Day 5 of making $10k in next 30 days

Write Your Perfect Script

Adhiraj

Mar 05, 2024

1. Stand Out in Freelancer Outreach

Every freelancer reaches out to businesses to find clients.

I have a friend in the US who runs a kitchen remodeling business.

He once told me:

"Bro, you know what? We get a ton of messages every day."

I already knew what he was going to say next.

He continued:

"Looks like everyone is using the same long script."

Curious, I asked, "What do you do next?"

He replied, "Obviously, I ignore them. Who wants to do business with anonymous people?"

This stuck in my mind.

I still see many people reaching out with private IG accounts

that don't identify the owner.

If you want businesses to respond to you, then be the business.

Here's my rule for this:

Pin three of your best testimonials.
Post nine reels of you educating businesses about your service.
Show Your Work as Much as possible

Great, now we have a solid profile.

Offer them something they can't ignore, often called a "no-brainer offer."

"Hey, I'm willing to make your website. Pay only if you like it."

“hi I am willing to make a full custom SEO optimised website for you that can convert visitors into clients, pay only if you liked it. How it sounds?”

Short, simple, and to the point.

No beating around the bush, saving a lot of time.

2. Dealing with Rejection and Follow-ups

Now, many will say, "What if they refuse to pay? What if they don't reply after the website is done?"

For this, you need to check two things:

First, ensure the business is legitimate.
Second, ask at least three times with different questions. This will show if they're genuinely interested.

"Okay, should I start making the website?

Alright, I think I've got everything. How soon do you want it done?

Should I include a Calendly link for bookings?"

This is all part of the process.

After all, business is not predictable.

Out of 100, you might find 4 to 7 trying to cheat you.

But with these simple scripts and updated accounts, you'll get a lot of web deals.

3. Quality and Speed Matter