If you've been staring at a Google Doc full of business name ideas for the past three months, going back and forth about whether it's too clever or not clever enough, too long or too short, whether the .com is available, and if your mom will like it…

This episode is about to save you from yourself.

Today, I sit down with Katie from 26&thensome — naming strategist, vintage ad collector, and person who turns ABCs into OMGs for a living. Yes, she literally names shit for people (so I never have to do it again, thank God!!!).

TOPICS & TANGENTS

— How Katie is never on social media because she's always Bricked

— Why your business name doesn't need to say everything at once

— Personal brand vs. business name

— Why crowdsourcing name opinions guarantees mediocrity

— Why Chick-fil-A is objectively a bad name but we don't question it

— The church sign that was so confusing Katie couldn't even Google it

— The free association naming exercise

— Service names: when to go clear vs. clever

POINT OF THE STORY

Your name doesn't have to do everything. It just needs to be memorable, fit your brand, and have enough context around it (through your copy, design, and how people talk about you) to make sense.

GIVEAWAY

Want a free one-on-one strategy session with me? Go to Spotify and comment on this podcast episode what you loved about the episode, and I’ll enter you to win!

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KATIE LINKS

— Follow Katie on Instagram and Threads

— Check out her website

— Grab her freebie, Name Drop

— Get her custom GPT, Name-O-Matic

— Subscribe to her newsletter, dot. dot. dot.

— Browse her naming services

— Blog post: Deciding on your Naming Criteria

— Katie’s walkout songs: song 1 + song 2

BTL LINKS

— Use code "MILLIONAIRE" for $100 off my website copywriting course, Site Series Sprint.

— Join the Point of the Story community on Slack.

— Leave feedback or episode requests in our Suggestions Box.

— To stay up to date with all things Point of the Story, follow on Instagram and Substack.

— Follow me on Instagram, Threads, and Substack.

— Subscribe to my newsletters Tuesday Table of Contents for one marketing tip, once a week and Millionaire Moment for the insider tea on how I plan to make $1 mil in sales by my 31st birthday.

— Check out my website betweenthelinescopy.com.

OTHER LINKS

— TOC #163: You make me want to rob a bank (about how I’m not a fucking sandwich)

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If you've ever scheduled a full day of client calls during your luteal phase, this episode is for you.

Or if you've ever thought "I'm so hormonal right now" while on your period (you're literally not btw!), this episode is ALSO for you.

In this episode, I sit down with Cait from Consciously Cait — fertility awareness educator and cervical mucus expert — to break down the four phases of your cycle, why your luteal phase isn't actually trying to ruin your life, and how tracking your cycle is so much more than just logging when your period starts in some random, data-hungry app.

TOPICS & TANGENTS

— Why your period is NOT the main character of your cycle

— PMDD vs. regular PMS

— Why you need 200-400 extra calories in your luteal phase (and a juicy steak on day one)

— Why predictive apps are lying to you

— The difference between discharge and cervical mucus (my main takeaway!)

— Aligning your business with your cycle: what to do in each phase

— How to track your cycle when you have ADHD and forget everything

POINT OF THE STORY

When you actually understand what's happening in your body during each phase, you can work WITH your cycle instead of against it. And maybe, just maybe, stop planning launches during your luteal phase.

GIVEAWAY

Want a free one-on-one strategy session with me? Go to Spotify and comment on this podcast episode what you loved about the episode, and I’ll enter you to win!

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CAIT LINKS

— Follow Cait on Instagram and Threads

— Check out her website

— Grab her freebie, THE BIG O

— Download her cycle tracking spreadsheet

— Learn how to confidently chart your cycle and use FAM as birth control in Fam Formul

— Cait’s walkout song

BTL LINKS

— Use code "MILLIONAIRE" for $100 off my website copywriting course, Site Series Sprint.

— Join the Point of the Story community on Slack.

— Leave feedback or episode requests in our Suggestions Box.

— To stay up to date with all things Point of the Story, follow on Instagram and Substack.

— Follow me on Instagram, Threads, and Substack.

— Subscribe to my newsletters Tuesday Table of Contents for one marketing tip, once a week and Millionaire Moment for the insider tea on how I plan to make $1 mil in sales by my 31st birthday.

— Check out my website betweenthelinescopy.com.

OTHER LINKS

— Book: Period Power by Maisie Hill

— Period tracking apps: Aavia, Embody, Read Your Body

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There's no award for "most automated workflows" or "prettiest welcome guide," but there IS a prize for actually enjoying your business. (The prize is enjoying your business!)

In this episode, I sit down with Fran from The Passions Collective — client experience architect, Notion queen, and the only person who can make me actually care about conditional logic.

Fran's here to tell you that your client experience should support YOU just as much as it supports your clients. We're talking about why doing MORE doesn't make your client experience better, how to figure out what platforms actually work for your brain, and why welcome guides might be the thing secretly sabotaging your process.

TOPICS & TANGENTS

— Availability vs. capacity: they're not the same thing

— Why 40-hour work weeks are bullshit and 15-20 hours might be your sweet spot

— The difference between automations that help and automations that stress you out

— Why you need to ask for feedback even when you think the project was a disaster

— Fran's tech stack breakdown

POINT OF THE STORY

There's no "should" in how you set things up, just what works for your brain, supports your business, and actually helps your clients. Permission granted to make it easier.

GIVEAWAY

Want a free one-on-one strategy session with me? Go to Spotify and comment on this podcast episode what you loved about the episode, and I’ll enter you to win!

Love you, mean it. 🖤

FRAN LINKS

— Follow Fran on Instagram and Threads

— Check out her website

— The Audit (step one to working with Fran)

— The Revamp (custom project to revamp your client experience)

— Client Experience Intensives (for the DIY-ers)

— Check out her Dubsado and Notion templates

— Fran’s walkout song

BTL LINKS

— Use code "MILLIONAIRE" for $100 off my website copywriting course, Site Series Sprint.

— Join the Point of the Story community on Slack.

— Leave feedback or episode requests in our Suggestions Box.

— To stay up to date with all things Point of the Story, follow on Instagram and Substack.

— Follow me on Instagram, Threads, and Substack.

— Subscribe to my newsletters Tuesday Table of Contents for one marketing tip, once a week and Millionaire Moment for the insider tea on how I plan to make $1 mil in sales by my 31st birthday.

— Check out my website betweenthelinescopy.com.

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Raise your hand if you've made it to 4 PM before realizing you forgot to eat. Now put your hand down and listen to this episode.

Today, I sit down with Claire Rifkin, registered dietitian and breakfast burrito devotee, to talk about something we're all guilty of: skipping meals and wondering why we're so tired all the time.

Claire breaks down the actual science behind feeding your ADHD brain and how to stop treating lunch like it's optional. We're talking mechanical eating, food aversions, texture issues, how to feed yourself (and your kids) without attaching morality to every single snack, and basically everything you wish someone had told you about food years ago.

TOPICS & TANGENTS

— What actually happens when you don't fuel your ADHD brain

— Why hyper-focus kills your hunger cues (and what to do about it)

— Protein, carbs, fats, and fiber, and what they actually do for you

— Why you crave a sweet treat after every meal

— Why your kid suddenly hates mac and cheese

POINT OF THE STORY

If you're not eating, you're literally asking your brain to work on empty, and then wondering why everything feels harder. Treat your meals like the non-negotiable appointments they are, and watch how much better you feel.

GIVEAWAY

Want a free one-on-one strategy session with me? Go to Spotify and comment on this podcast episode what you loved about the episode, and I’ll enter you to win!

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CLAIRE LINKS

— Follow Claire on Instagram and Threads

— Check out her website

— Check out her meal subscription, the Pretty Plates Club

— Subscribe to her newsletter

— Claire’s walkout song

BTL LINKS

— Use code "MILLIONAIRE" for $100 off my website copywriting course, Site Series Sprint.

— Join the Point of the Story community on Slack.

— Leave feedback or episode requests in our Suggestions Box.

— To stay up to date with all things Point of the Story, follow on Instagram and Substack.

— Follow me on Instagram, Threads, and Substack.

— Subscribe to my newsletters Tuesday Table of Contents for one marketing tip, once a week and Millionaire Moment for the insider tea on how I plan to make $1 mil in sales by my 31st birthday.

— Check out my website betweenthelinescopy.com.

OTHER LINKS

— Violet Witchel’s Dense Bean Salad

— Simple Beef Pasta Skillet

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Quick question: How many times are you gonna call in the thing, get the thing, and then immediately fuck it up because your nervous system is like "nope, too much, abort mission"?

In this episode, I sit down with Maia Benaim — writer, mentor, expansion queen, and certified neuroscience nerd — to talk about nervous system capacity and why your goals might have hidden agendas.

We're getting into the science of why you see color differently than everyone else (spiral warning), why your reticular activating system is the bouncer of your perception, and how Maia went from hoarding Korean face masks to teaching women how to expand their entire lives.

TOPICS & TANGENTS

— You don't attract what you want — you attract what you're ready to hold

— Nervous system capacity as a vessel: why your espresso cup can't hold an ocean

— Why jumping from offer to offer is your nervous system running from stability

— What if your million-dollar goal is really about feeling lovable?

— The power of auto-suggestions and gaslighting yourself into your dream life

— Blocking blessings with "must be nice" energy and negative self-talk

— How changing your beliefs overnight actually works

— The words banned in Sara's house: "I'm bored" and "I can't"

POINT OF THE STORY

Your nervous system is running the show. When you expand your capacity to hold more — more money, more success, more stability — you stop chasing and start receiving. The version of you that has the thing you want? Start being her right the fuck now!

GIVEAWAY

Want a free one-on-one strategy session with me? Go to Spotify and comment on this podcast episode what you loved about the episode, and I’ll enter you to win!

Love you, mean it. 🖤

MAIA LINKS

— Follow Maia on Instagram and Threads

— Check out her mastermind Expansion

— Subscribe to her podcast Thought to Thing

— Check out her website

— Subscribe to her Substack

— Maia’s walkout song

BTL LINKS

— Use code "MILLIONAIRE" for $100 off my website copywriting course, Site Series Sprint.

— Join the Point of the Story community on Slack.

— Leave feedback or episode requests in our Suggestions Box.

— To stay up to date with all things Point of the Story, follow on Instagram and Substack.

— Follow me on Instagram, Threads, and Substack.

— Subscribe to my newsletters Tuesday Table of Contents for one marketing tip, once a week and Millionaire Moment for the insider tea on how I plan to make $1 mil in sales by my 31st birthday.

— Check out my website betweenthelinescopy.com.

OTHER LINKS

— Waitlist: Write Your Site

TIMESTAMPS

00:00 Meet Maia!

03:30 Rapid-Fire Squirrel Brain Questions

07:41 You Don't Attract What You Want, You Attract...

16:09 Is This a Pattern or Do I Actually Need to Pivot?

19:22 Stop Identifying With Your Blocks

26:55 Embody Who You Want to Be, Today

41:18 You Have the Power to Choose Your Beliefs

52:32 WE SEE COLORS DIFFERENTLY!!!

57:03 Where to Find Maia

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Me if one more person asks whether or not they should put their pricing on their site:

🧍‍♀️➡️🚪➡️🌱😵

(You’ll understand that emoji sequence when you listen!)

Look, I get it. I know some of you are asking this genuinely. But also, I know some of you are just rage-baiting me for engagement, and honestly? It's working. I'm MAD.

So let's settle this once and for all: Yes, you should absolutely include pricing on your website. I mean, if you care about pre-qualifying your leads, saving yourself time, and only working with clients who actually value what you do!

TOPICS & TANGENTS

— Why you’re afraid of repelling people who can't afford you

— Pre-qualifying leads so you stop wasting time on inquiry emails that go nowhere

— Why not including pricing makes you look like you started your business yesterday

— The fuck-ass-man theory of client selection

— Wedding vendors… we need to talk!

— All your objections, debunked: "What if I want to raise my prices?" "What if someone copies me?" "What if the scope changes?"

— How to display pricing even if you're scared

POINT OF THE STORY

Put your pricing on your website. Step into your worth, stop settling for fuck-ass clients, and let your pricing do the heavy lifting so your website can do what it’s supposed to do for you!

GIVEAWAY

Want a free one-on-one strategy session with me? Go to Spotify and comment on this podcast episode what you loved about the episode, and I’ll enter you to win!

Love you, mean it. 🖤

BTL LINKS

— Use code "MILLIONAIRE" for $100 off my website copywriting course, Site Series Sprint.

— Join the Point of the Story community on Slack.

— Leave feedback or episode requests in our Suggestions Box.

— To stay up to date with all things Point of the Story, follow on Instagram and Substack.

— Follow me on Instagram, Threads, and Substack.

— Subscribe to my newsletters Tuesday Table of Contents for one marketing tip, once a week and Millionaire Moment for the insider tea on how I plan to make $1 mil in sales by my 31st birthday.

— Check out my website betweenthelinescopy.com.

OTHER LINKS

— My reel of me lying face down on the grass and the inspiration behind it

— Past episode: Your Energy is Sabotaging Your Money Goals with Manifestation Coach Jillian Minter

TIMESTAMPS

00:00 The Question That Rage Baits Me Every Single Day

04:49 Primary Reason to Include Pricing: Pre-Qualifying

10:21 The Fuck-Ass Man Theory of Client Selection

13:13 Eliminating Pricing Debates And Making Future Clients Happy

19:25 Debunking All Your Objections!

26:26 Point of the Story

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When's the last time you logged into LinkedIn?

2016? 2017?

The year you stopped working at that soul-sucking job and started your business, only to never think about LinkedIn again?

Yeah, me too. And, after talking to today’s guest, I think we might've been missing out!

In this episode, I sit down with Nicole Marguerite Gray (yes, we say her full government name every time, and yes, there's a reason) to talk about why LinkedIn isn't just for corporate bros in suits anymore. Nicole's a digital reputation strategist who's been making people look trustworthy on the internet for years, and she's here to convince you that LinkedIn might actually be worth your time.

We're discussing spring cleaning your connections, turning your profile into a sales page, posting without the cringe factor, and why you don't technically need a website if your LinkedIn is fire enough. (Yes, she said that to my face. Yes, we made up about it.)

TOPICS & TANGENTS

— Turning your LinkedIn profile into a sales page

— The headline vs. banner strategy that actually works

— What the hell to post on LinkedIn and how often

— The 11-touch rule for getting noticed

— Writing for LinkedIn vs. literally any other platform

— Why nobody cooler than you will ever make fun of you

POINT OF THE STORY

LinkedIn is the only platform where people log in ready to invest in their business. If you’re a person with a point of view, good personality, and an interest in making money, LinkedIn is for you.

GIVEAWAY

Want a free one-on-one strategy session with me? Go to Spotify and comment on this podcast episode what you loved about the episode, and I’ll enter you to win!

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NICOLE LINKS

— Follow Nicole on Instagram, Threads, and LinkedIn (obviously!)

— Subscribe to her newsletter

— Check out her website

— LinkedIn Launch Workshop

— The LinkedIn Sales Page Workshop

— Nicole’s walkout song

BTL LINKS

— Use code "MILLIONAIRE" for $100 off my website copywriting course, Site Series Sprint.

— Join the Point of the Story community on Slack.

— Leave feedback or episode requests in our Suggestions Box.

— To stay up to date with all things Point of the Story, follow on Instagram and Substack.

— Follow me on Instagram, Threads, and Substack.

— Subscribe to my newsletters Tuesday Table of Contents for one marketing tip, once a week and Millionaire Moment for the insider tea on how I plan to make $1 mil in sales by my 31st birthday.

— Check out my website betweenthelinescopy.com.

OTHER LINKS

— Blog post: How I Got My First-Ever Client As A Freelance Copywriter

— Past episode: Everything You Need to Know About Substack

— Workshop: Main Character Moment

TIMESTAMPS

00:00 Meet Nicole Marguerite Gray, Digital Reputation Strategist

03:24 Rapid-Fire Squirrel Brain Questions

10:15 Why LinkedIn Isn't Just for Corporate Bros Anymore

14:03 Spring Cleaning Your LinkedIn Connections

16:34 Updating Your Profile Like a Sales Page

23:10 What Actually Needs to Be on Your Profile

34:45 What to Remove From Your Profile

40:23 What the Fuck Should I Post???

56:01 Why Writing for LinkedIn Is Different

01:00:17 Closing

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Website Girl just launched a 70-page website, and you really thought she wasn't gonna make it the biggest fucking deal ever?

I'm breaking down every single page on my brand new massive website (yes, all 70 of them), explaining why I decided to do this in the first place, and teaching you exactly how to DIY your own website copy.

Fair warning: I'm about to yap for a while. But if you skip to the DIY section (use the timestamps!), you're gonna miss some important shit about buyer journeys, keyword strategy, and why your website probably needs more pages than you think.

TOPICS & TANGENTS

— Why Website Girl decided to relaunch a perfectly good website

— The 70-page breakdown: core pages, shop pages, freebie pages, and all the hidden backside pages you didn't know you needed

— How good websites make you money and bad websites cost you money

— The praise folder that'll save your ass when you're stuck writing about yourself

— The "if you give a mouse a cookie" approach to planning your website pages

— Why you need to stop writing your website in order

POINT OF THE STORY

Your website is your 24/7 salesperson, your education hub, and your chance to show people how cool you actually are. Set a finish line date, do the easy stuff first, lean on what people already say about you, and get the damn thing done.

GIVEAWAY

Want a free one-on-one strategy session with me? Go to Spotify and comment on this podcast episode what you loved about the episode, and I’ll enter you to win!

Love you, mean it. 🖤

BTL LINKS

— Use code "MILLIONAIRE" for $100 off my website copywriting course, Site Series Sprint.

— Join the Point of the Story community on Slack.

— Leave feedback or episode requests in our Suggestions Box.

— To stay up to date with all things Point of the Story, follow on Instagram and Substack.

— Follow me on Instagram, Threads, and Substack.

— Subscribe to my newsletters Tuesday Table of Contents for one marketing tip, once a week and Millionaire Moment for the insider tea on how I plan to make $1 mil in sales by my 31st birthday.

— Check out my website betweenthelinescopy.com.

OTHER LINKS

— Substack post with links to all the website pages mentioned in this episode!

— Portfolio: Food Confidence Portfolio

— Portfolio: Peach Perfect Financials

— Portfolio: Danielle Defayette

— The Wicked Easy Template for Writing Your Website Copy

— Site Series Sprint

— 90 - Minute Mentorship Moment

— Write Your Site

— Adrienne’s new podcast launch offer: Saturday Morning Launch Plan

TIMESTAMPS

00:00 Intro

03:22 Why Website Girl Relaunched Her Site

09:43 Core Pages

17:03 Blog Pages

18:36 Shop Pages (Locking In For this Part!)

36:08 Freebie Pages

38:35 Backside, Extra, and Necessary Pages

43:24 Six Steps to DIY-ing Your Website Copy

01:01:15 Closing

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Is it just me, or are you also tired of getting cold pitches that make you want to hurl your phone across the room?

I sat down with Chelsea Riffe, podcast strategist extraordinaire and the human embodiment of "if you don't ask, the answer's always no." We're talking orbit jumping (borrowing someone else's audience), why your pitch probably sucks, and how to ask for literally anything without being half-assed about it.

If you've ever slid into someone's DMs with "I'd love to help" or "Let me know what you think" and wondered why you got no response, this episode is your intervention.

TOPICS & TANGENTS

— How to expand your world instead of staying in your echo chamber

— The anatomy of a perfect pitch

— The “charm and disarm” strategy

— Navy blue sheets = unacceptable living conditions

— Why "I'd love to help" makes me homicidal

— The worst pitches we've ever received

— My dating app line that worked every single time

POINT OF THE STORY

Don’t be afraid of pitching. The worst thing that can happen is hearing "no,” which is exactly what you'll get if you don't ask at all.

GIVEAWAY

Want a free one-on-one strategy session with me? Go to Spotify and comment on this podcast episode what you would love to pitch someone, and I’ll enter you to win!

Love you, mean it. 🖤

CHELSEA LINKS

— Follow Chelsea on Instagram and Threads

— Join her program Pitch Perfect (Code: SARABTL for $100 off in October, but if you listen to this after October and send her a good pitch on why she should honor the code, she might still accept it!)

— Subscribe to her podcasts The Art of the Ask and In My Non-Expert Opinion

— Check out her website

— Subscribe to her Substack

— Chelsea’s walkout song

BTL LINKS

— Use code "MILLIONAIRE" for $100 off my website copywriting course, Site Series Sprint.

— Join the Point of the Story community on Slack.

— Leave feedback or episode requests in our Suggestions Box.

— To stay up to date with all things Point of the Story, follow on Instagram and Substack.

— Follow me on Instagram, Threads, and Substack.

— Subscribe to my newsletters Tuesday Table of Contents for one marketing tip, once a week and Millionaire Moment for the insider tea on how I plan to make $1 mil in sales by my 31st birthday.

— Check out my website betweenthelinescopy.com.

OTHER LINKS

— Follow Xanthe

— Follow Maia

— Main Character Moment - to fix your “idk how to write about myself” problem

TIMESTAMPS

00:00 Meet Chelsea Riffe, Podcast Strategist & Orbit Jumping Queen

03:15 Rapid-Fire Squirrel Brain Questions

11:00 The Art of Orbit Jumping

16:21 Chelsea's Wildest Pitch

22:30 The Perfect Pitch Recipe

34:24 What Makes a Fuck-Ass Pitch

46:42 What Makes Us Say Yes Every Time

49:27 Pitching IRL: Dates, Upgrades & Credit Card Fees

54:01 Closing

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When men talk about their revenue, they're "transparent" and "successful, “but when women do it, suddenly it's girl boss? Bullshit. Talking about money isn't #bossbabe! It's just being confident about the business you built.

This is my first real solo episode of Point of the Story 2.0 (no more seasons, just me in your ears every Thursday forever), and I'm coming in HOT with the exact breakdown of how I make about $400k a year in my business.

I'm walking you through every single way I make money — the services that account for half my income, the brand new $31/month subscription I just launched, and all the stuff I barely mention but still brings in cash.

TOPICS & TANGENTS

— The 11 income streams: services, programs, courses, workshops, templates, digital products, subscriptions, newsletter sponsorships, podcast sponsorships, affiliate income, and Substack

— How website copywriting services make up 50% of my income (and why I rarely talk about them)

— Why my OBM Claire nearly fainted when she saw the price of my new offer

— The difference between a $7,900 website and a $30,000 website project

— Success Story: my most prized possession and signature group mentorship program

— Site Series Sprint and why it's the most comprehensive website copywriting course on the internet (I said what I said)

— How newsletter sponsorships accidentally popped off

— The Back To December pop punk cover I'm obsessed with (but you'll have to stick around until the bloopers for that one!)

POINT OF THE STORY

There are a million different ways to make money in your business, and it's not girl boss to talk about your success. If someone thinks you're annoying for confidently discussing your income, they're not cooler than you — they're just not satisfied with their own life. Nobody cooler than you ever made fun of you. Remember that!

GIVEAWAY

Leave a review for the podcast and DM it to me at @btlcopy for a chance to win a 30-minute one-on-one strategy call with me!

Love you, mean it. 🖤

BTL LINKS

— Use code "MILLIONAIRE" for $100 off my website copywriting course, Site Series Sprint.

— Join the Point of the Story community on Slack.

— Leave feedback or episode requests in our Suggestions Box.

— To stay up to date with all things Point of the Story, follow on Instagram and Substack

— Follow me on Instagram, Threads, and Substack.

— Subscribe to my newsletters Tuesday Table of Contents for one marketing tip, once a week and Millionaire Moment for the insider tea on how I plan to make $1 mil in sales by my 31st birthday.

— Check out my website betweenthelinescopy.com.

OTHER LINKS

— Follow Chelsea Riffe, Mariah Magazine, Claire French, Tori Sprankel

— The $30,000 website

— Use code BTLCOPY at Tonic Site Shop and Eldest Daughter Studio

— Check out my services, Success Story (group mentorship for copywriters), Site Series Sprint (website copywriting course), my website copywriting template, and all other resources in my shop!

TIMESTAMPS

00:00 Welcome to Point of the Story 2.0!

02:18 Ripping Off the Girl Boss Band-Aid

07:23 Income Stream #1: Services

16:57 Income Stream #2: Programs

20:22 Income Stream #3: Courses

23:27 Income Stream #4: Workshops

26:36 Income Stream #5: Templates

29:09 Income Stream #6: Digital Products

30:52 Income Stream #7: Story Subscription Swipe File (Brand New Membership!)

34:49 Income Streams #8 & #9: Newsletter & Podcast Sponsorships

35:14 Income Stream #10: Affiliate Income

37:23 Income Stream #11: Millionaire Moment on Substack

38:34 Point of the Story

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