As I write this, I’m at Baltimore Washington International, the “Best Airport in North America,” as the wifi popup window will tell you.
I’m waiting for my flight to West Palm Beach. I will spend the next few days there at a conferences related to my health newsletter.
My last day in Baltimore means it’s the last day for a while that I will promote Shiv Shetti’s Performance Copywriter Method.
Not because PCM is going away or because I am done being part of it.
It’s not. And I’m not.
I continue to work inside PCM as Shiv’s “hot seat coach.” And from what I can see with my inside perspective, Shiv will only grow PCM bigger, and soon.
So I will promote PCM again in the future. And if you are interested in PCM in the future, you will be able to join then.
I am telling you this because I am trying to tamp down any urgency on purpose.
Joining PCM is a big decision. This is not simply another copywriting community you should join or another product you should buy — and then do nothing with.
On the other hand, PCM can be right for you if you are frustrated with your copywriting business now, and you’re legitimately looking for something different.
And on that note, let me share a totally different result from Luiz, one of the copywriters inside PCM reported a few weeks ago. Luiz wrote:
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I already knew the PCM model was amazing and today I got proof.
Last month I wrote a promo for a client that generated $38k in sales.
My commission was 20% so I made $7,600 from one client!
If I tried asking for this amount of money without using the PCM model clients probably would look at me like I’m insane.
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For reference, Luiz wrote 9 emails for the promo — 2 warmup emails and 7 promo emails.
That’s $7,800 for 9 emails, or $866 per email.
I don’t care if you’re Ben Settle or Gary Bencivenga, you won’t have an easy time trying to charge that much for writing emails without the PCM model.
Does this mean that everybody inside PCM makes this kind of money each time they write an email?
No.
Does it mean that everybody inside PCM has a giant success with their very first client?
No.
But does it mean that results like this are possible, for reasonably skilled and experienced copywriters, who are willing to follow the PCM model, and take advantage of the resources inside this community?
Well, yes.
So if you’d like to find out more about PCM today, head over to page at the link below.
Opt in, and you will see Shiv’s video explaining in detail how PCM works, why he created it, and what to do as the next step in case you’re interested. Here’s the link: