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Great Writers Interact With People Much More Than You Do

If it’s just you and your computer, forget about success.

Maya Sayvanova
6 min readMay 3, 2021
Photo by Jacek Dylag on Unsplash

My greatest copywriting success was learning how to sell my high-ticket service for a lot of money. I’m talking anywhere from $5000 to $15 000 per project.

And if I had to name the thing that helped most with that, you’d be surprised.

But let’s rewind for a second.

When I first quit my job in 2014 to try to do something on my own, I got certified as a life coach and did coaching for about a year. Then I had to admit it wasn’t my thing. I liked coaching, but I was getting tired from communicating with people as much and especially tired from scheduling people living in all time zones of the world.

I started copywriting as a joke, something to do to make a little money until I figure out my next move. I had invested quite a lot in starting my life coaching business, and quitting it was a blow to my ego, finances, and overall motivation to change my professional trajectory.

So, copywriting. I created a Fiverr gig and didn’t expect much would come of it, so I priced my services so low that it would be a no brainer to give me a try. I also did my best to write a compelling gig description and choose a professional photo of me, one…

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Maya Sayvanova
Maya Sayvanova

Written by Maya Sayvanova

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