Hi Holly! We run enrollment periods every three months. Please don’t hesitate to reach out to contact@filthyrichwriter.com with any questions!

I have loved these posts and the podcast you and Kate have. Definitely learning a lot and I’m excited to get started with the academy. How often do enrollment periods open up?

Thanks!
Holly

Hi! Thanks for the feedback! If you take a look at our podcast (www.filthyrichwriter.com/podcast) and search “pitch” there are at least three episodes that give great tips and guides for pitching new clients.

I personally love all these points. They’re just so true!

There’s really nothing holding anyone back from success as a copywriter … except yourself.

It’s not rocket science… but there’s no Aladdin’s lamp for getting there, either

The methods are there, plain and simple.

It’s left for the aspiring copywriter to go the extra mile and apply them as efficiently and consistently as possible.

But I do have this request, Kate…

Please, do an article on steps/methods for developing “pitch-worthy” ideas for potential clients.

I find I struggle with that… and need some clarity.

Thank you! 😊

You have done a great job here.

Kudos to you.

Hi Kim! So glad you’re finding our blog helpful!

Hi Katrina,

Obviously, the key is that everyone’s is going to be different. But it’s a matter of examining your life and career experience, choosing one element from it that has helped you develop particularly important or unique trait or skill, and then conveying how that trait or skill makes you a better copywriter. It’s not a quick process, but it’s definitely an important one! 🙂

Thanks for commenting!
Nicki

I am aspiring to be a copywriter. As someone with zero writing experience, what would be great examples of USP that would-be clients would find valuable aside from the obvious?

I’d love to take one of your masterclasses but I lost my job of 12 years as a virtual assistant almost a year ago,. I’m newly separated with 14 large dogs that prevents me from working anywhere else but from home. There are a lot of WFH jobs even during the pandemic but despite the fact that I am a computer savvy 50-year old, I keep getting rejected. In other words, I’m pretty much penniless.

Thanks for sharing your expertise.

Katrina

Hi Zachary,

I’m glad you enjoyed the post! Regarding getting the email, there are a couple of different options. For a larger company, if you can get the email of *anyone* who works there, it’s usually the same naming convention and you can figure it out. For example, if you’ve found Sara Jones’ email and it’s sjones@xyzcompany.com, it’s very likely that Kate Anderson’s is kanderson@xyzcompany.com. Does that make sense? There are also lots of websites that list the email addresses of important people at a company. And, if all else fails, pick up the phone and call to ask! 🙂

Thanks for commenting!
Nicki