Monday, 10 December 2012

Been getting client requests lately.



I don't know why, exactly.



Maybe it's the whole "people want what they can't have" thing (in

my case, I am not currently taking on any client work).



But just not interested in clients right now.



Too little freedom, and too much drama.



In fact, the drama of working for copywriting clients is almost

like being Jack Bauer in "24." You're trying to do your job (within

a VERY tight deadline) and make things happen despite a plethora of

people (some with good intentions, others with bad intentions, and

some who are flat out trying to sabotage everything) working

against you.



It's not always that bad.



But it can get crazy sometimes.



And the more fingers in the pie, the worse it is.



That's why I suggest freelancers of all stripes (copywriting, or

any other) being your OWN client.



Create and sell your products.



Keep all the money.



And deal with none of the drama.



No, you may not make as much up front as you would from some pimp

daddy client... but there's no law saying you can't take a client

on while doing your own stuff, is there?



So why not get started today?



Create a product.



Start building a list.



And shoot it an email every day.



It's shocking how fast it can build from there.



For ongoing guidance (including an advanced training book) showing

you how to both write emails and ways to build a list (for free),

check out the "Email Players" newsletter.



No, it's not for everyone.



And it IS expensive.



But if you got the right stuff, go to:



http://www.EmailPlayers.com



Ben Settle









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Settle, LLC

www.BenSettle.com



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