Copy Chief Radio

On today's episode, Ashlee Berghoff gives you actionable tactics for identifying your biggest productivity roadblocks and shares the way to win back hours every week and double your productivity.

On today’s episode I’m sharing all the different ways I’ve used critiques to land clients, stand out from the crowd, and raise my fees.

Scripting a YouTube ad can be challenging. Csaba is here to share how to use YT to generate new leads, which offers work best, the anatomy of a good ad funnel, common roadblocks, and a framework you can use to get started today.

How do freelancers become experts in their specialty? In this episode, Mike Lukas and I dive into the different ways every freelancer can confidently tap into their own well of originality.

Max Hamm, a comedian turned copywriter, will teach you how to blend the two artforms (Comedy and Copy) to make your copy pop off the screen, win attention, build trust, and get the sale. His newest book called Funny Money, can make you more sales, while pleasing the Facebook gods and can actually lower your ad costs.

New copywriter? Good news, there are things you can do (right now) to get an edge on your competition. Top-level copywriter April Dykman and I will show you how to recognize the difference between GREAT COPY and BAD COPY that might look good on the surface.

Are you accidentally breaking these laws in your business? In this episode, Peter Hoppenfeld talks about the hidden legal hot buttons every digital business must avoid.

With Anthony Abron's permission, I invite you to listen in on this learning conversation about life, parenthood, love, heartbreak, ignorance, race, and determination to empathize and understand each other better.

If you’re in the “prove the model” phase of freelancing, where you just want to get paid CONSISTENTLY for your work, the first step is learning to recognize an empty promise, and finding a proven playbook for how to do it. More in this episode...

Communication is the #1 difference for a project going well between freelancers and clients. Jennifer Hudye stops by to shares how to have “the communication conversation” with clients.