I get a lot of questions about copywriting portfolios.

Especially from raw beginners.

They wonder what the heck to add… when they haven’t gotten any clients yet.

Well, if this rings your bells, then today is your lucky day, muchacho.

Because The King of Copy is going to reveal his FAVORITE way to add swarms of juicy writing samples to your portfolio – no prior writing experience needed.

Here’s what I’m talking about:

When I was just starting out, and didn’t have any work to show, I created “spec ads”.

I went on popular website’s (like Kayak.com & PlanetFitness.com) and also scrolled through Facebook until I found some ads.

Then:

I would improve upon these company’s already existing headlines and ads. And include in my own descriptions of WHY I made the changes.

This took me all but 10 minutes to do.

And it works like magic to woo potential clients.

Why?

Because it’s a fantastic way to DEMONSTRATE your knowledge and expertise.

Because you’re giving them a “before and after”. You’re showing potential clients what you can do for them as a pro copywriter.

I go into way more detail on how to do this (in under 10 minutes) in my secret portfolio training:

How to Create a Successful Portfolio that Impresses Clients – In Under an Hour!

I say secret because this training is ONLY available to Copy Kings members.

You won’t find this crash course ANYWHERE else.

And that’s a dayum shame.

Because I give you a “behind-the-scenes” look into my own portfolio, and walk you through the hidden psychology and strategy embedded within it.

It’s perhaps the simplest, easiest and most effective way to create a rock-solid portfolio that grabs clients’ attention and forces them to reach out to you.

Best part?

You can create this filthy effective portfolio in under an hour (even 15 minutes).

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To your success,

​Jeremy Mac