    • $2k–$4k/month clients within 30 days
    • ~$10k/month within 90–180 days (3–6 months)
  • Uses “updated” outreach methods for end of 2023 into 2024, with AI to speed execution.

The core promise: consistent, beginner-friendly outreach—sped up with AI—then optimized through testing and follow-up.


Core go-to-market playbook (5+3 methods)

Primary outreach methods highlighted

  1. TikTok prospecting + WPS email (Witty → Problem → Solution → Easy CTA)

    • Niche: SMMA / social media marketing agencies
    • Prospect location: TikTok (businesses with active lead-gen)
    • Email sequence logic: fast reply-seeking questions + proof + low-friction CTA
  2. Network outreach

    • Start with people you know and spread through affiliations
    • Conversation-first approach; ask for introductions
    • Low-risk offer (LRO): commission / testimonial / free trial / discovery project (ranges mentioned later)
  3. Instagram WPS + “notification stacking” DM flow

    • Like/comment on posts before DMing
    • Two-part touchpoint strategy:
      • Post engagement triggers more visibility in DM/request flow
      • Then deliver a conversational DM built on WPS
  4. Mini-VSL method for higher-ticket (2k–4k/month)

    • Personalized or semi-personalized video (2–3 minutes; often ~60 seconds)
    • Sell conversation, not services
    • CTA options: reply, send Loom/video, or schedule IG call
  5. “100 Funnel” (Dream 100 style) for scaling toward 5–10k/month

    • Prospect ~2–3 days to build a target list of ~100 accounts
    • Send 5–10 outreaches + follow-ups/day (low volume, high personalization)
    • Target 10–20 engaged leads
    • Spend most time providing value (Loom, mini-VSL, high-touch follow-ups)

Bonus methods

  • Referral flywheel (minimal outreach over time via client referrals)
  • Name-drop + case-study follow-ups (credibility/authority boost)

Execution frameworks & principles (explicit)

WPS Email / WPS DM framework

  • W: Witty opener (personal, non-generic)
  • P: Problem (opportunity-based; “what’s improvable”)
  • S: Solution (helpful angle, curiosity, not criticism)
  • Easy CTA: yes/no or A/B reply to keep friction low

Outreach principles / playbook rules

  • Proof > Promise
    • “An ounce of proof = 1,000 pounds of promise”
    • Borrow authority, use stats/facts, and de-risk with LRO
  • Strategies over tactics
    • Consistent principles beat “secret tricks”
  • Innovation + testing
    • Mix templates/variables (“method ABCD… try FB… test and eliminate”)
    • Track outcomes and keep what performs
  • You get paid for every outreach
    • Even “failed” outreach builds conversion momentum (eventually volume hits)
  • Sales is 80% attitude / 20% methods
    • Communication/credibility > script mechanics
  • Free is not the main offer
    • Free/low-risk is a “cherry on top,” not the core value
  • Multiple short messages > one big block
  • Yes/no questions only
  • Touchpoints matter
    • “Notification stacking” and omnichannel follow-up build familiarity/trust
  • Outreach exists on a spectrum
    • Beginner side: higher volume, less personal
    • Advanced side: low volume, high hyper-personalization (for higher-ticket clients)

Niche targeting strategy (where to sell)

  • Avoid overly corporate / commoditized niches (e.g., “no skincare, no jewelry” mentioned)
  • Prefer niches where freelancer support is culturally acceptable:
    • Entrepreneurs, info products, mentorship/coaching, high-ticket
    • Specifically: SMMA for the beginner plan
  • Avoid starting in niches you don’t understand (example: crypto/trading if you’re unfamiliar).

Prospecting system & tooling

TikTok prospecting

  • Search hashtags/keywords (optionally: use ChatGPT to generate popular hashtags for your niche)
  • Click bio links (often link-in-bio pages with multiple contact points)

Instagram prospecting

Find profiles similar to ideal clients using:

  • Ad feed targeting via behavior (“what you click changes your ads”)
  • Following list (if they follow ~300 accounts)
  • Suggested tab (lookalikes sharing audience)

Qualification signals mentioned:

  • Blue check (noted as sometimes pay-to-play, but treated as a “professional signal”)
  • Business account / clean bio / link-in-bio email presence
  • Follower count used as a proxy for high-ticket potential or efficiency decisions

Email scraping (for outreach)

  • Get email addresses via:
    • YouTube About page (business inquiry email)
    • Instagram link-in-bio
    • RocketReach
    • Apollo.io (Chrome plugin; from LinkedIn)

Qualification & personalization rules

  • Witty opener must be specific enough that it wouldn’t work for random people
  • Problem selection must come from curiosity (not ego-challenging criticism)
  • Prioritize businesses with:
    • clear funnels/offers
    • active lead-gen (they’re already marketing)
    • likely gaps your copywriting can fix (marketing “garbage” but with audience potential)

Metrics, KPIs, targets, and performance tracking

Targets / timelines (explicit)

  • First client within 72 hours
  • 2–4k clients within 30 days
  • 10k/month within 90–180 days (3–6 months)

Performance rates (examples mentioned)

  • Reply/call rates by method (general tracking guidance):
    • e.g., 20% replies → 10% reply-to-call, then test iterations
  • Instagram/Email proof example:
    • 35–40% open rates referenced as “good”
  • Deliverability best practices (qualitative KPI):
    • maintain inbox placement via warm domains, link limits, minimal images

Operational KPI guidance

  • Use CRM/open tracking (Streak CRM) to see opens and decide who to follow up
  • Process of elimination:
    • keep the method/template combo with best downstream conversion

Deliverability & sales-call conversion tactics

Email deliverability checklist

  • Send only one link per email
  • Use warm email accounts (not brand-new)
  • Keep images minimal (1 picture max guidance)
  • Use Streak CRM to verify open behavior
  • “More better” concept:
    • if current results plateau (e.g., 2 clients/month), choose:
      • higher volume (more sends), or
      • improve emails (higher reply rate)

Calendly + Zoom stack

  • Use Calendly for time zone automation
  • Calendly automatically provides a Zoom link
  • Option: close calls via Instagram call feature (lower friction)

Concrete examples & templates (actionable)

WPS openers and subject line patterns

  • Subject line style: short, lowercase personalization, not “ad-like”
  • Example opener approaches:
    • “Hey Tyson… [personal observation]”
    • “Disclaimer: cold outreach email… 20 sec read… reply stop”
    • “Would you be against hearing my game plan?”

Personalized “game plan” call request

  • Frame call as quickest way to discuss and avoid long paragraphs
  • CTA is built to be easy (“sure”, yes/no)

Mini-VSL script structure (what to say)

  • 2–3 minute max (ideally ~60 seconds)
  • Content rules:
    • show you’ve done work / results / client logos
    • sell the conversation (“would you like to talk about it?”)
    • CTA to reply for discussion and/or schedule call

Email template example behaviors

  • Bad outreach example:
    • long, ad-like, generic paragraphs, too many links
  • Good outreach behaviors:
    • conversational tone
    • short message
    • goal is reply, not booking immediately
    • follow-up acts as low-risk offer

Pricing / offer de-risking (LRO examples & ranges)

  • Low-risk offer types mentioned:
    • Free period / “free by the way” cherry-on-top
    • Low price / commission
    • Commission-based split and testimonial-based arrangements
    • $300–$600 discovery project (explicit range)
  • In follow-up examples:
    • “By the way, it’s free for now” positioning used to reduce fear of being sold to

Follow-up system (explicit emphasis)

  • Follow-up is described as the #1 determinant
    • “money is in follow-up”
  • Omni-channel follow-up:
    • if ignored on IG, follow via email + FB + other channels
  • “Every outreach method can be a follow-up”
  • High-signal follow-up CTAs:
    • Loom video after they engage
    • Ask one simple question (“did you like the video?”)
    • If they say “we already have someone,” treat as a timing/rotation opportunity

Referral flywheel (client acquisition engine)

  • Over-deliver on:
    • quality (more than asked)
    • quantity (deliver extra items)
    • deadline (finish early)
  • Build relationships, not corporate interactions
  • Ask:
    • “Any other business owners who could use me?”
  • Request video testimonial if referrals aren’t available
  • Follow up after improvements delivered (days/weeks later)

High-level investing/markets note

  • No real investment thesis or market strategy—content is execution-focused on outreach, sales, and client acquisition.

Presenters / sources mentioned

Presenter / host

  • Tyson 4D (a.k.a. “professor 4D” appears as a voice/identity in subtitles)

Referenced authorities / name-drops (examples for proof/authority)

  • Justin Waller
  • Patrick Bet-David (PBD) / ValueTainment
  • Grant Cardone
  • Tai Lopez
  • Jason Capital
  • Brandon Carter
  • Jeff Nippard (as a style/reference for “optimal” wording)
  • Dave Ramsey (career tab example)
  • An unnamed podcast host with a “number one marketing podcast” claim

Tools / sources referenced

  • ChatGPT, RocketReach, Apollo.io, Streak CRM, Calendly, Zoom, Loom, Discord (community context)

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