Copywriting

A “reserve” daily email to pull out whenever your brain-dead or time-strapped

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Trouble in paradise:

It’s about 2pm as I write this, which means it’s really time for a nice afternoon nap. But my cleaning woman has taken control of my house, so I am at a cafe next door, waiting another hour or so for her to leave.

I’ve spent this morning and my time in this cafe working intensely on my cold traffic funnel (almost done, will probably launch tomorrow), and on planning out the monetization group coaching I hinted at last week.

That few hours of intense work taxed my little brain. And now that it’s time to write my daily email, I find I am not feeling very inspired or creative.

What’s worse, I haven’t read, heard, or watched anything fascinating over the past few days that I’d love to share.

What’s worst, I don’t have an exciting new offer to promote (those always make things easier), and so instead I will promote my familiar Daily Email Habit service.

Fortunately, I know a trick for what exactly to do in these kinds of situations, a kind of “reserve” daily email you can still pull off even you’re feeling brain-dead or time-strapped.

This “reserve” daily email has saved me on many occasions by helping me keep daily email streak going. It has made me sales at times as well. Most of all, it has done a great job building a relationship with my readers, better than a lot of other emails I’ve sent.

If you’re already subscribed to Daily Email Habit, I’m writing to you today to remind you of this “reserve” type of daily email. Look up the welcome email I sent you when you signed up for Daily Email Habit, and you will find the 5-point recipe for this “reserve” email.

If you’re not yet signed up to Daily Email Habit, I’m writing to you today to encourage you to give it a try for a month, for $50, which is what the service costs.

I believe the various pieces of daily email advice I give out in the welcome email alone, and specifically, this little bit about how to write a reserve email, when you’re brain-dead or time strapped, are themselves worth $50. I say that based on how valuable this simple trick has been to me.

If you’d like to learn my “reserve email” trick for $50, plus get a bonus 30 daily email prompts for those days when feel like writing more:

https://bejakovic.com/deh

DFY offer: Luxury handbag

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I will get to my DFY luxury handbag offer in a second. But first, let me share three fascinating things that happened to me over the past 24 hours, which led me to entering the done-for-you luxury handbag business:

#1. Yesterday, I went for a private muay thai training with my friend Matthias. After the training, we sat down for a drink.

Matthias runs a business like mine, sending daily emails and pumping out new offers.

But as he told me, he can’t pump out as many new offers as his list would buy each month… and there aren’t all that many great affiliate offers for him to promote.

The result is there are entire weeks each month when it’s slow going with sales.

I asked Matthias, “Why don’t you run promos around your existing products, so you don’t have to create something completely new for each promo?”

Matthias said he tried it before, but he couldn’t make it work.

I looked over my shoulder a few times. There was nobody there to overhear us. And then, in hushed tones, I explained to Matthias how he could make it work.

#2. I sent out an email yesterday asking my readers what offer they would be sure to buy from me if I were smart enough to offer it. One long-time reader replied:

“Trust you completely, purchases are about if I think I could successfully implement”

… which made me think I should sell more done-for-you stuff.

#3. Today, in my Daily Email House community, star copywriter and new offer owner Vasilis Apostolou asked:

“Btw, can you create an ’email your way to a luxury handbag for your wife’ offer or something?”

With this, the three fascinating things that happened to me over the past 24 hours all clicked and fused together.

And that’s how I’ve got a new DFY luxury handbag offer, available now.

If you’d like the full details on this offer, or to take me up on it:

https://www.skool.com/daily-email-house/dfy-turn-your-email-list-into-a-luxury-handbag

The real psychology behind the most famous USP of all time

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A few days ago, I did a poll in my Daily Email House community, asking members what comes to mind when I say, “Most overused marketing case study of all time.”

I had one overused case study in mind, but I wanted to see what others would say. Some of what came up:

Claude Hopkins’s campaign for Schlitz beer…

David Ogilvy’s powerful promotion of the impressively loud Rolls-Royce electric clock…

The Wall Street Journal’s “Two young men” sales letter.

Finally, architect and copywriter Neil Sutton got the one I was thinking of:

“First one that came to my mind was the Domino’s Pizza as the ultimate example of a USP.”

Yes! That in my mind is the most overused marketing case study. It’s famous and has been told and retold, generation after generation, in books, courses, and from the stage:

“Fresh hot pizza in 30 minutes, or it’s free! Nobody said nothing about ‘good’ or ‘good for you’! Haha! Such a great USP!”

So why doesn’t Domino’s use this USP any more?

On May 25, 1990, Susan Wauchop, aged 41, was driving on a local road near Granger, Indiana. She got hit head on by a speeding Domino’s van that was coming from the other direction and had lost control. Wauchop died a few hours later. Her family was awarded $2.8 million in damages.

That didn’t stop Domino’s incentivizing their delivery drivers to speed. But a much larger settlement did. In 1993, a woman who suffered serious head and spine injuries after being hit by a Domino’s driver who sped through a red light was awarded $79 million in damages.

A few days after that settlement, Domino’s CEO Tom Moynihan announced the 30-minute guarantee was abolished, in the interest of public safety and corporate profits.

Today, I wanna tell you about an innovation that Domino’s introduced in the coming years, because it relates to that famous USP, and it relates to what you are doing. Yes, you. Right now.

Whatever business you are in, however advanced or new you are to it, what I’m about to tell you is relevant to you, and is certainly the most valuable thing anybody has told you today… possibly this month (it’s only the 3rd…) or maybe even this whole year (it’s a stretch, but maybe).

Ready?

In the mid 2000s, Domino’s conducted a study of the emotions involved in ordering and waiting for a pizza. From a contemporary article:

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The “high” at the point of ordering was followed by a trough of anxiety. “People have told us that anxiety sets in. They don’t know if we’ve got their order, if we’ll get it right, if it will arrive on time,” said spokesman Tim McIntyre.

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Domino’s described the customer experience of ordering a simple pepperoni pizza as an “emotional rollercoaster.”

It makes sense when you think about it.

You (and yours) are hungry… you have to decide (or agree!) what you would want to eat… you finally do decide… you take action and order… you throw up your arms to signal victory, and then… nothing. You have to wait, and can’t do anything about it. Not only that, but you have complete uncertainty about when, if, by whom, or to what extent you will ever be satisfied.

So maybe the famed Domino’s 30-minute guarantee wasn’t really about speed. Maybe it was just about certainty, or rather, about eliminating uncertainty.

Domino’s took this insight and asked themselves, “How can we use this to make money, without killing or maiming people in the process?”

The answer was the Domino’s Pizza Tracker®. Order a pizza, then go to a webpage that that tracks your specific pizza and how it’s progressing:

Order received => pepperoni distributed => oven being preheated, we should have done this earlier => pizza put on that big flat wooden shovel => pizza burned a little, but ok => cardboard box => out the door

Result?

Well, It worked. Big time.

When the Domino’s Pizza Tracker came out, people love-love-loved it.

Moms, who had been dealing with screaming and nagging children, loved it in particular. “I used to want to throttle my little boy,” one mother said (I’m dramatizing a bit). “Now I just sit him in front of the computer screen to watch the Domino’s Pizza Tracker®. He is hypnotized and more importantly quiet until the pizza arrives. This is the best thing ever!”

The Domino’s Pizza Tracker upped sales, particularly online sales. It led to higher average order values. It led to more loyal customers. Twenty years on, the tracker is still in existence, and billions of people used it to track billions of pizzas.

Point being, uncertainty is a really horrible feeling for your customers to experience. As a result, uncertainty is really horrible for you too — it kills sales, cause refunds, sinks brands.

And vice versa. Eliminating uncertainty is good for business.

The Domino’s Pizza Tracker gives you one simple idea, something you can apply in your own business in some way today, to reduce uncertainty.

Of course, there are different kinds of uncertainty, and different ways to deal with that uncertainty.

Travis Sago, the guy I keep hyping up because I think he is the second coming of Claude Hopkins, talks about 5 kinds of uncertainty or risk you want to reduce for people under the acronym TIMER.

You can’t always eliminate all five. But the more you can eliminate, the richer you get, and the easier the process becomes.

I normally promote Travis’s very expensive Royalty Ronin community, of which I am a member.

Today, no. I want to minimize your uncertainty of joining a new, overwhelming, expensive community, and trying to integrate yourself there.

Instead, I will just point you to Travis’s book, Make ‘Em Beg To Buy From You, which you can get on Amazon.

Fair warning: This is not a particularly elegant or well-written book.

In fact, I don’t think it’s really written at all. Most of it is bits of wisdom that seem to be transcribed from Travis’s live trainings.

But the ideas in this book are gold, if you only take a bit of time to go through it and to really hear what Travis is saying, such as the five kinds of uncertainty, the TIMER risks, which you can find in Chapter 3.

For more information:

https://bejakovic.com/begtobuy

Last call for Million Dollar Hook Machine

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I’m at the charming and quaint Luton Airport in London as I write this, waiting for my flight back to Barcelona, surrounded by various forms of budget-airline-flying humanity.

I’ve been been in London the past few days, meeting an old friend and watching a tennis tournament.

I’m telling you this to explain my relative lack of emailing for Vasilis Apostolou’s miraculous Million Dollar Hook Machine offer, which I am promoting until tonight, when the launch window will end.

Even though I haven’t been promoting Million Dollar Hook Machine with my usual aggressiveness due to the fact that I’m on vacation, people have been buying, including copywriters, creative strategists, media buyers. Here are some of the messages they sent me after they bought:

“My goal is to use it for my current client that’s recently hired me to create meta ads and scripts. And hopefully use it to get even more clients requesting the same type of work in the future!”

“Well sunnuva gun… You got me again with yet another promo. I’ve just bought this.”

“Bought it yesterday straight from Vasilis himself … toyed around with it … and now used it as a source of inspiration which made me change 1 word in the headline of a clients’ sales letter – which I just submitted – into 7 words that make the headline it much, much stronger. I’m a fan.”

Vasilis, meanwhile, is even more time-pressed during this launch window than I am, because his wife gave birth on Saturday (says Vasilis, mother and baby are both fine).

Even so, or maybe because of it, Vasilis has decided to stack on two more bonuses to the already generous bonuses, which will disappear when the launch ends tonight. Right now the offer stands at:

#1. Million Dollar Hook Machine: A system for instantly producing a few dozen scientifically crafted, magically inspired hooks, based on Vasilis’s extensive expertise and (years at Agora and Advanced Bionutritionals… being mentored directly by Parris Lampropoulos… writing the copy of ads and sales letters that have sold $1M+, hence the name of the offer)…

#2. Million-Dollar Script Generator: A system to take those hooks and turn them into full-blown ad scripts…

#3. Million-Dollar Headlines: Turns your hooks into full headline complexes…

#4. Financial and biz op swipe file and template library: So you can tweak the Million Dollar Hook Machine for those quirky markets…

#5. Million Dollar Bullets: Another machine that churns out bullets from hook ideas, as well as a collection of Vasilis’s favorite bullets (teaser: Vasilis’s mentor, Parris Lampropoulos, is one of the greatest bullet-writers of all time)…

#6. How To Develop Your Big Idea: A presentation that Vasilis gave on Big Ideas inside Agora, to other Agora copywriters, based on the invitation of his then-copy chief.

All the bonuses above (all!) will vanish tonight. So sad.

To make things worse, I won’t send more emails before then to remind you. So nerve-racking.

The good news is, there is still time to act, and in fact, you can act now, while it’s on your mind. For the full info on Million Dollar Hook Machine, or to claim this offer, including all bonuses, before they are lost like teardrops in the rain, here’s where to go:

https://bejakovic.com/mdhm

The lazy man’s way to copywriting clients

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The past couple days, I’ve been promoting Vasilis Apostolou’s new offer, Million Dollar Hook Machine. People have been buying. What’s more surprising, people have been spontaneously writing to tell me they’ve been buying.

Here’s one such message from yesterday:

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I was hesitant for a total of like 5 seconds. Emailed Vasilis whether it would teach me the actual thinking and writing process behind these sizzling gold plated hooks. He replied back with a very detailed answer and I was sold instantly. Great guy!

I was hoping if you could write an email about 10 ways you would use this offer to make money. I dig those emails and in the context of this promo, I think they would do super well.

Again. Thanks for making this offer and for having a friend like Vasilis.

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10 ways? 10??? My readers… are insatiable. But ok.

I would use Million Dollar Hook Machine to make money by writing 1) Facebook ads 2) native ads 3) TikTok ads 4) solo ads in newsletters 5) …

… you don’t need 10 ways. You need one that works.

The core promise of Million Dollar Hook Machine is it helps you be faster and to get better results when coming up with ads and sales letters and emails that actually make sales.

If you already have clients, that’s how you make money with Million Dollar Hook Machine — by completing more projects with less effort, and by getting results that get clients to hire you again, and better yet, to hire you again and additionally pay you a fraction of the good results you’ve gotten for them.

But what if you don’t have clients right now?

I’m suspecting that’s what’s really lurking in my reader’s request above.

If I wanted to get copywriting clients right now, and I also didn’t have my email list (start one, by the way, if you haven’t, it’s kind of valuable), I’d swallow my pride and go talk to clients who had hired me years ago and who I haven’t talked to since.

I’d try to warm up those conversations, see what they’re up to now and if there’s something there I can help with.

That, particularly the way I’ve presented it, is an unsexy process, but it’s also in my opinion the highest-probability option for getting client work NOW or at least PRETTY SOON.

How do you warm up a conversation that’s been cold for many years?

I’ll tell you one way I’ve found to be unbeatable in terms of its effectiveness, and that’s to come bearing a gift, one that’s relevant and valuable to the person I am giving it to.

One particularly valuable gift I could bring, one gift direct response business owners are always happy to accept, is ideas for new hooks/angles/leads, whether for their current ads, their current sales letters, or the positioning of their current offers.

Problem: ideas for new hooks take work, and I’m lazy.

Solution: Vasilis’s Million Dollar Hook Machine.

And by the way, if writing to a past client with new hook ideas doesn’t get you hired immediately, you can continue to bear gifts in the form of more hook ideas, week after week.

I’ve done this before. I’ve simply made it a point to stay in touch with particularly valuable clients. Like a stray cat that has been repeatedly fed, I kept gratefully dragging gifts to the clients’ doorstep. Inevitably, within a few such doorstep gifts, those clients suggested we work together again, even without me asking.

I imagine the same process, simply delivering value in the form of new hook ideas, would also work with clients you haven’t spoken to in a long while.

And though I’ve never ever had any success getting clients from completely cold outreach, I imagine this same process would work there too, even if you reach out to somebody who isn’t a previous client, but just somebody you actually want to work with.

(The reason completely cold outreach to prospective clients never ever worked for me is that I was never persistent or aggressive enough with it. The reason I was never persistent or aggressive enough with it is that it takes work, and like I said, I’m lazy. But Vasilis’s Million Dollar Hook Machine takes care of that, or at least helps greatly.)

Vasilis is currently running the launch for Million Dollar Hook Machine. The launch ends tomorrow.

Since this is first time he has ever released this, Vasilis is also offering a bunch of valuable bonuses, which can both help you use Million Dollar Hook Machine to get clients if you don’t have clients now, and which can help you deliver results to those clients once you get them.

For the full details on Million Dollar Hook Machine, before the deadline takes the choice out of your hands:

https://bejakovic.com/mdhm

Announcing: Million Dollar Hook Machine

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Today, I would like to announce the Million Dollar Hook Machine. It is a kind of push-button toaster:

You pop in a description of a product or an offer. Out pop a few dozen scientifically crafted, magically inspired hooks you can use to promote your product or offer, whether in emails, ads, sales letter leads, VSLs, advertorials, postcard campaigns, or book titles.

A hook, as you probably know, is the key idea behind an ad or an email or a sales letter lead.

Phrased well, a hook becomes your headline.

Overall, your hook is the thing that’s most responsible for the success or failure of a piece of copy, outside of your offer.

You might think you’re already good at coming up with hooks, or that Claude or ChatGPT can pump out some hooks for you.

Of course. You are good, and they can. But why not do better, and get bigger results than you might get just by yourself, or that your AI generic and untrained minions can generate for you now?

Million Dollar Hook Machine was created by my friend Vasilis Apostolou.

“My friend” is a term very loosely thrown about in affiliate promos (and this is an affiliate promo).

But Vasilis and I actually are friends. I’ve known him for 5+ years. Most of that time I’ve known him online — we used to get on Zoom calls regularly to share industry gossip and talk copywriting. But then we actually roomed together when we both went to an IRL copywriting conference in Poland a few years ago, where we also shared industry gossip and talked copywriting.

That’s to say, Vasilis has my personal trust and endorsement. But do you really care about that? Maybe not. So here are some hard-hitting facts about the man:

1. Vasilis started out at Agora, the biggest direct response publisher out there (billion dollars+ a year, the last I checked). He was trained there using the bloody and brutal Agora copy bootcamps. He ended up training other copywriters, and on this specific topic, hooks.

2. Vasilis is now an in-house copywriter at Advanced Bionutritionals, an 8-figure truly direct response supplement company. When I say “truly direct response,” I mean Advanced Bionutritionals have a suite of doctors as gurus… send out paid print newsletters to customers… and actually produce 40-minute, big-idea VSLs they run on cold traffic. This is not your daddy’s CBD gummies.

3. For the past several years, Vasilis has been directly mentored by the great Parris Lampropoulos. Parris, as you might know, is one of the biggest A-list copywriting names out there. Parris has been in the biz for decades, and has made many tens (or hundreds?) of millions of dollars for others and himself. Over the years, he has mentored a small number of copywriters 1-1. Vasilis is in this small and exclusive group.

4. Vasilis uses the Million Dollar Hook Machine in his own work. This same push-button toaster has been responsible for ads and sales letters that brought in $1M+, hence the creative and accurate name, “Million Dollar Hook Machine.”

Vasilis has just released Million Dollar Hook Machine for the first time ever. He’s running a launch for it until next Monday, with several sexy bonuses that will disappear after the launch.

Possibly the most interesting among these is the Million-Dollar Script Generator, which takes hooks and produces fully-formed ad scripts that you can edit and then test. (Says Vasilis, I’ve seen it produce drafts that are stronger than many scripts written by working copywriters and creative strategists.”)

Just yesterday, I wrote an email with a job advertisement for exactly this kind of work. The fact is, big direct response businesses are hiring right now for copywriters who can come up with good hooks for existing products, and they are paying good money for it.

If this is the kind of work you do or want to do, and you want to be faster and more successful at it, while working less, then Vasilis’s current offer is worth a look, particularly now, with the sexy bonuses attached. Here’s where to go:

https://bejakovic.com/mdhm

[Copywriting job] YT and Meta video ad scripts

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A couple days ago, I got a message from Igor Kheifets, who runs an 8-figure email business in the business opportunity space.

(I’ve known Igor for 5+ years, and he’s been in business for much longer. I’ve spoken inside his mastermind. I’ve participated in his JV mixers. I’ve invited him inside my own invite-only community of list owners.)

I had just connected Igor with a potential business partner. Never satisfied, Igor wanted more. He wrote:

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I come with another ask :/

Where do I go to hire a GOOD copywriter these days?

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I have no idea where copywriters hang out these days, but I told Igor I have a list with a bunch of copywriters on it. I offered him to send out an email about it. I asked what kinds of copy he is looking for. The answer:

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I am looking for a copywriter who can write meta and YouTube video as scripts for a biz opp education company. The offers are books and webinars.

Thing about writing ads for biz opp (or any highly competitive sector) is that you gotta find new ways to talk about old ideas. That would be the primary focus.

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So there you go:

If you are a GOOD copywriter… if you’re looking to work with a big and long-running direct outfit like Igor’s… if you can come up with exciting new ways to talk about familiar old ideas… then do 10 minutes of research on Igor and his business, and figure out if you are qualified to write for him, and if you would love to do so.

If you find the answer to both questions is yes, then write Igor at igorsoloadsltd@gmail.com and make your pitch.

Budapest, Hopkins, cold outreach

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Three mildly connected things for you today, to pick and choose from as you like:

#1. Budapest

I’m just finishing my visit to my former home town, Budapest, where I spent 11 years of my life. I reconnected with friends I’ve known for decades. The weather was perfect. The city was more beautiful than ever. All in all it was a great trip.

One thing that stood out during this trip:

Hungary, of which Budapest is the capital and by far the biggest town, had a big change of government earlier this year. The political party that had ruled for 16 years, and that had become infamous for corruption and undemocratic consolidation of power, finally lost the elections.

Ever since, foreign investment that had been frozen and kept out of the country has started flowing back in… Hungarians who had moved abroad, because they found the local situation hopeless, have been moving back… and the locals here just look optimistic and happy (ok, as happy as Hungarians can ever look).

This brings me to…

#2. Claude Hopkins

Claude Hopkins, author of Scientific Advertising, which is a sort of Bible in the field of direct advertising, once wrote:

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“People are like sheep. They cannot judge values, nor can you and I. We judge things largely by others’ impressions, by popular favor. We go with the crowd. So the most effective thing I have ever found in advertising is the trend of the crowd. That is a factor not to be overlooked. People follow styles and preferences. We rarely decide for ourselves, because we don’t know the facts. But when we see the crowds taking any certain direction, we are much inclined to go with them.”

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Hopkins was talking about advertising, about picking and choosing products to sell and copy to run based on the trend of the crowd. Sure. But the idea applies more broadly.

The most effective thing in business, and maybe in life, is the trend of the crowd.

Yes, it’s possible to get rich and be happy during depressions and wars.

But a much more effective way to get rich and be happy is to work in industries and live in places that are going through periods of growth or rebirth of expansion. I thought of this during this trip to Budapest.

I hadn’t seriously considered moving back here ever since I had moved away almost 8 years ago. I’ve been thinking about it for the past few days, because of the trend of the crowd. I feel like this will be a place of excitement and growth over the coming years.

#3. Cold outreach

Yesterday I sent out an email to my list, asking folks if they’ve tried getting clients via cold outreach.

I got two classes of responses. Class 1:

1A. “Yes, I hate it. I hired an agency multiple times and every time I hated it.”

1B. “So far, 17 days in, 70 prospects approached, 0 clients, countless menty b’s.”

1C. “No, and wouldn’t ;)”

Then there’s class 2:

2A. “That is my primary method for getting clients.”

2B. “Yes, John. Works very well for me. No fancy cold email stack. Just a 3-liner email with a very relevant problem that they’d wanna get rid of. Brings me every month $12K to $18K!”

2C. “I’m using cold outreach to get clients, and I’m doing very well with it. Personally, one of the best methods, especially if we are talking about cold email outreach.”

Quite the difference between Class 1 and Class 2.

I started a discussion about this in my Daily Email House community.

If cold outreach is not something you hate or are fundamentally opposed to, you can join in the discussion below.

It’s an opportunity to share your experiences, and maybe learn from the experiences of some people who have been very successful with cold outreach. Here’s the link:

https://www.skool.com/daily-email-house/cold-outreach

How copywriters and agencies can go after enterprise clients and close them

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I just paid and signed up for a live series of workshops, happening later this month, which promises:

“We’ll Help Your Agency Charge $15K-$100K For Your Current Service In 5 Days By Selling To ‘Enterprise Clients'”

I’d never heard of the guy who’s putting this on, Alex Hartstuff, until a few days ago. I was introduced to him by copywriter and business owner Paul do Campo. As Paul put it, “Alex teaches copywriters and agencies how to go after enterprise level clients and close them.”

Sure enough.

If you go to the sales page below, where you can sign up for Alex’s workshop, you can see a wall of video testimonials from various copywriters and agency owners.

Inevitably, many of these are testimonials about how valuable and informative and inspiring the workshop is. But among those, there are also a bunch of hard, results-based case studies:

* An “email and SMS” agency owner (Adam Rehm) who went from $2.5k retainers to $10k retainers

* A LinkedIn content guy (Matthew Brown) who went from $5k deals to $18k deals

* An “AI agents” agency agent, I mean, owner (Tyler Savoy), who went from getting paid $4k per deal to getting paid $20k per deal

* A girl who runs a web development agency (Namya Hhan) who went from $5k deals to $22k deals

* A guy who runs a cold email agency (Nick Block), who went from $3k/month retainers to $30k/month retainers

Alex and his sales page have bigger success stories too. But do you really need to hear those? I think maybe not. Because if you’re doing good work but not charging $10k, $20k, $30k for it, there is probably some internal resistance there. I don’t want to pile on to that.

Instead, I’ll just tell you the following:

Alex’s workshop is happening live on Zoom, from September 21 to 25, for an hour a day.

I’m telling you about it today because I signed up just now myself, so it’s top of mind for me, and because of the early-bird pricing.

Currently, this series of 5 workshops is just $97. In five days, the price will go up from 97 dollars to 97 million dollars. Don’t quote me on that exact price increase, but the price does increase in 5 days to some higher amount. And why not just sign up now, instead of procrastinating on it and maybe letting it slip away?

If you are a copywriter… if you do email… if you create content for clients… if you build AI agents… if you do web development… if you run cold email campaigns for people… or if you are a freelancer or run an agency offering some other service…

… and if rather than working with clients for whom $3k per month is a big deal… you might rather work with clients for whom $13k per month is not a big deal and $30k per month is doable… then sign up here to have your mind expanded:

https://bejakovic.com/enterpriseclients