One of my friends is great at copywriting critiques. He provides high-quality offers & Sales pages and finds your blind spots. His strength lies in finding the loopholes in your Sales story and fixing them. He has now decided to start a YouTube channel to record these critiques and share them with a wider audience. Will this channel gain any traction? Well, no promises, but I am optimistic. Why? Because he is leaning on his strengths. While creating content, if we lean on our strengths, we give ourselves a better chance of success. If you are great at teaching, use that. If you are great at writing long-form, use that. If you are great at critiquing, use that. The question then is, what are you good at?
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