The first-call marketing and sales copywriter for Fractional CMOs and CROs on 6 continents. ⭐️ Crafting the conversion from cold lead to strong prospects / 50 million readers served ➡️ Steal from me at winstonwrites.com
So you want to write to a potential client. Maybe a cold email, maybe a LinkedIn Message. Or you want to grab a visitor to your homepage or LinkedIn profile. How do pros write the very first sentence someone reads, to hook them? This is how (and it’s free)
Building my personal brand as an "average" college student. P.S.- Not so "average" content. Trying to prove that "It doesn't matter where you start".
I've gained 39k impressions in past 28 days. Here are 7 harsh truths I've realized: 1. Value-packed posts reaching your ICP are better than generic viral posts. 2. People do judge you by your following. 3. The algorithm loves change, and it's the only constant. 4. Stealing ideas and adding your twist is good. 5. Asking for help and advice does wonders. 6. Interaction in DMs is what people will remember. 7. Using a hook in your visual is also important. ( why else do think cat pics/beach selfies work? ). P.S.: What would you like to add? Bonus truth- Your LI screen time can be insane 🤯 😨
Post #2: The Why Behind my Substack. Would love to invite you to follow along and share the journey with you.
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