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July 11, 2019 Hi {NAME}, Steve Slaunwhite got started in the Business-to-Business market almost by a

[The Writer’ s Life]( July 11, 2019 Hi {NAME}, Steve Slaunwhite got started in the Business-to-Business (B2B) market almost by accident … and that "lucky break" led to a long and lucrative career … expert status … published books … fantastic income … and a lifestyle he truly enjoys. All because of his very first job. (He shares that story today … ) But I don't want your dream to happen by chance. I want to help you achieve your dream of making a living as a well-paid freelance writer, starting now. So, to help you move forward, we're doing something we've never done before … [I've put all the details in this special invitation for you.]( After reading it, you'll be able to take a definitive, risk-free step towards becoming a well-paid writer … all under the personal guidance of one of our most popular experts. This is a brand-new opportunity we've created to help you get "off the fence" when it comes to your writing career … Start making good money … And begin enjoying the freedom that comes with living the writer's life. [Click here for all the details.]( To your success, Rebecca Matter President, AWAI Terrified of Finding Clients? AWAI members tell us it's their #1 fear: finding, landing and ultimately working with … clients. Copywriter Ben Settle was the same way. So, he found a way around "the client problem" by creating and perfecting a writing business that requires ZERO CLIENTS. Not only that, this writing business he created now earns him over a $1 million per year – and he only has to "work" at it 10 minutes a day. Recently he revealed his business plan in its entirety to AWAI co-founder Paul Hollingshead … and you won't believe how simple it is … [See how Ben does it right here …]( B2B Was My Lucky Break. Could It Be Yours? By Steve Slaunwhite [Young businessman writing word B2B] I still vividly remember my first copywriting project. It was in the mid-1990s and I was sending out pitch letters to just about any company with a mailing address — and getting nowhere. It was a bit frustrating, but I kept at it. Then, one day, the phone rang. It was the marketing VP of a mid-sized consulting firm. He told me he got my pitch letter, liked it, and wondered if I'd be interested in writing one for him. (Hmm. Let me check my schedule … Yes, I think I can do that!) By the time I hung up the phone about 40 minutes later, I had a good-paying gig to write two pieces: a short direct-mail sales letter, and a five-page special report (commonly known these days as a white paper). That call was my lucky break for two reasons: - It launched my freelance business. - It introduced me to writing for Business-to-Business (B2B) companies. That second point turned out to be more important than I realized. At the time, I wasn't focusing on writing for any particular niche. I just wanted work! But that first client, who happened to be the VP of a B2B business, opened a world of opportunity for me which, frankly, made my career. That's because, over the years, B2B marketing has boomed, and the demand for those who can write great B2B copy and content has boomed right along with it. So, if you're wondering where to focus your copywriting business, I urge you to consider Business-to-Business companies. In my opinion, it's where the action is these days. If you're not familiar with Business-to-Business, it simply refers to companies that sell products and services to other companies. Types of B2B businesses include technology, industrial equipment, management training, executive coaching, software, business travel services, transportation and logistics (shipping services), consulting firms, and dozens of others. Typically, these companies need a wide range of marketing materials to help sell their products and services. For example, over the past year for my B2B clients, I've written: - Dozens of email campaigns (Short emails, usually less than a page) - Websites (Many B2B companies are revamping their websites these days) - Online ads - A white paper and e-books (These are very lucrative assignments, and fun to write) - Many, many articles and e-newsletters - Video scripts - Online sales pages (for B2B products such as sales training) - Brochures and sells sheets - And case studies (Customer success stories, written like a feature story in a magazine) One of the many things I like about writing for B2B companies is the variety. One day, I get to write an email campaign that generates leads and sales for a client. The next day, I'm interviewing my client's customer to write an engaging customer success story. It's this balance of copy and content that continues to make B2B interesting for me as a writer. I also like the lack of hype. Business-to-Business marketing tends to use facts to persuade, rather than emotional excitement and big promises. It's a no-B.S., conversational style I feel good about scribing for clients. But, don't get me wrong. As a B2B copywriter, you still need to be determinedly persuasive; you just do so without writing like a Ginsu-knife salesman on an infomercial. Now, I have a confession to make … As much as I like the clients, variety, and writing style, the money also plays a big role in why I enjoy B2B so much. While there are no million-dollar paydays for writing a "killer" sales letter in B2B, (sorry, but that's the truth), the income is solid and steady. Most of the full-time B2B writers I know consistently make over $100K each year. So, when I look back at that first gig I got in the mid-1990s, I think, "Wow, I'm glad I stumbled into writing for B2B companies." It really was a lucky break for me. Maybe B2B can be your lucky break, too? Do you have any questions about getting started in the B2B copywriting field? [Share them in the comments]( so we can get you the answers. Editorial Note: Join us for two days that will change your life. If you're not a well-paid copywriter yet … If you're undecided on the perfect writing niche … If you're worried about finding clients … [>> Here's your remedy.]( All it takes is two days. These two days could be your lucky break. [Check out the details before it's too late.]( Two Days That Will Change Your Life If you're not a well-paid copywriter yet … If you're undecided on the perfect writing niche … If you're worried about finding clients … We have your remedy right here. And all it will take is two days. 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