Ep. #103 Does Your Copy Reflect What You're Really All About? With Vanessa Wilde

by Marci Barker / November 19th, 2024
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Does Your Copy Reflect What You're Really All About? With Vanessa Wilde
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Does Your Copy Reflect What You're Really All About? With Vanessa Wilde
In this episode, I talked with Vanessa Wild, a digital marketer and copywriter, about her journey in the Accountability Accelerator program. She shared how the program helped her focus on her own marketing and get past resistance by breaking down big goals into manageable steps. Vanessa also discussed how she embraced boldness in her messaging and learned to trust her instincts when receiving feedback.
We covered topics like the importance of reflection and planning, creating effective sales copy, and how to stay committed to your goals even when life gets tough. Vanessa’s story shows how breaking goals into smaller pieces, trusting yourself, and using feedback can lead to better results in both marketing and business.
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Topics Covered in the Episode:
The value of reflection in achieving goals.
The Accountability Accelerator program’s impact on Vanessa.
Balancing client work with personal marketing.
How to handle feedback and improve.
Overcoming resistance to take action.
The importance of planning before executing.
Why sales copy needs to be specific, not watered down.
Starting small to build boldness.
Using data to improve marketing strategies.
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