In this episode, David Power shares how we can harness the power of video and create a simple video funnel that stands out and keeps your viewer’s attention: bit.ly/ccr99dptw
I just recorded a new interview with Tepsii, and I’d love to know: What do you think sets a pro copywriter apart from a good copywriter? Check out the answer and the interview here: bit.ly/tam155ttw
Proof. We know it’s important, but we don’t spend the time to carefully present it so it increases the bottom line. I’ve got my friend Brian on to show us exactly how case studies become a sales-boosting asset in your marketing. bit.ly/ccr98bmtw
The most important copy you write is that which the prospect sees first (known as “The Deck”). Without it, the whole ad goes limp and dies. In this episode, Elin Marie shows you the power of a well constructed deck, and what needs to go into it: bit.ly/ccr95emtw
John Hays (a Copy Chief member) wrote up a post about pricing for copywriters, so I invited him to talk about why charging per hour is not fair to the client, and why charging per project creates a win-win for you and the client. Go dig it here: bit.ly/ccr94jhtw
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As I scrolled through my FB Newsfeed, my friend Ron Douglas posted 10 things most people don’t know about him. Those 10 gems were personal stories that compelled me to invite him on the show. Listen to the ep and read the gems here: ttp://bit.ly/tam153rdtw
One click nearly cost me $10,000. Fortunately, Irene saved me from my cringe-worthy LinkedIn profile. Go dig her newest episode on the simple LinkedIn “twist” for connecting with your best prospects: bit.ly/ccr93istw
Lately I’ve been obsessed with story… so I invited Hollywood Story Consultant, Michael Hauge to share 5 mistakes ordinary storytellers make, and how to avoid “skimming the surface” on a good story. Use this link to start listening: bit.ly/tam152mhtw
Gerald landed a gig at the top producing Agora division. Everything checked out. No unpleasant surprises... Only problem was, Gerald felt something was off. Take a guess about what he did, and then listen to the episode to hear what Gerald did next: bit.ly/ccr92gm
I interviewed Laura Belgray with NO agenda, and she knocked it out of the park with her genuine wit. If you write emails, then you’ll get a kick out of Laura’s subject lines and her big surprise: bit.ly/tam151lb
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A business devoted to customer service will create more profits than they know what to do with #businesstips
Lessons From Chicago #1: What The Gurus Want From You copychief.com/lessons-from-c… #CopyChief #Copywriting #Marketing
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