TCC Podcast #469: An Email Masterclass with Jacob Suckow
Most podcasts about email are pretty basic. Build a list. Email often. Create a lead magnet people want. That kind of tired advice isn’...
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20 of 450 episodesTCC Podcast #468: Unanticipated Change with Dani Paige
Planning for the unexpected is one of those skills that successful people have. But you can’t plan for everything. This episode of The...
TCC Podcast #467: Hacking the Human Mind with Michael Aaron Flicker
Want to get more clicks? More sales? More clients? Then understanding why humans act the way they do will help. In his new book, Hacking the...
TCC Podcast #466: A New Kind of Copywriting Business with Krystle Church
Writing for clients is just one way to build a copywriting business. Once you’ve done that for a while, you may decide it’s not...
TCC Podcast #465: From Teacher to Copywriter with Meredith Cooley
Copywriters are teachers. We teach customers how the products and services we write about help them. In this episode of The Copywriter Club...
TCC Podcast #464: Creating Customer Journeys with Rob Marsh
This episode of The Copywriter Club Podcast is another guest-less show. It’s just Rob sharing a few thoughts about the importance of c...
TCC Podcast #463: The Biggest Opportunity in Copywriting Today with Tiana Asperjan
What’s the biggest opportunity for copywriters today? That’s just one of the ideas we talked about on this episode of The Copywr...
TCC Podcast #462: Writing a Newsletter with Ciler Demiralp
Newsletters are a big opportunity that many copywriters are ignoring to the detriment of their own businesses. For the 462nd episode of The...
TCC Podcast #461: The Strategy Workshop with Jamie Thomson
Want to do more than “write” copy? Then you need to get involved with your client’s projects before they decide what they&...
TCC Podcast #460: The Feisty Freelancer with Suzanne Bowness
What’s the best word to describe a hard-working freelance copywriter? How about feisty? On the 460th episode of The Copywriter Club Po...
TCC Podcast #459: How to Sell Strategy with Kristen Vanderhoek
Clients need strategy. But they don’t always know that’s what they need. So how do you sell it to them? How do you ensure your w...
TCC Podcast #458: Write Your Book with Lacy Lieffers
Want to write a book? Me too. But for some reason, I just can’t get it finished. Or started. I’m stuck. So I asked author and bo...
TCC Podcast #457: Writing in the Wellness Niche with Kristen Driscoll
What does it take to write in the health and wellness niche? I asked copywriter Kristen Driscoll about that on this 457th episode of The Cop...
TCC Podcast #456: Fix Your Mindset with Brian McCarthy
If you’ve been doing all the things, listening to the advice of the experts, and you’re still not seeing results, maybe the thin...
TCC Podcast #455: A Proven Process for LinkedIn Success with Divya Agrawal
This isn’t the first time we’ve talked about LinkedIn. But in this episode, we cover specific recommendations for the content yo...
TCC Podcast #454: 10 Commandments of Influence with John Bejakovic
In this episode of The Copywriter Club Podcast , we’re talking about how con men, pick-up artists, magicians and yes, copywriters, use...
TCC Podcast #453: Finding Clients with Rob Marsh
Looking for clients? In this episode I’m sharing 21 different ideas for ways to connect with clients for your copywriting business. I...
TCC Podcast #452: Surviving an Economic Downturn with Topaz Hooper
What do you do when the worst happens in business? Are you prepared? In this episode of The Copywriter Club Podcast , I spoke with copywrite...
TCC Podcast #451: All Your Legal Questions with Andrea Sager
As the owner of a copywriting business, you have a lot to think about—your products, your clients, your research process , writing great cop...
TCC Podcast #450: Finding Followers and Clients on LinkedIn with Matt Barker
Copywriters have been using LinkedIn to connect with and land clients for years. So why is it still so difficult to grow an audience on that...