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- Consistency is key, you will fail and shit will happen all the time, but it will

only be achieved through consistency.

- Brainwashing is the best way to convince and program yourself to do something and
win.

- In freelancing, you are no longer trading your time for money, you are trading
effort and results for money, even if you do it in 5 minutes.

- You can earn money from editing videos for someone or making a thumbnail for him,
and that is a good part of freelancing.

- The way you should approach each platform:

1. You find where your leads hangout.
2. You figure out their weak points
3. Next you build rapport with them (lead with value)
4. Your pitch your services

- How Much Should you Charge?

This all depends on your experience.
If you have social proof (meaning your shit works), then you can
start off at 1k-$5k/month.
If you don't have any social proof, you just "think" you're good --
I recommend you
work for free until you have 3-5 testimonials.
Here's how to get testimonials - you set the expectation.
After you secure those? Then you can start charging $500 to
the prices above.

- Play The Long-Game…

Remember to play the long-game.
Put your focus on delivering fantastic results to your clients.
By doing this, you will get referrals on repeat.
That's how I got recommendations from the Tate's, Ed
Latimore, Jack coulson, and Stirling Cooper.
Ignore the quick money, always go for the long-game of
building your skill level and reputation.

- How To Build Rapport…

Here are the basics to building rapport.
1. KNOW what they need, don't just shoot blind.
2. Engage with them in the comments/DM's
3. From there lead with value (loom video or free work).
This alone will set you apart from 90% of freelancers.

- You'll make much more long-term by applying the New Age

Freelancer methods - using social media, leading with value,
and your other systems.

- Essential Online Tools for Freelancing:

1. Carrd - https://carrd.co/ - Create one-page landing sites for
your services (free)
2. Canva - https://www.canva.com/ - Easy to use graphic
design platform with templates for social media sites
(free)
3. Stripe - https://stripe.com/ - Payment processor for online
businesses (free)
4. Grammarly - https://www.grammarly.com - Scans your
text for common grammatical mistakes - also offers a
Chrome extension to constantly check grammar on all
sites (free)
5. Buffer - https://buffer.com - Social media scheduling
platform (free)
6. Fotojet - https://www.fotojet.com - Edit images (free)
7. Toggl - https://toggl.com/ - Time management and project
planning site (free)
8. Swipefile - https://swipefile.com/ - Collection of copy
letters for reference (free)
9.Wetransfer - https://wetransfer.com - Transfer large files
(free)
10. Dropbox - https://www.dropbox.com/ - store your work,
transfer large files and deliver work to clients (free)
11.Calendly - https://calendly.com - Appointment scheduling
(free)
12.Zoom - https://zoom.us - Video conferencing for virtual
meetings (free)
13.Loader.to -
https://loader.to/en61/1080p-video-downloader.html -
Download YouTube videos (free)
14.Tikmate - https://tikmate.online - Download Tiktok videos
without a watermark (free)
15.Monday - http://Monday.com - Track your work flow
progress and comes in handy when managing teams

- A niche is where your leads are at and info about your clients, like you are
gonna copywrite for game company, then that is your niche, gaming.

- You can be anonymous, or not, and you will be totally fine, but don't post
bullshit.

- Social media is only gonna be to build reputation, just upload videos and photos
about facts about your skill like why this niche needs copywriting for an example,
then say that you specialize in this shit at the end and be like "I'm the best
copywriter you will need, dm me or comment if you are interested in my service.",
and do that on every single platform you can do it in so you can reach the most
people.

- Be specific, focus on one skill and at most 2 niches, until you become an expert.

- Archetype strategy, do a complete info gathering on your clients with all their
strengths and weaknesses and how to satisfy them to give you money.

- DM Script:
1. Compliment them. (something specific they did such as a thread for example.)
2. Ask a question that sets the stage for qualifying them with your service.
3. Lead the convo to telling them you have ideas for them, but it will be better if
done over a call.
4. Repeat.

- Example:
1. Hey man, your recent thread about xyz is really good, it stood out to me
because~.. so i got into your newsletter.
2. Hey, do you actually use those threads as emails?
* Then lead him on to advertise your service, for example:
"I noticed how you only email once/twice a week, which is okay, but i think that
not only you can provide more value, i think you can also increase some value and
money to yourself if you email 3 times per week, I would love to do that for you
since i work in other businesses' email newsletter, and i am not gonna charge you
for money, instead i want you to see if you increase your open rate or if you sell
more from your emails after i work with you, and if that happens, i would love to
only get a testimonial from you on how i work well in exchange, nothing more. If
you are interested, please feel free to reply to this email and we can totally talk
about it over a call if you can do it at this specific time, because i got a lot of
calls closed for this week."
* If they refuse, then be like "It's okay, i totally can get that, but hey, do you
happen to know any other business owners that might be interested?".

- You can dm the same lead in multiple apps, but do not send the same message like
copy and paste, and when you send it on the other social media, you can say "Also,
i messaged you on twitter but blah blah blah.." or "Hey, i messaged you on the
other app, but i know you are busy, so am i, but from what i have seen from your
content, i think i have ideas to get you more money from your email list, blah blah
blah, you can reply if you are interested.", so you do not come off as too needy or
unprofessional in case he notices your message on the other app, if he still does
not reply, then email them.

- Definitely reach out to the leaders of your niches, much easier when you do that,
on every social.

- To find out more people, you can check their following lists, then you can use
that to find more leads on your niche.