How to Reach Out to Copywriting Clients and Close Deals The Professional Way.
Best ways to get clients to respond to your outreach and hire you.

How to Reach Out to Copywriting Clients and Close Deals The Professional Way.

How to Reach Out to Copywriting Clients and Close Deals Professionally

As a copywriter, it can be challenging to land clients if you don't know how to talk to them.

Many copywriters fail to close clients because of poorly crafted outreach messages.

However, there are ways to avoid these mistakes and attract more clients.

Here are three essential lessons to help you close more clients and look like a professional:


Lesson #1: Don't Beg; Diagnose

When you send client outreach messages, avoid sounding like a beggar who desperately needs work. Instead, be a problem solver.

Approach clients like a doctor who diagnoses the problem and offers a solution.

You want to identify their business's weaknesses, and offer them a quick win.

For instance, you could ask what their best offers are, which offers are fatiguing, and what their conversion rates are.

This approach shows you care about their business and are interested in finding solutions.


Lesson #2: Research Your Client

Just like writing a sales page, the more research you do, the easier the sale. Research your client's business to find out their strengths and weaknesses.

Look for areas where they need copywriting services.

Buy their products and take screenshots of their funnel steps and upsells.

Look at their ads, their email marketing strategy, and where they're acquiring customers.

By understanding your client's business, you can offer solutions that will help them achieve their goals.


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Researching them will help you find out what problems they have even if they don't know are not aware.


Lesson #3: Customize Your Outreach Message

When crafting an outreach message, make sure it's tailored to the specific client.

Avoid using generic messages that sound like you're copy-pasting them to every potential client.

Instead, make the message personalized and show that you understand their business.

For example, you could mention a particular pain point in their business and how you can solve it.

Also, use professional language and avoid using emojis or excessive exclamation marks.


By following these three lessons, you can reach out to copywriting clients professionally and close deals.


Remember to diagnose the problem, research your client, and customize your outreach messages

Abdul-Samod Adeshina

Copywriter to B2B SaaS Startups| I help you increase product sign-ups, onboard new users, acquire customers and retain them.

1 年

Precise and valuable points

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