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What a $500 freelancer pitch looks like

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bensettle.com

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ben@bensettle.com

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Fri, Apr 14, 2023 02:45 AM

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Every now and then I get cold pitched by freelancers. Yes, even though I write all my own ads —

Every now and then I get cold pitched by freelancers. Yes, even though I write all my own ads — go figure. And, they always have flashing red “tells” that gives away they’re either: (1) complete amateurs (2) have no idea how to sell themselves Such as: Giving you their unsolicited opinion of your current ad and its (perceived) flaws, etc, without knowing any of the numbers or context behind it first. I don’t know who’s teaching freelancers to do this. But I hope nobody is paying for this silly advice. Another tell? Asking for a free copy of the product. Here’s one of my favorite examples I once got: === I clicked the link to your “Copywriter’s Grab Bag.” I’m a copywriter and I thought I would be interested. How has this landing page worked for you? I found it confusing and tiring to read – a whole bunch of benefits bullet-listed at random – no logic behind the whole thing. Let me know. BTW I’d like to write you a landing page for your Copywriter’s Grab Bag. And I’d like to do it free of charge just for your opinion. If you think it’s good you can use it. If (and only if) it performs well, you can reward me with a bonus of say, $500. But I’ll need a copy of your Copywriter’s Grab Bag to know what I’ll be writing about. === I agree: He does need a copy. But probably not for the reasons cited… Anyway, nothing against the reply guy. I’m sure he’s a good egg. But since we’re doling out unsolicited advice here’s a tip that’ll serve him well: "Learn how to sell instead of pitch, Spanky." You’ll get more clients. Make more $$. And, not look like a newb. More: One of the benefits my Email Client Horde book on sale this weekend grants freelancers is not being in such a needy position to pitch like that. And, instead, be more of an “order taker” — where, over time, you can potentially build a list of client leads for your business, and pick and choose the ones you want to work with or even talk with. Sale ends Sunday, 4/16 at midnight EDT. Here’s the link: [https∶//www.EmailPlayers.com/clienthorde]( Use this code at the checkout to get the discount: RAWGER Make sure the price changes before entering any info. Ben Settle This email was sent by Ben Settle as owner of Settle, LLC. Copyright © 2023 Settle, LLC. All Rights Reserved. No part of this email may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means without written permission from Settle, LLC. Click here to [unsubscribe]( Settle, LLC PO Box 1056 Gold Beach Oregon 97444 USA

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