Let me show you how.
It’s pretty typical for a newer financial copywriter to make between $5,000 and $7,000 a month, either inhouse with a company as an employee. Or on a retainer as a full-time, independent contractor.
So let’s say you make an average base pay of $6,000 a month…
And then you can make a 5% royalty for writing short-form copy like ads and emails.
Well, if your copy sells $50,000 a month, that’s an additional, $2,500 in royalties per month.
Which puts you over $100,000 for the year.
And trust me, this is on the low-side.
To put the opportunity in context, most Agora companies are selling more than $1,000,000 a month right now.
And only a small percentage of that revenue each month comes from launching new promos.
Instead, the majority of sales are made through short-form copy like ads, emails, and advertorials, that point people to existing promos.
On the flip side, when you become a senior copywriter and you DO start writing full promos, the retainers can often START at six-figures.
Add a solid, full-length VSL that brings in a half a million in sales, and you can easily earn an additional $25,000 on that single promo alone. I’ve done it several times.
Four promos a year that pay $25,000 each is an EXTRA six-figures in royalties.
Of course, I know many financial copywriters who have hit a homerun on the right idea, at the right time, and were…