podcast

 

We spoke with Nomadic Matt about:

• How the pandemic has affected his business.
• How he manages to separate traveling and working.
• How we writes.
• How often he refreshes content.

You can listen here:

 

Here’s a video of it:

There were some interesting bits in there, so we’ve clipped them up on a new YT channel that will just have interview clips:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWSM9I6Zo9v3ZgXdgcAn07A
(Subscribe to it)!

Or watch the video:

We went and live edited the copy on a product by TheHustle called The Ideation Bootcamp with CEO Sam Parr.This was an already great landing page, but we sprinkled some Copywriting Course magic on it to add some more sections to it that could massively boost conversions.

Here’s the resources we used:

– Google Doc Notes: [link]

– Full Livestream Video: [link]

– The Ideation Bootcamp: [link]

– The Original Sales Page: [link]

We hope by viewing this “consultation-like” video it inspires you to join Copywriting Course to get similar feedback in our active forum, and video Office Hours.

Below in this post are notes to make the page better. Enjoy!

You can see some more info and notes here:

https://copywritingcourse.com/live-copywriting-sam-parr-the-hustle/

Sometimes breakthrough ideas come from asking the right questions.

If you want to speed up your growth, take a minute to reflect on these growth questions..

Some may resonate, some may not. Sometimes a single question can alter your thinking and launch you forward.

See these growth questions on the web: https://copywritingcourse.com/growth-mindset-questions/

Watch the Growth Questions video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2X1U4btu12c

A few years ago one of the best copywriters in the world Joe Sugarman made a book called “Advertising Secrets of the Written Word” (re-named to “The AdWeek Copywriting Handbook“).

In section 2 of the book he outlines 24 different “psychological triggers” that get people to buy things.

See original post:
https://copywritingcourse.com/joe-sugarman-triggers/

This podcast goes over different ways to stay productive that I use.
Web version.

Here’s the YouTube version:

These are alternative ways to get clients when freelancing, including some short and longterm strategies.

Here’s a video version:

This podcast goes over ways to get your very first freelancing client. It bypasses most “long term” strategies for gaining clients, and goes straight to trying to make your first hundred bucks.

Here’s a video version:

This is my explanation on what steps to take if JUST getting started in podcasting.

There’s also a video version here: