This is another one that may seem obvious … but I can tell you, from reviewing dozens of emails from contractors, salespeople, and freelancers on a regular basis, it’s something often overlooked.

You’re likely already familiar with professional communications in some way. Maybe you’re a high school student who’s applied to a college or university. You could be a parent looking for a daycare for your child. Or you might have worked in customer service.

These are all times when you’ve needed to be professional in the way you communicate with others. And it’s no different when you’re approaching potential writing clients.

HUGE RULE OF COPYWRITING:

Always be courteous and polite. And remember that the person you’re dealing with is likely very busy, so be respectful of their time and keep your communications friendly but to the point.

This applies to ALL your professional communications, including social media, email, phone, or in-person interactions.

So there you have it … four ways to be seen as a professional writer, even if you have zero writing experience.

WHAT TO DO:

For your best start, I want you to contact us, describe the assignment and let’s work the magic together!