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How To Become A "Pro" Email Copywriter In 21 Days - At No Cost

So recently I read an article by one of my Email copywriting legends, Chris Orzechowski. Chris's article was about how anyone could become a world-class Email Copywriter in 21 days.

His ideas are solid. I must confess. Actually, his email copywriting ideas are badass. So I recommend anyone who wants to do their businesses (and lives) some great good to follow Chris.

That said, I figured some of Chris' tips in that article may not suit my subscribers. Yes, Chris wrote that if you want to become a world-class email Copywriter in 21 days, you may have to spend some cash on Email Playbooks & Courses (besides the free options he mentioned, of course).

Those are great, too.

But if you don't have the budget for Email Playbooks & Courses, can you ever become a world-class email copywriter within the time it takes you to binge-watch 100 action movies on Netflix? Sure, you can.

I must mention though that: at some point, you will have to squeeze some shekels out of your wallet, to purchase those books and courses, if you really want to take your Email Copywriting to the next level.

That said, if you are a wise-ass who is terribly low on budget, but you are willing to put in the work to become a world-class Email Copywriter in 21 days, here's what you should do:
1. Search for all of Chris Orzechowski's works online. Read them. Hand write them. Until his emailing methods burn into your brain. - 3 days.
2. Read, re-read, and handwrite Chris Orzechowski's book "Make It Rain: The Secret To Generating Massive PayDays From Your Email List". It's available for download at no cost to you. Find it here. - 3 days.
3. Go to Ben Settle's website (don't forget to subscribe to his email list). Read and handwrite 100 of his emails. - 3 days.
4. Go to Matt Furey's website (don't forget to subscribe to his email list). Read and handwrite 100 of his emails. - 3 days.
5. Google the top 5 magazines in your market and write out, by hand, 500 headlines from the covers of these magazines. (Chris' recommendation) ~ 2 days
6. Find some clickbait ads and hand write 500 of their headlines (these make amazing email subject line fodder). (Chris' recommendation) ~ 2 days
7. Write 100 emails for wh[/code]atever product/service/niche of your interest, and publish those emails. - 5 days

You think this is a whole lot of work? Well, it is. But, wait till your hands start to burn from the pain of handwriting email copies and your eyes start to itch from reading too many email contents.

If you're going to do this successfully, you must be willing to put in the work required. It usually should take years to become a professional writer. But that was long ago. Today, any dimwit, with a pint-size brain, can start to write emails that sell.

What matters is that you are willing to put in all the works it takes to do so. That said, getting your hands dirty by writing your own emails and publishing them will teach you two things:

1. What works in email copywriting.
2. What doesn't.

Simple.

You'll never know if your emails suck unless you publish them to your tiny list. You'll never know if your emails will ever get results for your clients (or if you will just burn their cash), if you aren't making them get results for your own business.

To become a world-class email copywriter, you must bring in the toughness of a heavyweight boxer. Be willing to practice and practice hard. If you want to get rich quick, there is just no way around putting in the work required.

I wish you best of luck.

Cheers,

Busayo Lawrence
Email Copywriter

PS. If you want to build an email copywriting business that makes cool cash in its first month, you should get my eBook, Cash On A Whim. It's right here: https://starttiny4k.xyz

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