One Client and You Could Make $3,000 up to $10,000 a Month
By Sandy Franks

Tim Berners-Lee wrote the message by hand and used a red pen.

This way, he knew it would get noticed and those reading his handwritten sign would follow his simple directions.

The sign read, “This machine is a server. DO NOT POWER IT DOWN!!”

So, why was the sign needed in the first place?

Well, Tim was one of the co-creators of the World Wide Web (WWW). He developed the code for his new web server on a NeXT computer, which at the time was considered top of the line.

And since it was the power source for his Web, he didn’t want co-workers to shut the computer off. So after writing out the sign, he taped it across the front of the computer monitor.

The server contained links to information about how the WWW worked, along with technical details on how to create it.

Tim was a British scientist working for CERN, a European research laboratory that was staffed by researchers and scientists from different countries, working on different projects. At one point, there were more than 17,000 scientists working at CERN from over 100 different countries.

And Tim, in 1990, working alongside fellow computer engineer Robert Cailliau, wrote the proposal to create the WWW, conceiving it as a place where scientists the world over could share information.

The WWW stayed as depository of information exclusively for researchers, engineers, and scientists until April 30, 1993. That’s the day that CERN made the decision to open up the World Wide Web to the public.

That single decision catapulted the WWW into the history books. Today, there are roughly 1.8 billion websites. But that number changes constantly, because every second of every day, a new website is created or an older one is taken offline.

For example, back in August of 2012, over 40 million hostnames were removed from the Web. But by March 2016, the number jumped back up.

And because of this kind of rapid fluctuation, by the time you finish reading this article, the number of websites in existence will have already changed. That’s because nowadays, businesses, organizations, and individuals all around the world actively use websites on a daily basis.

While these numbers are impressive, here’s what it all means for you, Dear Copywriter … unlimited writing opportunities.

That’s because companies are moving most of their business online, making full use of e-commerce. And that also means the demand for writers who know how to write for the Web is growing just as rapidly as the number of websites.

In fact, according to Finaria, the COVID-19 outbreak of 2020 helped increase the number of e-commerce users across the globe by 9.5% year-over-year to exceed 3.4 billion. To put that in perspective, that’s 51% of the world’s population using the Web.

And because companies need someone who knows how to write for the Web, you can basically pick and choose the projects you work on. The good news here is that these projects are universal … the kind of writing projects all companies need.

You can take your pick of projects that suit your individual writing style … or even write about just about any topic you want to (the only limit is your own curiosity!) …

And because of the unprecedented demand for content and copy that all companies need — every single client you write for has the potential to be the LAST client you’ll ever need.

This means you could handle all the copy and content needs for just one client and make a killing doing it … as much as $3,000 up to $10,000 a month, depending on what arrangements you make with your client.

Or maybe you’re the kind of writer who likes a variety of clients … well, no problem, because as a web writer, you can choose that too. Web writing is wide open, giving you so many opportunities.

And the man who is going to show you how to take advantage of all of these writing opportunities is web writing expert Nick Usborne. He’s created a professional-grade training program for digital copywriters …

In it, Nick covers everything you need to know to write the projects marketers desperately need help with … websites … emails … landing pages … autoresponders … PPC ads … The list goes on and on.

With Nick's training and the abundance of digital copywriting opportunities, you can quickly start making great money as a writer.

It's the ideal market for beginners and experienced writers alike! Your digital copywriting skills can unlock literally ANY niche door you want to write for … and you can turn every single client you work with into a potentially unlimited stream of writing income.

If you want in on this market that offers unlimited clients and a big income, be sure to check out his training here.