Why you should never take advice from a "copywriter"

Recently I booted up my ol facebook to join a private group on there.

And against my better judgement, I joined two other groups led by "name" copywriters... both of whom are well respected in our industry.

This email has nothing to with them.

This email has everything to do with the deficits they let into their groups.

For example, one post was lady-chick asking "Which title from below do you like best for my new ebook".

Truth is... they all sucked.

But even worse, she expected sound advice on what title was best without giving a lick of info about the product... her market... her brand... or nuffin.

To add fire to the Voldemort-like flames, a few poor souls gathered the courage to give their two cents (more like half a penny each if you ask me).

On a hunch, I visited their profiles. And as my gut had predicted, they weren't copywriters at all.

One worked at Panera...

The other worked at a jazz cafe...

The lulz are real.

Anyway, if you're going out into the ethernet taking advice from "copywriters" on social media, stoppit.

Instead, hop on this deal I'm offering until tonight at 5 PM PDT only.

Here's the deal:

1) You email your list promoting my opt-in page (check the p.s. to make sure you qualify)
2) I give you one hour of dedicated critique/consultation time (30 minutes spent reviewing for our consultation, followed by a 30-minute consultation where I will walk you through the exact marketing or copywriting changes I think will make the most impact to your sales)
3) Profit

If you're interested, hit reply.

Tyler McCune

P.S. To make sure you qualify answer these questions when you contact me:

1) Do you have a list of business owners?
2) How often do you contact your list?
3) How big is your list?

Now hit reply.

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