A Simple Challenge for Your Freelance Writing Business
When it comes to writing copy that actually sells, reading is only half the battle. At the end of the day, there’s just one way to get great at it: you have to write, put your words in front of real people, and see how they react. The reaction you’re looking for, of course, is when they decide to buy.
There's nothing quite like the feeling of someone giving you their money because of something you wrote. It's the ultimate proof that your copy works. If you've been learning about techniques to make that happen, you’re probably eager to see the results for yourself. To help you bridge the gap between learning and earning, here’s a simple, two-part challenge to kickstart your .
Part 1: The Two-Minute Drill
Your first task is to take one single idea you've learned about copywriting and start implementing it within the next two minutes. Don't worry about finishing the task perfectly; the goal here is just to start.
This could be as simple as:
- Drafting a quick email to a past customer.
- Brainstorming a few new headlines for a project.
- Jotting down some concepts for an email autoresponder.
- Putting a 30-minute block on your calendar to plan new copy.
The possibilities are endless. Just pick one small thing that moves your forward and do it right now.
Part 2: The 30-Day Launch
The second challenge is more involved, but the potential payoff is exponentially bigger. This is especially crucial for those . Carve out some time—maybe in that brainstorming session you just scheduled—to outline a brand new offer and the core message for its sales copy.
Next, open your calendar and pick a “launch day” no more than 30 days from today. This is the date you will publish your new sales letter and start promoting it. Then, you have to stick to that schedule no matter what.
Committing to this process could completely reshape your business in a month. You might write the very sales letter that turns your or introduces one of your first truly . The key is moving from theory to action. This is a foundational step if you want to that lasts.
The challenge is on the table. Are you ready to get to work?
