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I'm gonna give you an Upwork cover letter that you can use word-for-word, even if you're a total beginner, who's never won a single Upwork job. Before we get into the cover letter itself, first, I'm gonna tell you my story of how I discovered what I was doing wrong as a beginner trying to win my first Upwork job. I started out on Upwork, just like you. No client reviews, no Upwork job history. I uploaded a photo entered, some work experience and a two paragraph profile description. Then I just started sending proposals one after another, after another. I sent over a hundred proposals... And didn't get a single response. I spent over $50 on connect and I almost gave up, but my family was depending on me to succeed and I had to make it work. So I had to figure out where I was going wrong. First, I looked at my Upwork profile. I had basically copy-pasted my LinkedIn profile. It was a disaster, absolutely terrible. So I thought, "why not improve my profile by learning from the best?" So I signed up for a course on sales copywriting. And by the time that I read through Step One, I knew exactly what I was doing wrong. My profile was focused on me, not on my client. I do this. I help with that. I use these systems to get the job done. The one thing that I learned? Assume that your potential client doesn't care about you. So I totally overhauled my profile and changed it from me-focused, into client-focused. Then I started sending out Upwork proposals again. I sent about 20 more proposals and I got a response. It was magical. It made me incredibly happy. I felt like I was on top of the world... ...but they didn't hire me. So maybe overhauling my profile helped, but it wasn't everything. I went back to the drawing board. This time I looked at my Upwork hourly rate. Was at my rate that was scaring people off? I had listed my rate at what I wanted to be making, but that got me wondering: I did a bit of searching and it looked like I was charging around about what everyone else was charging in my space. I thought, "well, this is normal. So I'm trying to charge what they charge, right?" Clearly the other people who were already on Upwork had an advantage over me. They've been on Upwork for a long time and had a ton of reviews. I didn't. At this point, I had to win work to just get started earning. So I dropped my hourly rate to half of what I'd normally want to charge. But then I was like, "wait a second... What if I get locked into a job where I'm working for cheap? And it's like an enormous project. I wanna work, but I don't wanna work for a low price forever" "But maybe once I get...