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title: 'Remote Work from 80,000 RUB for Beginners with No Experience: ChatGPT, Portfolio, and Where to Apply'
source: 'https://youtube.com/watch?v=YUDZB-ddHd4'
video_id: 'YUDZB-ddHd4'
date: 2026-08-27
duration_sec: 1923
channel: 'Марк Николаев | Сергей Нагорный | Нейросети '
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# Remote Work from 80,000 RUB for Beginners with No Experience: ChatGPT, Portfolio, and Where to Apply

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## Summary

The video, presented by Mark Nikolaev, a former editor-in-chief at Kasprombank, argues that ChatGPT has not replaced copywriters but rather those who treated copywriting as mere word assembly. He emphasizes that a copywriter's true value lies in solving business problems, not just writing text, and outlines how to transition from low-paying freelance work to high-paying remote positions in IT and banking.

### Key Points

- **The Core Distinction** [00:01] — Two texts generated by ChatGPT: one generic and one specific. The generic one is worthless, while the specific one commands a high price. The difference is the understanding of business problems.
- **Copywriters Are Paid for Solving Business Problems** [01:15] — A copywriter is not paid for writing but for solving business problems. Those who understand this can earn significantly more with neural networks.
- **Neural Networks Replace Word Assemblers** [03:31] — A neural network does not replace a copywriter; it replaces those who thought copywriting was just putting words together. Understanding how text solves business problems makes you a valuable specialist.
- **Thinking About Business, Not Text** [04:43] — When given a task like 'write an article about deposits,' a professional asks: 'Who will read this?' and 'What do we want people to do after reading?' This thinking is what clients pay for.
- **What a Copywriter Does in 2026-2027** [06:19] — Formats include managing Telegram channels (40-80k RUB/month), articles for blogs and Zen (4-10k RUB), website texts, UX texts (e.g., 230k RUB at Alfa Bank), email newsletters, chatbot scripts, and video scripts (5-30k RUB).
- **New Role: Prompters and Content Strategists** [08:14] — Companies now seek people who can set tasks for neural networks, not just write. This is a new area that didn't exist three years ago.
- **Two Layers of Copywriters** [12:27] — Layer one: those who produce template posts and are being squeezed out by AI. Layer two: those who help businesses, choose angles, structure information, and explain value. The second layer is in high demand.
- **The Process: From Business to Text** [14:21] — Using a niche example (stretch ceilings), Mark shows how to start by identifying the audience's fears (being cheated, poor quality) and then use ChatGPT to generate content that addresses those fears, not just describe the product.
- **Practice with Feedback is Crucial** [19:56] — Growth comes from practice with feedback, as you are not objective about your own work. An experienced editor's comments are invaluable.
- **Experience Requirements Are Not Walls** [23:58] — Job postings asking for a year of experience are just filters to weed out unprepared candidates. What matters is the ability to understand and solve the company's problems.
- **Building a Portfolio Without Experience** [25:05] — Find a vacancy, write an article in the style of that company on a relevant topic, and use it as a portfolio piece. This demonstrates your ability to understand the business.
- **Demand for Neural Network Skills is Growing** [28:28] — The number of vacancies requiring neural network skills has increased several times, but few people use them due to setup difficulties. This creates an opportunity for those who can.

### Conclusion

The video concludes that the copywriting profession is evolving. Those who adapt by focusing on business problems and leveraging neural networks as tools will thrive, while those who only produce generic text will be replaced. The key is to think like a business owner, not just a writer.

## Transcript

dentistry.  Read both in 5 seconds.  The left one wrote a neural network.  It's individual approach, innovative technology, the smile of your dreams.  Sound familiar? technology, the smile of your dreams.  Sound familiar? Now the second text.  It was also written by
Neurose.  The same one in the same chat, but they didn't pay a ruble for the first text, and the second text costs 1.00 ruble.  The only difference is that the company paid money for the second text , but no one will pay a ruble for the first.  This is the answer to the
question that is currently of interest to thousands of people.  Has GPT chat replaced copywriters? Yes, but only those who did it as in the first example.  While CH GPT is looking for a copywriter to join its team, I'll show you the difference between specific
vacancies, specific funding, and doing it yourself .  What distinguishes the text for which he will be paid 100 rubles?  from the text, which costs 50,000.  My name is Mark Nikolaev.  I went from being a sales consultant to being the
editor-in-chief at Kasprombank.  Before that, he worked as an editor at Tenkovbank.  And you know what?  Over the years, I've realized one thing that completely changes the way newcomers think about the profession: a copywriter isn't paid for
writing; he's paid for solving business problems.  And those who understand this are now earning many times more with neural networks .  So in this video we'll cover three things.  First, why copywriting from exchanges, freelance copywriting, and
copywriters for 100 rubles?  - it's a dead profession, and a copywriter who thinks for the business gets paid completely differently and can work remotely in IT companies, banks, and so on. Second, what exactly does such a
specialist do in 2026 and where are all of these open positions?  And thirdly, right on the screen I will show the process for which they pay money.  And right away, please write in the comments what industry you are in now, why you would like to
go remote, and what you do. I'm really interested.  And on top of that, I'll be giving away a big Yandex station among all the commentators and those who subscribe to the channel. choose winners every week in my Telegram channel.  Write your comments and
let's go.  Let's be honest, when someone first opens a GPT chat and writes something like, "Write a post about teeth whitening for dentistry," this is what they get.  A beautiful smile is the key to confidence and success.  Our clinic
personalized approach to give you the smile of your dreams, with high-quality, pain-free results. If you change the name of the company in this text to any other, the meaning will not change, because what is an
individual approach?  You can serve me at 2:00 am.  Could you find me a time after work? Please keep in mind that my child is afraid of dentists and give him some special candy.  Perhaps you
can pay for your studies in installments from you, rather than from the bank.  This is all much better than just an individual approach.  And until there are specifics here, these are all empty words, because the non-growing network itself does not know the nuances.  She doesn't know what
worries a particular person.  She doesn't know the clinic's math and doesn't understand what's more profitable for them: to attract a person once at a high price, or to attract them cheaply, give them a free examination, but then close them for ongoing treatment so that the
person comes back month after month.   The neural network doesn't know how the application will be processed, what they will write, what they will invite you to, maybe they will on.  And here is the key idea of ​​the whole video.  A neural network does not replace
a copywriter.  She replaces those who thought that copywriting was just putting words together to form a sentence.  And anyone who understands how text solves business problems becomes a very fast and valuable specialist.  See what the
profession, you had to type quickly and fluently .  It was a barrier because, well, it was just, the faster you write, the better.  Now this barrier has been completely removed by the non-growing network.  And no literacy or other nuances are required,
because it generates a draft in 30 seconds.  But what has always been most important remains.  Understand what text works and what doesn’t.  And that's precisely why such texts are now more expensive, because a ton of useless content is still
being generated and generated.  Only now this useless content is created by neural networks, but before they paid 100 rubles for it.  But I'm not talking about copywriting for 100 rubles, but for articles that cost from 5,000, for posts that cost 1,000, and
for entire special projects for which you can charge 70, 80, or 100,000 rubles.  And I'll talk about this in today's video.  Let me now show you exactly what a person who works with texts for business does.  And please note,
you will almost never hear beautiful writing here.  The first thing that is needed is that this person thinks, I repeat, about the business, and not about the text.  When I get the task: "Write an article about deposits," I don't write about deposits, I ask: "Who will
read this?"  Because filing deposits for people who put aside 10,000 rubles there and for those who put aside millions a month are completely different matters.  Then I ask, "What do we want people to do after reading this
article?"  Well, he’s unlikely to open a deposit right away , but he can submit an application, go to the offer, or compare our offer among other banks. Accordingly, I understand this in advance.  And
if a person compares, I can compare our deposit with deposits from other banks and explain why ours is more profitable and in what cases.  Next, I'll ask how applications will be processed, because it's very important that a person not
only leaves a request, but also gets to the point.  And I can ask the client about all of this, and he will answer me all of this, and this will influence my original text.  And it is precisely for this thinking that they pay, and not for signs.  You may be thinking now, Mark, but I have
figure this out?  I have no idea how it all works. I'll explain further in the 10-minute video. I'll give step-by-step instructions for beginners and tell you what a copywriter does, how it works, and what questions you need to ask
to be able to earn a stable remote income from your writing. But in fact, as I repeated, as I repeat, they pay not only for the text. Let's take a closer look at what a copywriter does in 2026-2027.
First, he manages companies' Telegram channels. The introduction of one channel - according to open agency sources, costs in the region of 40-80,000 rubles.  per month.  The second format is articles for company blogs and for Zen.  According to Mediacope,
approximately 75 million people visit Dzn per month. This is a huge audience, and businesses pay for access to it.  One article, according to advertising agencies, costs from 4 to 10,000 next format is texts for websites and landing pages.  That is, every title,
every button, every text on a website, for example, on the website of a bank that you use, all of this is written by a person.  The next format is UX texts.  UX texts are texts inside
applications.  Well, for example, stories, buttons, chat bot messages.  All this is separate work, and IT pays well for it separately .  Here is a screenshot.  Alfa Bank offered me a UX editor position for 230,000 rubles.  together.  The next format
230,000 rubles.  together.  The next format is email newsletters, SMS, and push notifications. receiving notifications on your phone, text messages, you understood that in any specific person behind all of this.  The next thing is scripts for chatbots or for internal
instructions or for the same sales people, whatever.  And along with this, scripts for when I was working with Tinkovbank, I helped write the script for a webinar where a lawyer records useful videos for entrepreneurs.  This was inside
the editorial office of Tenkov Bank.  The cost of a video script depends on the length of video script depends on the length of the video and ranges from 5,000 to 15,000 rubles.  Well, the same goes for particularly long videos that last 45 minutes or 60, one
script can cost up to 30,000 rubles.  I personally paid money for such material.  And the next area, which simply didn't exist three years ago, is Promoters, training, and content strategy for neural networks.  Yes,
now companies are looking for people who don't just write, but who know how to set tasks, and I haven't even mentioned that sometimes companies need presentations, specifically some documents for when an employee comes in or something else.   There are a
lot of materials.  It's a whole market within one word.  And the copywriter, the author, the screenwriter, and the editor all do roughly the same thing.  It's just a different to point out that this is remote work.  Moreover, remote work can be done in large
IT companies or banks, and so on.  And you can, that is, work in IT, receiving a salary as an IT specialist.  Well, because everyone thinks they earn a lot.  And at the same time, not work in IT, but do something else.
That is, write texts.  And I'll explain how it works, because within IT it's not we had a student, Ksyusha, who got a job at Kontur and writes texts for other future employees about how
.  That is, she is a corporate editor; she talks about how they work in the company, how they train, how they reward, what opportunities for growth they have, and she gets paid for it.  Or in the same way,
I worked in a company that dealt with security systems for banks.  And I wrote articles about why it would be beneficial for banks to special proposals that were sent to top managers and so on.   There were
creatives to reach these top managers.  It's all inside. Gazprombank, we ran a blog about investments.  And there were articles on completely different topics, right down to how a financial cushion works, how
to start saving money, where you can invest 1,000 rubles.  and so on.  But in the same way, inside the bank's shadows there are articles on completely different topics: on health, on sports, on travel, on education.  And
each editor can write on all topics, then he himself will smoothly understand them and write and earn money from it.  Or, if someone is interested in sports or the beauty niche, they can simply get a job as an editor with
specific expertise in this field.  This will be especially appreciated if you have some kind of narrow specialization and you can write on some narrow, complex topics.  Well, for example, in our advertising agency we worked with a company that makes
window fittings.  These are such spare parts. And when I wrote an article for the general user, that is, simply for people who choose windows, I write in simple, understandable language.  They say these windows keep out -30 degrees of cold, you
feel good, there is protection for children, and so on.  But we also had a second audience, and I wrote texts for factory owners so that they would supply equipment that would produce our spare parts.  And
it turns out that there is already a different language there, they already know the nuances.  And an expert helps me share his thoughts on how to write it all.  Sometimes the expert writes the material.  I'm just editing it so that it has better logic.
And that's what they pay money for.  I have an example of a man who worked as an engineer in a factory.  And after he decided to leave his profession and start working remotely, he started responding to job postings related to this niche
and writing specifically to the plant, saying, "Look, I can do this and that . I know the ropes."  And out of five proposals, one company agreed, and he began working with them on a permanent basis.   Isn't it cool?  Cool.  Here are some other real
vacancies.  copywriter, editor, content manager, editor, and so on. Look how much it costs.  Here you need to write in real estate from 50 to 150,000 rubles.  Here is the corporate editor Digital. Here's about MT engineer Iredaktor.  Salary
from 80,000 rubles.  You don't need to know programming.  You just need to be able to set a task for the neural network and understand how good text works.  Here is also an A-editor.  A copywriter without skills will earn 40,000-55,000 rubles.  And again, it’s not about
talent or a diploma.  Do you know how to work with this instrument or not?  And name something that most people don’t is split right now.  Split into two layers facing in different directions.  The
first layer is those who simply produce text, template posts, census, these thousand characters, and so on.  The neural network is squeezing these people out right now, and their work is becoming cheaper than ever, because what they could do, the machine can
now do for free and in seconds.   There is at least try to help the business and try to figure out what they need.  They know how to choose an angle, how to present information, structure it, check
facts, adapt the text to different platforms, and explain to the client why they should come to this company and for what. Actually, well, they need to buy this service.  These people do not compete with the neural network.  They use neural network as a
tool.  Just like an accountant once started using a calculator, then Excel. But the point is that such people are few and far between. But the point is that moving from the first layer to the second doesn't require years of experience; it requires an understanding of the basic principles
that most people simply don't think about, because there are newbies who immediately enter the second layer, overtaking all the copywriters with five years of experience who are stuck in the first.  And now I will show you this literally in numbers, so that you
understand that even from scratch, without experience, it is not only possible, but quite realistic to enter this.  And it doesn’t even matter where you live.  These are Perm, Tyumen, Ivanovo and so can still apply for Moscow vacancies, because a) it's remote and b)
the vacancies in Moscow are larger and pay higher.  I'll also talk about what to do when you have no experience, how to put together a resume, portfolio, and find your first clients later in the video.  Now understand that when they say "copywriter," it's
not serious or for pennies. This is all about a completely different profession, a dead profession that was replaced long ago, but not about a person who solves specific business problems, helps them make money, and gets paid for it
show you what this process actually looks like .  Right now I'll write text that companies pay for, and you'll see that the main job here is not writing, but thinking.  Let's take a niche, suspended ceilings. Let's imagine a company that sells
ceilings and needs an article in the DZN on how to choose a stretch ceiling without overpaying.  A very clear topic.  Previously, I would have spent half a day googling the difference between a matte ceiling and a satin one, how installation is calculated, what
the cost is, and so on.  Now I do it differently.  The first step.  I'm starting to think about business, not about text.  Who is the audience reading this article? renovations and is afraid that he will be cheated out of money.  or that the ceiling will start to ripple in a year
.  This means that the article should not be about the company or our ceilings, but about these two pain points that I have identified. Because removing these two fears will already be half the cool result.  And
I came up with this, not a neural network. All I can say about the neural network is, "Hey, you're an editor who writes for people on renovations. Give me 10 real fears and objections to someone installing a suspended
ceiling. Find them on forums and then, based on that, prepare material for me in based on that, prepare material for me in the style of the client who's currently writing articles like these. And I can go to Zen, copy examples of old articles,
"Study the style and structure."  Look at how the author addresses the reader, what examples they give, and so on.  so that my text would be similar to the texts they had written before.  They approved them, they published them, which means they
like them.  And I can immediately write an article in their style, so that later I don’t have to do any weeding "Write me an article on how to choose a stretch ceiling and not overpay, with subheadings from an expert, but in simple language, without bureaucratic jargon, without
abstractions. Address these fears, add specific figures and examples. And at the end, a gentle recommendation of the company. And at the end, I also write a magic phrase, which I advise you to fill out. Ask as many questions as necessary to
do this as well as possible. And the neural network itself asks what it lacks to achieve the most accurate result in the end. 1 minute and a ready draft. When you choose a stretch ceiling, it seems that the
only difference is in the color. You open the site and everywhere it is the same, and the price differs by 30-40%. And more often than not, you pay not for quality, but for the lamps that you were offered just in case. Feel this beginning. It immediately gets into the pain and
conflict of a person who thinks that he will be deceived. And he reads it and thinks: "Oh,  "But it's really interesting." And then we have another 5 minutes while he reads this article to convince him to ultimately contact our company. And
a copywriter who knows this is very different from someone who simply asked not to say, "Well, write me a text about ceilings." All of this may seem complicated to you now, and that’s normal, I understand, because the
completely normal idea of ​​the copywriter profession is that it simply involves writing texts.  And this is really necessary.  But to write texts, you need to understand the basics and fundamental principles of how a text is structured, how it
convinces the reader of something, and how to make sure that a person wants to take certain actions after reading the text.  Because he is doing this action.  This action affects the company's profit.  And the company pays you money.   That's the
point.  For example, let's take three people who write different texts. The first, for example, is a newbie who doesn't use the net at all, and he spends half a day googling about materials there, then
rewrites other people's words from articles in his own words, because he doesn't understand what it is, he writes all sorts of abstractions, like "this will be a gift," "coziness for your home," and so on. They spend 4 hours on this, and there is no result.  The client doesn't like this.  Mm, that doesn't make any
sense.  The second person is a newbie, uh, who also doesn't understand how good text is structured, but is already using neural networks.  And then it turns out that he simply opens the GPT chat and says: "Write to me about stretch
ceilings."  He copies the first answer, pastes it, and, in fact, this text is no different from the same ones for which they pay, well, 200-500 rubles.  Because , again, he doesn’t sell, he just takes up space.  And the third person, the author,
who first thought about business, figured out who reads, what kind of people are afraid, presented it all through the prism of how not to overpay, addressed real fears, talked about the company, adapted to the channel's style, spent the same amount of time, and
maybe even less.  But this is the text that actually brings in clients to the company.  And such an article already costs 3, 5 or 7,000 rubles.  depending on the topic.  And when this person writes not just one article, but takes on an entire direction or runs a
but takes on an entire direction or runs a channel fully, then this is 40, 50 or 60,000 rubles.  per month per client.  And he can take several of them.  How to achieve this, again, I'll tell you further in the video and show you in detail how to
put together a portfolio, how to apply for a vacancy, where to look for clients, and everything in that spirit.  But there is one important nuance here, for which, probably, many have watched up to this point, because, well, in words, everything seems clear,
it seems that, well, in general, I understand how it works.  But between actually doing it and understanding whether it turned out well or not, there is one big turned out well or not, there is one big step.  This is practice.  And what's important here is
practice with feedback, because I began to grow in the profession when I got a job at an advertising agency with an experienced editor, and he gave me comments on how to make my text better, because otherwise you simply don't understand
how to approach this text and what needs to be done to make it turn out well, okay, but it's not clear."  Because you are not objective.  You wrote the text, it seems like it's good.  But whether he will sell it or not is unclear.  And
your income directly depends on this.  That's why, for those who are still generally unclear about whether they like copywriting, don't like what they do, whether this profession is right for you or not, whether you're good at writing or not, in
general, it's time to decide whether it's worth diving into this profession at all.  I put together a copywriting marathon with her non-Russian networks.  For those who want to understand whether this remote work is right for them and get to grips with this profession from scratch, because in 5
days you'll understand what copywriting actually does , master neural networks, and figure out how to use neural networks to write your first text.  And, more importantly, get an analysis of every homework assignment from experienced editors.  Every
lesson.  You can read it directly from your phone, complete your homework, and receive live feedback.  And at the end, those who write the best text will have the opportunity to take on a real paid project from my
advertising agency.  We are recruiting only 30 people to give everyone feedback.  Link in the description, details there too.   There's a discount going on right now, so if job, I recommend
checking it out.  Well, you already understood, the link is below.  Let's move on. Before moving on to the issue of finding clients, I would like to talk about what doubts people most often have. Well, first of all, for example, mm, I lack
talent or I don’t know how to write beautifully and so on.  It's important to understand that writing beautifully and writing in a way that's understandable and brings in clients are not the same thing.  I say this as someone who has worked at SCIAN,
Beeline, Alfa Capital, and Gazprombank, and hired people to join my team or to work for the companies I worked for.  And I understand that neither journalism nor philological education has anything to do with commercial writing.
My teams included former managers, baristas, waiters, engineers, and students. Because copywriting isn't a talent, but rather your desire to be
inquisitive and gather information using a neural network.  Perfect literacy is also not necessary here, because the neural network does not make mistakes, and there are text checking services.  And this is really important to discuss, because at school, when
the teacher checks our dictations or texts, his goal is to find mistakes.  On the Internet, when a reader, er, reads a text, his goal is not to find mistakes, but to obtain information.  Therefore, it is much more important whether your text is illiterate or not, but
whether this text responds to the reader’s needs and pain points, because otherwise your text will simply be closed.  And that's the worst thing you can do, well, for an worst thing you can do, well, for an editor.  Its goal is to engage a person
a video, because a video also contains to take into account, and you can learn this too .  The market is currently paying well for those with neural networks, and more vacancies are appearing for people with neural networks,
because the company knows that this person can handle a greater volume, do the work faster, and so on and so forth .  But at the same time, if a person doesn’t know how to ask questions for the company and doesn’t know how to help them, well, it’s not really
necessary.  Therefore, it is important here to understand the basics of texts, which you can master in a marathon, and to understand what the company needs, how to figure it out, and how to search for clients in general.  Well, that's also in the program.  The most terrifying question: what should I
do if I have no experience? I explain how vacancies are structured.  When it says a year of experience is required and so on, understand that this is not a wall, but on, understand that this is not a wall, but simply a filter to weed out the most
unprepared people who haven't watched a single YouTube video or completed anything at all.  And so they just went onto a job search website and were like, "Oh, To avoid the company having to sort through such applications, they write that they require at least one
year of experience.  But in reality, judge for yourself, it’s not the amount of experience that’s important to them, because even a 5-year-old copywriter can do a bad job.  It is important for them to find a person who will truly understand what they need and will help solve their problems.  And there are only a few of them
respond without even providing examples of their work.  It's worth understanding that all don't respond to vacancies because clients, they already have a workload, and so on.  In fact,
only newcomers who compete with other newcomers respond to the shutdown.  And you can I'll talk about later, because people also think about what to show in a portfolio if they haven't had any orders.
But you can do it this way. Find any vacancy, say, for an author for a site about children's products, and then independently write an article in the style of these companies on a topic, for example, how to choose a child's first bike
neural network, if you know how to Google Doc.  And there you go, your first text is ready.  It looks this way you can prepare several texts, and in the end you get a
portfolio that looks like your real experience to the employer.  It is clear that there are nuances here.  For example, an experienced editor will immediately understand whether the portfolio text in front of you is good or not.  Because it’s not enough to just
good portfolio.  But you, accordingly, if you get look at how it works in general, pump up your observations, watch other videos on this YouTube, you will also understand how to make your texts faster.
It may just take you longer, as it did in my case, or less.  Well, if you simply collect feedback from more experienced colleagues. Similarly, when you apply for a job, you are given a test task, and so
on.  Well, first of all, this is a test task that you will actually complete; it can go into your portfolio.  You will still understand that when you respond to vacancies yourself, you can write
what exactly did not work out.  Same with the resume.  You can apply, someone will look at your resume, and you will receive a rejection, but you will not understand what to do and what specifically to improve.  And
when you submit the test assignment, you also might not understand why it wasn’t accepted, what was wrong with the test assignment.  If you want to understand all of this, ask questions, and understand how to create a good test ( because there are nuances and details here too,
marathon, provide feedback to the editor, complete the task yourself, and understand how it all works, because we train you in this.  Because in fact, you need to find out how the company evaluates the test at the very beginning.  That is, how
it is usually arranged, when everyone does tests, everyone just takes, sees the test, well, and does something.  But we do n’t know in advance what is actually more important to the company .  Maybe it's more important to them how you thought.  Maybe what matters more to them is what
questions you would ask.  Maybe speed is more important to them.  And you can find out this from the company in advance.  And this will actually show how you will perform in real work.  Because if you just take a test and do it,
the company is like, "He didn't ask any questions."  Well, it didn't turn out the way we wanted.  And if you also ask there, who is this for , who is this for, who is that for, the company will start communicating with you, will understand what kind of person you are.  Perhaps you can
additional options, yes?  That is, the company will ask you to write one thing, and you will also say: tells about you as a specialist and distinguishes you from others.  The same as with a cover letter, for example.   A good text about yourself is not a text about
how good you are, but about how you can help a specific company. Accordingly, a specific company has specific tasks.  If you write about how you can solve these specific problems, that you have experience that is
written specifically on this topic, this will be much better than if you simply send a portfolio with examples of texts that are not related to this topic.  Here's another interesting point.  According to various labor market estimates, the number of vacancies
requiring neural network skills has increased significantly over the past year, several times over.  But in reality, only a few people use it .  Again, why because of blockages?  There are difficulties with payment, such as linking a card, email, or phone number.
And it’s difficult for people, they don’t use it. It turns out that demand is growing, but there are still few people who know how to do this, because it’s simply difficult to get started.  And in reality, it turns out that there is more and more demand, and fewer and fewer people who can do it
.  It seems interesting, but it’s not as easy as in America, China or somewhere else.  So, if you want to enter the profession and reap the rewards, be ahead of the game, now is the time.  And especially if you've
watched up to this point, it means you're no longer just curious.  It makes sense to take some next step.  And not just to listen to me, but to write the first text, get feedback and understand whether it’s for you or not, get a base on how
to work with facts, with the audience, what a copywriter does in general. Join our copywriting marathon .  With it, you'll get the entire base in 5 days, even if you've never written or worked with
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beginning, just to avoid having to make mistakes for a year and a half .  Link in the description.  Write comments to participate in the drawing.  And let's now briefly gather together what I talked about. First, the idea that Charge GPT replaced
half true, because it replaced those who wrangled words for pennies and worked on the stock exchange, while those who solved business problems are still few and far between .  Therefore, a copywriter who works in 2026 and 27,
he thinks not about the text, not so much about the text, but about the task.  Why does a business need this, what will be the call to action, what will happen after a person reads the text, and so on.  And this specialist can work in different formats.
Create texts for both websites and sales pages.  They are also called landing pages. newsletters, notifications, articles, scripts, prompts, UX texts, i.e. texts for applications, application logic, and so on.  This is remote work, including in IT
or in banks without the need to be a programmer or banker, but with a social package and other chores, cookies, in offices there, if you like.  If you don't want to, you can work remotely in Thailand. It sounds like clickbait, but it's true
.  There is no need to write with your hands.   The neural network takes care of this.  If you wish, you can dictate what you need directly from your phone to neural networks .  And the basic principles that are worth, well, mastering, they just need to be reinforced, learned and
practiced, because just like that, well, it’s not like it’s reinforced.  The channel has a separate video about how you can write paid articles for Telegram, YandexArticles, and YandexPromoPages.
I'm sure you'll find it useful.  Well, here are all the free lessons, a link to the name is Mark Nikolaev.  Good evening.   It was good to see everyone.