300 podcast episodes later and Rob and Kira STILL have things to talk about… That’s copywriters for you. On this episode of The Copywriter Club Podcast, Kira and Rob sit down and answer questions from their listeners and reflect over the last 300 episodes while looking forward to the future of TCC.

Here’s how the episode goes:

The act of mentally preparing for big changes – and getting back to your old self AFTER big changes.

Running a business as a parent of young children and going through the motions.

Is The Copywriting Club a thing?

Rediscovering passions and adding more fun

What does the future of TCC look like?

The worst business advice Kira and Rob have received in growing their business.

If they were to start it all over – What would they do differently?

Mistakes Rob and Kira have made along the way and how they’ve learned from them.

Rob and Kira’s go-to podcasts – Do they have favorites?

What was the tipping point for the podcast?

The current books on Rob and Kira’s bookshelves.

A new offer all about they key to finding clients.

Listen to the podcast or check out the transcription below.

The people and stuff we mentioned on the show:

How to Find Clients Workshop Waitlist 

The Accelerator Waitlist

The Copywriter Think Tank

Kira’s website

Rob’s website

The Copywriter Club Facebook Group

The Copywriter Underground

Free month of Brain.FM

 

 

Full Transcript:

Rob Marsh:  Okay. So this is episode 300 of The Copywriter Club Podcast. And usually, we would start out with maybe some interesting teases about what our guest is going to share, but today it's just you and me Kira, and rather than tease the amazing content of this episode. And I'm saying that slightly facetiously, I mean, maybe it will be amazing. We haven't recorded it yet, but we're just going to jump right into the podcast and into episode 300, this is a celebration for us.

Kira Hug:  Yeah. It's a big celebration. I don't think it's fully hit me that 300 episodes is incredible. So we should really celebrate somehow. We're not great at celebrating.

Rob Marsh:  No, this is definitely a weakness. And I would love to send every listener a 300 pin, or something like that.

Kira Hug:  That'll be fun.

Rob Marsh:  But if you've been here since the very beginning, we actually would love to have a comment or hear from you, just your thoughts on the show, how it's changed over time, the impact that it's had in your business, just, maybe we start that conversation in the Facebook group and just let people respond. It's gratifying to hear that people find something amusing from it or helpful from it. And maybe you also have some criticism or something, send that directly to me, not to Kira necessarily, but yeah, we, this is a big deal and most people don't get to a hundred podcast episodes. And so hitting 300 feels like a pretty big win for us and for the people who've been on our show.

Kira Hug:  Yeah. And I think that it feels like it's also been a while since you and I chatted on the show. Right? It feels like it's been forever.

Rob Marsh:  Well, I mean, we've been trying to, we try to do it every 10 episodes or so, but I feel like we might have missed it last week.

Kira Hug:  We missed one. Yes. So, I mean, let's just do a quick check-in because you and I haven't chatted on the podcast recently. I'm just curious, Rob, how is your summer going so far? It's mid-July, how are things for you?

Rob Marsh:  Yeah. Summer actually has been enjoyable. We had a friend come over from England, so we've done some traveling, a lot of like, driving through the national parks here in Utah, which are amazing. It's surprisingly green in some of the desert areas, which is interesting because we're supposed to be in the middle of a drought, but yeah, it's been a really nice summer as far as personal stuff going on and having an opportunity to travel,