How Much to Charge as a BEGINNER Copywriter (for EACH project type)

What you’ll discover in this video:

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How not to price yourself too low

Competing at lower price brackets is career suicide for you. You’ll end up with bottom-feeder clients who will never respect you, and you’ll be competing with people who are willing to write 1000-word articles for $5. Just say no and skip this tier altogether!

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the key copy "types" you should Focus on

Sales pages are very valuable… but you better bring your A-game each time you write one of them. If you flop, you’ll no doubt lose that client and you might even get a bad review (which is a big problem on places such as Upwork). Discover what to focus on instead...

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Wanna charge on "hourly rate"? Don't!

There are a lot of people who’ll tell you to charge based on an hourly rate - or worse: per-word pricing (which is the best way to shoot yourself in the foot!). But don’t do it. I cover why these two pricing strategies are a bad idea (especially for beginners) in much more detail inside the video.

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Recommended starting prices

For popular copywriting projects like Product descriptions, Web copy, Short Emails, Longer emails, About Pages, Blog posts, 1000+ word articles, and so on. PLUS, I'll also explain exactly when to raise your prices by 25-30% - so you make more $$$ in less time.

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