I never knew what "squeeze" actually referred to and was confused for the longest time. To "squeeze" a single piece of information out of somebody 😅.. I never would've guessed. I thought it meant for the copywriter to squeeze all the information to fit 1 page.
Crazy I was just thinking today I have to learn more about landing pages and was about to search your channel history when I saw this pop up in my feed. Hell ya love this channel so much great information.
I love this so much. It's so valuable. I'd love to see a video explaining how to BUILD a landing page as it pertains to a funnel and all the tech associated with it. I have full confidence in learning and adapting my writing. However, the tech and infrastructure has me somewhat bamboozled. Thoughts?
Hey Thanks for the wonderful content. I have a serious question: I am trying to figure out my path in CW for over a month now. My question is: Should I finish all of your free content first? Or I can start directly from Your Paid Content? I can somehow afford it. I wanna know what's the best for me...and yeah should I buy Patreon Premium or something from your personal website? Please guide me a bit clearly... Thanks a trillion in advance🙌
You don't need any of our paid content to start learning and getting jobs. Our patreon and other paid content is focused on more advanced topics that help you dig deeper and go faster, so we typically recommend people to get a couple jobs under their belt before they buy ANY copywriting product.
Hey Sean, I want to start as an in-house copywriter, since you said on your basic freelance live masterclass that it's the right way to start. Can you make a guide on how to become an in-house copywriter?
Here's how I became one: 1. Googled work experience/internships in copywriting/content writing. 2. Secured some remote work experience from a internship website, might have been internwise can't remember now but there are loads of them out there. 3. Did that for about 2 weeks and managed to jump to a proper internship for about 3 months (unpaid). 4. Started applying for jobs. Got a job as an inhouse copywriter working remotely.
How do I actually know how to sale my copy services instead of just selling copy? And I know you mentioned no one just wakes up looking for a coach which is true, what types of companies don’t Require the over in depth sales pages ?
To write? Google docs. Microsoft Word. Notepad. A piece of paper. Doesnt matter. To wireframe? Most copywriters do not do this, but you can wireframe a page on Google docs or canva. To actually build? The vast minority of copywriters do this, but wordpress, wix, squarespace, Dreamweaver... is Dreamweaver still a thing or am I just old? Back in my day we straight up would just write HTML. But if you're asking for what you deliver to a client? Google doc or Word doc is fine.
I REALLY hate long copy. I NEVER read it, I just skim the headlines and bullets., go to the price and money back guarantee- Then I make my decision (Mostly NO because the price is too high or the money back guarantee is not there or too short)
For the newbies like myself we have to understand that just because that example of landing copy that helped the client make $4million doesn’t mean if we make great copy that we can expect those big numbers. We have to realize our copy can be on point every time but if the client doesn’t have the trust of their audience or lacks in other ways your copy will perform poorly. For example email copy and the client only has 10k emails to send to, ya if they have targeted emails and a high ticket item then maybe your copy does well but if the client bought the email list (a crap shoot) your copy will perform horribly especially if it’s not a high ticket product or service. Ok rant over lol
I have recently researched about your TH-cam channel and I found your TH-cam thumbnail as good but they're not eye catchy so that people can click on your video. As a graphic designer, I can make your thumbnail more eye-catchy and clickable. So may I redesign the thumbnail for you? Let me know. Thanks.
Either you didn't make it very far into the video before commenting, or you missed the segment from 6:18 to 9:40 that explains the difference and goes over different types of landing pages.
Yikes. Hate to be that guy. But at 15:52 you said "revert back", which is redundant because revert already means "to go back to". But GREAT content about landing pages. I bookmarked this video into my 'Copywriting' folder ;)
@@niranjanp65 I apologise (yes, that apologise with an 's' and not a 'z', thanks to my former British colonial masters). You see, I panicked. So I reached for the nearest cliché. I promise to modify said cliché on my next go around 👍.
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I never knew what "squeeze" actually referred to and was confused for the longest time. To "squeeze" a single piece of information out of somebody 😅.. I never would've guessed. I thought it meant for the copywriter to squeeze all the information to fit 1 page.
The value y'all produce is insane!
Thanks for the consistent, reliable content.
Never stop.
Cheers
Coming from Erezi, a Nigerian.
I'd say this is the best video have seen on Landing Pages💯💯
And am not even bluffing!
HI EREZI I'm ALSO A COPYWRITER FROM NIGERIA, HOW FAR HAVE YOU GONE IN YOUR COPYWRITING JOURNEY GIRL
Omo babe am still hustling oo. How about you nah when did you start.
Gotten any client?
@ not yet love God will see us through okay🙏
A big AMEN!
Simply Amazing! Saludos desde Argentina!
Sean's getting good at plugging copythat content.
Excellent work, everyone! Feeling like a top copywriter already. It's time for practice projects!
@ 6:19 I can't believe you got me 😂 I just had to see what the URL would bring me to...
Crazy I was just thinking today I have to learn more about landing pages and was about to search your channel history when I saw this pop up in my feed. Hell ya love this channel so much great information.
i really love u guys u make learning copywriting enjoyable and fun
This may be even better than that landing page masterclass on Patreon.
Your content is a godsend for newbie copywriters 🙏
Thank you Sean for this specifically, I was struggling w the landing page copy from the stream yesterday!
Im so grateful for this video ❤
Excellent job...... thanks all the team
unbelievable content, thank you very much
I love this so much. It's so valuable. I'd love to see a video explaining how to BUILD a landing page as it pertains to a funnel and all the tech associated with it. I have full confidence in learning and adapting my writing. However, the tech and infrastructure has me somewhat bamboozled. Thoughts?
Great video, awesome content! I'm learning so much from your videos. Thank you.
cant thank you enough for this!
Hey
Thanks for the wonderful content.
I have a serious question:
I am trying to figure out my path in CW for over a month now.
My question is: Should I finish all of your free content first? Or I can start directly from Your Paid Content? I can somehow afford it.
I wanna know what's the best for me...and yeah should I buy Patreon Premium or something from your personal website?
Please guide me a bit clearly...
Thanks a trillion in advance🙌
@copythat
You don't need any of our paid content to start learning and getting jobs. Our patreon and other paid content is focused on more advanced topics that help you dig deeper and go faster, so we typically recommend people to get a couple jobs under their belt before they buy ANY copywriting product.
I don't know this man but I love this man , u fuckin rock 🙏🏽
Hey Sean, I want to start as an in-house copywriter, since you said on your basic freelance live masterclass that it's the right way to start. Can you make a guide on how to become an in-house copywriter?
Here's how I became one:
1. Googled work experience/internships in copywriting/content writing.
2. Secured some remote work experience from a internship website, might have been internwise can't remember now but there are loads of them out there.
3. Did that for about 2 weeks and managed to jump to a proper internship for about 3 months (unpaid).
4. Started applying for jobs. Got a job as an inhouse copywriter working remotely.
It's worth noting I did not have the benefit of copywriting experts like these fine people at Copy That to help me. If I can do it you can too.
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Rod is right 😆Noah does look like a Member of the Medellin Cartel it reminded me of the Pablo Escobar El Patron Del Mal TV show
Man, please a course of email copywriting
Done deal. In the meantime, here's a playlist of videos we've done on email: th-cam.com/play/PLaLdkW9wnWXJZlSt2LYqvBA3mz9FSqakr.html
How do I actually know how to sale my copy services instead of just selling copy? And I know you mentioned no one just wakes up looking for a coach which is true, what types of companies don’t Require the over in depth sales pages ?
Which software would you recommend to create a landing page?
To write? Google docs. Microsoft Word. Notepad. A piece of paper. Doesnt matter.
To wireframe? Most copywriters do not do this, but you can wireframe a page on Google docs or canva.
To actually build? The vast minority of copywriters do this, but wordpress, wix, squarespace, Dreamweaver... is Dreamweaver still a thing or am I just old? Back in my day we straight up would just write HTML.
But if you're asking for what you deliver to a client? Google doc or Word doc is fine.
I wanted to add, I think you've mentioned this before, but the pageless format of google docs is great for sales pages and landing pages. @@CopyThat
@@CopyThat woww thank you for taking the time to delivery such a detailed answer! Appreciate this🙏🏼
I REALLY hate long copy. I NEVER read it, I just skim the headlines and bullets., go to the price and money back guarantee- Then I make my decision (Mostly NO because the price is too high or the money back guarantee is not there or too short)
For the newbies like myself we have to understand that just because that example of landing copy that helped the client make $4million doesn’t mean if we make great copy that we can expect those big numbers. We have to realize our copy can be on point every time but if the client doesn’t have the trust of their audience or lacks in other ways your copy will perform poorly. For example email copy and the client only has 10k emails to send to, ya if they have targeted emails and a high ticket item then maybe your copy does well but if the client bought the email list (a crap shoot) your copy will perform horribly especially if it’s not a high ticket product or service.
Ok rant over lol
I have recently researched about your TH-cam channel and I found your TH-cam thumbnail as good but they're not eye catchy so that people can click on your video. As a graphic designer, I can make your thumbnail more eye-catchy and clickable. So may I redesign the thumbnail for you? Let me know. Thanks.
Do we still have to design the landing page or we can just write the copy on a Google doc and deliver to the client to take up from there?
If you were hired as a copywriter then writing and a few design suggestions is all you need to do
are squeeze pages synonymous with landing pages?
Either you didn't make it very far into the video before commenting, or you missed the segment from 6:18 to 9:40 that explains the difference and goes over different types of landing pages.
i've just been jumping around. thanks for directing me to that albeit passive aggressively @@CopyThat
Yikes. Hate to be that guy. But at 15:52 you said "revert back", which is redundant because revert already means "to go back to". But GREAT content about landing pages. I bookmarked this video into my 'Copywriting' folder ;)
This is the type of arrant pedantry up with which I will not put.
But glad you appreciated the video, irregardless of its solecisms.
@@CopyThat Careful now. Nice looking copy channel you got there. It'd be a shame if someone called the spelling and grammar police for you... 🤣
Wait until you see the typo at 2:37...
It'll give you the howling fantods.
@@ricardomoreau7524 oh no "the grammar police" 💀💀
@@niranjanp65 I apologise (yes, that apologise with an 's' and not a 'z', thanks to my former British colonial masters). You see, I panicked. So I reached for the nearest cliché. I promise to modify said cliché on my next go around 👍.
Nice content. Poor persentation.
Nice video edit