Are You tired of Free Sample-Article PMs?

Discussion in 'Copywriting' started by zaggernaut, Nov 26, 2009.

  1. teamnirvana

    teamnirvana Active Member

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    #21
    At times I too had been asked to write samples.

    All I do at that time is, show them my Ezine link and ask them to check the authenticity of my writing style.

    I also mention to get back to me if they have 'NO MORE QUERIES' but article subjects and keywords.

    Most of the times, it works. But, at times, I do not get a response. Then, as a matter of courtesy, I send them a PM stating "All the best".
     
    teamnirvana, Nov 30, 2009 IP
  2. zaggernaut

    zaggernaut Active Member

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    That's pretty curt and straightforward! Not bad.
     
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    iajrz Peon

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    #23
    I was wondering how to avoid that.
    I'm quite green in the internet articles sales market, and have lost a couple samples recently. People don't usually do that kind of thing when you work face to face with them and meet them on a regular basis.

    I really liked the post-the-free-sample-in-my-own-blog approach, I think it's the most useful piece of advice, as you are building the portfolio and giving the sample they ask for without giving it away.
    That should satisfy anyone, as some usually ask for niche-specific articles to measure performance, which they get to do.
     
    iajrz, Nov 30, 2009 IP