Extraordinary therapy here as a start my premium video service. There are thousands in the US that can afford my service. There are hundreds and hundreds in the Houston area that can afford my service. Just not me and my friends, ha. TY Cole
This was a great video, because it is HARD to shift the mindset most of the time and get out of our own way. Financial scarcity resonates with me....big time. Looking to reverse that. Thanks for the video.
Where are the women??!!! Oh how I would like to be in that lineup! I need to spend time around more people who think 5 grand is not a lot of money. You are right. Now how?!
My same exact thought, from this video it looks like us women don't belong in this space. I'd love to join the course, but it doesn't seem like women are his target audience or could be successful at ghostwriting to that level.
Is this book different than your other one? I have the art of online writing. Is there another one out? Sorry for the lack of punctuation. Dictating while multitasking a.k.a. driving.
Yes, Art & Business of Online Writing is a different book than Art & Business of Ghostwriting, and they focus on very different skills (online writing vs ghostwriting)
Just wanted to know, what's the budget I should I have by my side after enrolling into PGA, to keep things smooth and start seeing results ina few weeks or months ?
@@nicolascole77 For Tools, or platforms or anything. I don't know thing about what is in PGA. But I'm just curious how much I should have by my side if mid-course I have to spend money on !!
I don't think you really need a budget after joining PGA. As he said in the video, you do cold outreach and free consulting, so I don't think you won't have to spend any money to attract clients.
How can you do this when trying to break into a maybe not so lucrative niche? Like you say, get the information advantage. But my IA would be in things like food & drink (wine specifically), history or storytelling. I can't really think of any big businesses that could use a copywriter for those kind of amounts of money. Should I start learning Tech or something that is sure to gather interest?
Wineries make tons of money. Liquor companies are some of the biggest companies in the world. Food & beverage as a mega category is Top 10. This is 100% a limiting belief.
@@nicolascole77 Thanks, had to hear it from the pro himself I guess. I'm on the verge of giving this a try, but maybe too limiting in my beliefs of succes. I'll try these examples and think more outside the box. Thanks again!
Most of your students are male and under 30. Lesson: You are ignoring two vast markets. I'm just here to figure out how to get better at quora. But yeah, guaranty there are retireees with cash who want to write their legacy book for their kids e.g. and soooooo many wimminz wants to writes about da romance fwiw.
The writing hacks Cole shares are valuable for anyone. When you are retired your life is not over 😉 You can do anything you like. Retirees are undervalued in this society: we need you to write down and organise and share your knowledge (and who knows what you can add to your pension by packing it into a nice (digital) offer 😊
Female over 40 here and PGA student since June 2023. I had 20 years of writing experience when I joined but PGA and what Cole shares here has changed my writing career. Don’t let a couple-of-seconds clip make you think this is only males under 30 and they’re the only group killing it.
@@BlockheadJiujitsu I'd say a demographic that live near to and/or have the time to travel to the HQ style coworking area/office. Not everyone inside PGA is a white rich guy. Someone a little above shared her thoughts on this as well
The golden thing about this advice is that it applies to everything in life and not just writing.
Extraordinary therapy here as a start my premium video service. There are thousands in the US that can afford my service. There are hundreds and hundreds in the Houston area that can afford my service. Just not me and my friends, ha. TY Cole
Hey Nicolas, following you from almost 1 year.
Learned alot from you ❤
This was a great video, because it is HARD to shift the mindset most of the time and get out of our own way. Financial scarcity resonates with me....big time. Looking to reverse that. Thanks for the video.
Always great content here 🎉
Where are the women??!!!
Oh how I would like to be in that lineup! I need to spend time around more people who think 5 grand is not a lot of money. You are right. Now how?!
Come join us :) www.premiumghostwritingacademy.com
my thought exactly! lets get out there women!
My same exact thought, from this video it looks like us women don't belong in this space. I'd love to join the course, but it doesn't seem like women are his target audience or could be successful at ghostwriting to that level.
The traditional publishing industry is full of women! Research it. Women are doing just fine.🤷🏾♀️
This video is so good
Lessgo 💪🏼💪🏼
Is this book different than your other one? I have the art of online writing. Is there another one out? Sorry for the lack of punctuation. Dictating while multitasking a.k.a. driving.
Yes, Art & Business of Online Writing is a different book than Art & Business of Ghostwriting, and they focus on very different skills (online writing vs ghostwriting)
@@nicolascole77 Thank you, just bought it.
Just wanted to know, what's the budget I should I have by my side after enrolling into PGA, to keep things smooth and start seeing results ina few weeks or months ?
Budget for what?
Hey Cole, how much time do beginner writers typically commit (say weekly) to pga and to ghostwriting
@@nicolascole77 For Tools, or platforms or anything. I don't know thing about what is in PGA. But I'm just curious how much I should have by my side if mid-course I have to spend money on !!
I don't think you really need a budget after joining PGA. As he said in the video, you do cold outreach and free consulting, so I don't think you won't have to spend any money to attract clients.
"The two people you talk to this month can't afford to pay your service"
Lettsss gooo
How can you do this when trying to break into a maybe not so lucrative niche? Like you say, get the information advantage. But my IA would be in things like food & drink (wine specifically), history or storytelling. I can't really think of any big businesses that could use a copywriter for those kind of amounts of money. Should I start learning Tech or something that is sure to gather interest?
Wineries make tons of money. Liquor companies are some of the biggest companies in the world. Food & beverage as a mega category is Top 10. This is 100% a limiting belief.
@@nicolascole77 Thanks, had to hear it from the pro himself I guess. I'm on the verge of giving this a try, but maybe too limiting in my beliefs of succes. I'll try these examples and think more outside the box. Thanks again!
@@SirBugsBan W for admitting your limiting belief and taking the advice
Most of your students are male and under 30. Lesson: You are ignoring two vast markets. I'm just here to figure out how to get better at quora. But yeah, guaranty there are retireees with cash who want to write their legacy book for their kids e.g. and soooooo many wimminz wants to writes about da romance fwiw.
The course is for ghostwriters who offer a freelance service B2B. Retirees dont do that
The writing hacks Cole shares are valuable for anyone. When you are retired your life is not over 😉 You can do anything you like. Retirees are undervalued in this society: we need you to write down and organise and share your knowledge (and who knows what you can add to your pension by packing it into a nice (digital) offer 😊
Female over 40 here and PGA student since June 2023. I had 20 years of writing experience when I joined but PGA and what Cole shares here has changed my writing career. Don’t let a couple-of-seconds clip make you think this is only males under 30 and they’re the only group killing it.
@@TheWriteTactic Thanks for sharing, that really shatters some of the assumptions we might have
I provide that service
Why are they all guys:p
White guys 😅 I think it's probably just a demographic has the time and money to join the program for now but it may expand
@@BlockheadJiujitsu I'd say a demographic that live near to and/or have the time to travel to the HQ style coworking area/office. Not everyone inside PGA is a white rich guy. Someone a little above shared her thoughts on this as well
Woman usually want other woman to be their mentor to make them more comfortable
drop a like if you think the thumbnail reference from iman😏