Dennis found himself in advertising a few years ago.

Working on marketing strategy and branding for Fortune 500’s and Non-Profits.

His first foray into business was a web design business which went belly-up.

Another web designer suggested “copywriting” might better suit his skillset.

Once revealed…

…he dove into the deep end with everything direct-response.

Then he began searching for a mentor.

Years ago he had a martial arts mentor and understood the life-changing value.

He’s pretty new to the whole world of freelancing and the digital nomad lifestyle…

…and his fresh eyes will reveal the truth, dispel some myths, and give you perspective…

…from someone experiencing it in real time.

He’s only been a freelance copywriter for a year but he learns fast and has plenty of opinions on what you need to do…

…to make it in this marketing game.

Dive into this episode now!

In this episode, you’ll discover:

* How to avoid being a sucker while finding and vetting a mentor.

* Two quick-start reasons you need a mentor now. (Or spend years flailing away in freelance purgatory!)

* 3 “No-brainer” problems every freelancer (of any kind) is trying to answer every…single…day. (Here are Dennis’ solutions).

* Why most “digital nomads” are focusing on a completely wrong factor. Change how you decipher true success from mediocrity.

* A golden nugget of advice about content creation to start luring in the right clients. (Dennis shares 4 mentors he worked with…or continues to work with)

Mentioned:

* Dennis Demori’s website

* Dennis Demori on Facebook

* Traffic & Funnels

* David Allan’s Make Words Pay

Intro and outro backing music: Forever More by CREO

David Allan: Hey, everybody we’re back with another edition of the podcast, I’m David Allan from makewordspay.com and we have a fellow copywriter on the show today he is a digital nomad he’s relatively new to the lifestyle so he’s gonna be demystifying some of the aspects of what you may think about being a digital nomad here and talk heavily about that Dennis Demori welcome to the show

Dennis Demori: What’s happening David, thanks for having me.

David Allan: Yeah man, it’s a real pleasure. I’ve sort of just become aware of you in the last maybe six months or so you know we belong to various face group – I’m just gonna merge those words together – Facebook groups together and so forth and you seem to have…be of like mind and you’re relatively new to this whole digital nomad lifestyle so it’s interesting to see some thingsyou’re sharing maybe let’s start like we normally like to do we go back to your origin story where you were before how you found your way into this Machiavellian world of digital marketing and travel and so forth…

Dennis Demori: Yeah sure so briefly I grew up in New York and lived all over the US throughout the ears and about five, six years ago I ended up in advertising okay and I work with a number of different clients region could not provost a fortune 500 and in my role at that time I was a brand strategist and it has the comedy cuz they’re pretty creative about the names in the advertising field like and maybe my focus was market research ...