A lot of writers refer to a client's past content to help capture their voice and guide the copy they set out to write. But if you're only looking at past content, you're actually missing a crucial part of brand voice: the actual VOICE of the client. In this episode, we talk about how you can learn your client's voice, and bridge the content gap.

A lot of writers refer to a client's past content to help capture their voice and guide the copy they set out to write. But if you're only looking at past content, you're actually missing a crucial part of brand voice: the actual VOICE of the client. In this episode, we talk about how you can learn your client's voice, and bridge the content gap.

A lot of writers refer to a client's past content to help capture their voice and guide the copy they set out to write. But if you're only looking at past content, you're actually missing a crucial part of brand voice: the actual VOICE of the client. In this episode, we talk about how you can learn your client's voice, and bridge the content gap.

Bridging Spoken and Written Content

Learn how to build, grow, and sustain a copywriting business that is personally and professionally fulfilling. Join Jessi Honard, Marie Parks, and guests as they share how you can write copy like the best of ‘em, and create a lucrative career as a writer.

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