Daniel Throssell – Market Detective

What You Learn:

Once you finish this course you will know with crystal clarity:

1. How to ONLY do the minimum research necessary on any job, while still writing good copy (so you aren’t spending 10 hours researching a webpage you’re earning $200 for)
2. WHICH tools to use for your research on any given job (and which you can safely ignore)
3. The EXACT questions to ask your client when starting the job (so you don’t look like an idiot later)
4. Step-by-step instructions for what to do when you “can’t find anything good online”And, you’ll also discover …

5. EXACTLY when to stop your research!

I know we’re only 5 bullets in, but let’s be honest, you were skimming already, weren’t you?

Well, I want to pause for a moment on this one.

One of the BIGGEST problems copywriters have is knowing when they can ‘stop’ doing research.

Well, with Market Detective, that’s not a problem.

Because I give you five distinct ‘stages’ of research to go through, in order.

And you get exact, step-by-step instructions for WHEN to move on to each (with actual project value dollar amounts and “if-then” questions about your project) …

… or if you can stop researching there.

It took me a LONG time to work this stuff out … and I think you will find my system extremely helpful and time-saving.

Okay, a few more things you’ll know once you finish Market Detective…

6. How to know when you’ve found your market’s true, deepest pain (the one that makes them BUY)
   
7. How to avoid being ‘tricked’ by misleading feedback — and even judo-flip it into sales copy on the spot (I show a live video of how to do this exact thing)
8. When you DON’T have to call people to do research (and, IF you do actually need to — which is much rarer than you think — how to do it and what to say)And … which is probably MOST exciting of all …

9. HOW to do every step of your research!

Since you get to watch live, over-my-shoulder video of me actually demonstrating almost every single ‘theoretical’ concept in the course.

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