Danavir Sarria

He had a partner, Sins of Attraction is the name of the business.

I didn't have a specific campaign.

I just pretty much wrote for about six months.

I just wrote

pretty much all the emails, all the sales letters, and stuff like that.

And he didn't give me exact numbers, because I didn't really push for it, because it's really hard to get exact numbers from clients.

But it seemed like it was just, he was, he didn't say double or anything.

It was, it's really hard to say, because he didn't give me.

Well, yeah, man, I know they've been successful, but like, they don't, they don't tell me like clients are really as well.

One thing I really don't like about client work is that they don't, it's super hard to get actual numbers from them.

So I do know that they, they, they tell me they get results and they tell me so like, because here's the thing when direct response copywriting is a little different from other things.

If you don't make sales, you're fired.

That's pretty much it to it.

So if I, I am the only reason I only stayed for six months was because I left.

Cause I didn't want to do any more client wages when I moved to copy bunk.

So when I did that, I was making a, not, not me, but I was helping them make the multiples of whatever I had.

It was about $2,000 a month.

Yeah, it was a monthly retainer.

I was not doing too much stuff, but I'm just trying to figure out a way to best tell you this.

But they told me their peak, how much they made when they were actually serious, I guess.