Can’t get your first client?
Here’s the exact process I used to get my first client nearly two years ago…
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Can’t get your first client?
Here’s the exact process I used to get my first client nearly two years ago…
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When you do a search for your market, look for the websites that are using Google Ads.
This means they are paying to grow their business and are more likely to pay you.
A simple search for protein powder gives me ecom stores I could offer my services.
Depending on what you offer you should be looking for different things.
• bad copy • poor design • no social proof • etc.
Only work with people that you know you can help.
You’re going to cold email these people, so you need to find their email.
The way I used to do this was through hunter.io
Key takeaways:
• Subject line = “Quick Question about {company name}” • Ideal email length is around 20 seconds long • Personalize your email to each specific client
Your goal is to get a response. My message usually says, “Do you offer online coaching?”
Find an email format that gets you a lot of replies.
When I was just starting out with a gmail account and a spreadsheet I would send out 20 emails a day.
Spend a week doing this and you’re guaranteed a reply.
The more you can send the better.
I sent about 80 emails before I got my first reply.
We went back and forth on a few emails and finally agreed on $200/project.
It was to write copy for his supplement pages.
I ended up working with him for a total of nearly 20 projects.
It was the start to my online career…
At the end of the day more messages will always equal more replies.
• personalize them • only email those you can help • offer to work for free if you need to
And if you feel like it…
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