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Alright, folks. The Quarterly Copy Pass closes tomorrow. If you opened this email up, my guess is that you’re still on the fence. And totally fair! (I’m a chronic overthinker myself, so I respect the process.) So my one job in this email is to help you make the right call, whichever way that goes. You know the “this is perfect for you if…” email that shows up at this point in every launch? We’re going to do it a little differently here. Because I don’t actually care whether the Pass is “right for you” in the abstract. I only want you to grab one if you’ll use it, and I’m confident my feedback will help you come away with copy you’re proud to publish + that’s built to convert. But before we get into that, let’s start with who should skip it. 3 people who should skip the Quarterly Copy Pass:
Now that that's out of the way... If you can check off just 5 of 7 of these boxes, then you're likely to get real value in taking the Quarterly Copy Pass for a spin this quarter: ☐ You’ve got something BIG coming up this quarter - a launch, a new offer, a promo, a refresh of your website or core funnel, BLACK FRIDAY - and want a second set of eyes on it before it goes live ☐ You’re regularly writing copy in your business anyway – think website tweaks, email sequences, sales pages, and more – and want each piece to be as strong as it can be ☐ You’re honestly a little fed up with winging your copy and just hoping for the best every time you hit publish ☐ You use AI or copy templates to get drafts down but want a human who does this for a living to take a look + make sure the final version is clear, compelling, unmistakably human, and ready to convert ☐ You’ve thought about hiring a copywriter before, but the price or the paperwork (proposals, contracts, the back-and-forth) gave you pause ☐ You love the idea of getting expert eyes on your copy exactly when you need it with no big price tag, no retainer, and nothing to commit to past one quarter [the QCP is priced affordably + billed quarterly, so you can renew or step away as you like] ☐ You can think of JUST THREE THINGS – a sales email, about page, homepage, etc. – that could use a pro copywriter's perspective over the next 3 months. Or ONE BIG MAKE-OR-BREAK THING (helloooo signature sales page) you’d like a few rounds of feedback on. Time to tally up your score, Reader. Under 5? I’d skip the Quarterly Copy Pass this round. 5 or higher? Then you’ve got until tomorrow night (or when the Passes run out).
~Nicole
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