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Talk Writing With Tokyo: The 4-Week Content Writing Guide to Go From “Who are You” to “Send Your Rate"
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Turn your writing into income—one word at a time.
Whether you’re a complete beginner or a writer looking to level up, this course is your ultimate roadmap to becoming a well-paid, in-demand content writer in just 4 weeks.
This is more than just a writing course—it’s a career transformation blueprint. “Talk Writing With Tokyo” walks you through the real-world steps to go from unknown to unforgettable. You’ll learn how to write like a pro, brand yourself confidently, pitch and land clients, build a solid portfolio—even as a beginner—and most importantly, get paid your worth.
What Will You Learn?
- The fundamentals of content writing and various content types
- How to position yourself with personal branding to attract clients
- How to pitch like a pro and where to find high-paying writing gigs
- How to use cold emails, DMs, and Boolean search effectively
- How to leverage AI tools to improve your writing and get hired faster
- How to build a strong portfolio even as a beginner
- How to write and rewrite articles that get published and paid
- How to price your services confidently and receive payments globally
- How to use LinkedIn to attract international writing clients
Material Includes
- 7 comprehensive modules with step-by-step video lessons
- Downloadable templates for pitching, branding, and pricing
- Real-life portfolio examples
- AI tool walkthroughs and strategy guides
- List of paid writing platforms (local & international)
- Bonus lessons on LinkedIn and international payment platforms
- Cold email and DM scripts
- Access to curated job search techniques and tools
Requirements
- A smartphone or laptop with internet access
- A Gmail account (for tools, templates & platform sign-ups)
- Willingness to learn, take action, and implement what’s taught
- Basic knowledge of English writing and grammar
- No previous writing or freelancing experience required
- Commit to at least 4–6 hours per week for study and practice