I’m not just writing copy I’m building trust, word by word, in public view. Because the best brand stories aren’t crafted behind closed doors, they’re built where your audience can watch, learn, and believe. Every word I share isn’t just strategy it’s a piece of my journey.

Remember: No amount of good copy will fix a bad offer. BUT a good offer will do well even with mediocre copy. So, don't focus only on the copy. Make sure the offer is irresistible.

Long weekend plan: reach 500 on X. I'm announcing it publicly so I can't back out. I'm close, and I know this community has each other's backs. Let's prove it. If you build, ship, or post about GTM, AI or SaaS, say hi below and tell me what you're working on. I'll check out every profile. And I promise there's something worth following for. A new small GTM tool every week, and something new to learn along the way. At 500, the choc tub comes out. Full celebration. Cool cool cool. Let's go. P.S.: That's me at my first job, in four moods. The table fan was the only one who saw everything.

You can write great copy… Get your client results... And still get paid peanuts. Have you ever heard the tale of two copywriters? They have the exact same copywriting skills… They spend the exact same hours working on their craft. But one earns $500/month. And the other earns $15,000. The difference? Something most beginners barely consider when trying to land a client. Instead, they spend another month studying headlines... Rewriting their portfolio... And wondering if they're good enough to charge more. And sure, improving your copy matters. But you can become a better writer while your bank account remains the same. I learned this firsthand. Six months into copywriting, I had barely made $1,000/month. But month seven, I hit $5,000. Then $9,000 by month 12. And $10,000-$15,000 months since. Why? Because I changed who I went after and how I structured my deals. In my new video, I break down the three ceilings that limit your copywriting income, and how to start moving past them… So you can build a $10k/month copywriting business from your laptop. If you’re learning the skill but still confused on how to turn into a full-time income... Watch The Economics of Freelance Copywriting now: piped.video/oSAemD56uwA P.S. This video is the secret to understanding how to close 3-5 clients at $2,000-$4,000/month (to earn $6,000-$20,000/month).

Listen to me, if a customer visit your landing page or join your email list and they need a dictionary to understand your offer, your copy isn't clear.

What is a freelance copywriter? Simple. You're the person behind the ads, the social posts, the emails, the website. Every word a business puts out to sell their products and services, that's done by a copywriter. You're on the front lines, communicating from the business to their audience. Your real job is communication. And when you do that well, you'll sell more products (and make more money).

I genuinely believe you're one of the smartest people alive if you've figured out how to make strangers online pay you to solve their problems 99% of people who try, fail miserably

Bom dia Marggie! Being easy to reach after the sale gives someone a reason to come back.

If you’re not always working on something and obsessing over it you were never the type of person to quit anyway!

4 most in-demand types of copy in 2026: • Facebook and Instagram ad copy • Email copywriting • Social media ghostwriting • Blog post writing Part of why these are in demand: people need them every single month. Consumable copy offers are the best. They make it easy to land retainers. Deliverable-based work is how I built my business to six figures in 12 months. Link in bio for the Six-Figure Copy Academy.

Okay, I can finally tell you what I’ve been building. The cups. The duck. The weird little clues. They all belong to cozycafe.dev. I wanted to build a directory for people making things on the internet, but somewhere along the way I decided a normal directory was far too boring. So I built a café instead. You pick a drink, make your menu card and take your place alongside other builders. It costs £1 to join. No boosted listings. No premium spots. No paying more to appear above somebody else. Everyone gets the same table. And while Cozy Cafe might look like a directory at first, I may have got slightly carried away with the 'café' part. There are things to find. Things to interact with. Things that change. And probably a few things that have absolutely no reason to exist other than I thought they were fun. The doors are open. Pull up a chair. cozycafe.dev

I'm done for. Not even an image😫

Let's see🙈 Hey @grok create an image of what the world would look like if I were in charge (based on my tweets)

AI can automate the workflow. But it can't decide what deserves to exist in the first place. That's why learning automation isn't enough. You also need to understand the business problem behind the workflow. Agreed or not?

Hot take: AI is moving too fast to spend 4 years in college.

Soft power and gentle convincing will get you much further in business than a pushy sales pitch.

Bom Diiiia🌼 “You don't compete on price. You compete on relationships.” – Patricia Fripp

how to grow on X: be human everyone is building something but not everyone is building real connections

I launched platpost.com/?v=4 on there :)

Build for your audience. Don't build and start creating an audience.