Podcast appearances and mentions of abbey woodcock

On this week's episode, Ethan Brooks (@damn_ethan) talks to email marketing expert, Chris Orzechowski (@chrisorzy), founder of Orzy Media and The Email Copywriter. They talk about copywriting, voice, famous ad writers, and paid newsletters (including a guy who used direct mail to drive $47k+ in business off of 800 fliers). Cool Stuff Mentioned In The Show You can find Chris on Twitter here Check out Orzy Media here Chris's first books, Make It Rain and Scale While You Sleep His newest book, Client Acquisition How his team learns and refines the voice of new clients Abbey Woodcock's book on writing voice How he hires writers (and the benefits of teaching your profession) Why you need to publish a book (now) Howard Gossage, the ad-man who saved The Grand Canyon and the Redwoods The book, “The Revenge of Analog” by David Sax The psychology behind sending a paper newsletter The logistics behind his newsletter (pricing, printing, shipping, etc.) For more great insights, check out… Copyblogger Academy where you'll learn the 3 skills you need to become an effective content entrepreneur in today's world. Trends where you'll find cutting-edge research on emerging business trends, plus hands-on advice on how to capitalize on them.… Use code BOATDRINKS for the best discount available. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/copyblogger-podcast/message

Dacă ai un produs sau un serviciu și vrei să înțelegi cum poți crește vănzarile; dacă ai des prezentări importante la job și vrei să le faci să aibă într-adevăr impact...atunci ascultă acest episod. Cărțile pe care ți le propun astăzi sunt despre copywriting, mai exact despre fundația unui text bun de vânzare: 'Arhitectura Persuasiunii' de Michael Masterson 'Ce aud ceilalți când le scrii' de Abbey Woodcock - pe aceasta o puteți primi gratuit abonându-vă la newsletterul său - One Life and Writing. -------------------------------------------------------------------- Probabil că te-ai plictisit de acest text. Eu sper că l-ai împărtășit și cu alții. Eurostat a publicat statisticile anuale, iar România ocupă primul loc în topul țărilor europene ai căror locuitori nu au citit nici măcar o carte într-un an. Mai exact, 70% dintre români nu au citit în 2020 nici măcar o carte (!!!). Pe locul 2, dar la distanță, este Bulgaria, cu 52%. Pe cine găsim pe 'ultimele' locuri? Găsim țările nordice, iar Suedia are doar 17% dintre locuitori care să nu fi citit nici măcar o carte într-un an. Poate este un alt motiv pentru care nu ar trebui să ne mai mire că au printre cele mai bune nivele de trai și sisteme educaționale. De mult timp îmi doream să fac ceva prin care să încurajez oamenii să citească, iar acest procent de 70% a fost catalizatorul. Acest sezon este manifestul meu pentru educație. Episoadele lui vor fi scurte (10-15 minute). Vor fi fără invitați, iar în ele voi recomanda câte două cărți care pe mine m-au influențat și ajutat. Ele vor fi din domenii diferite: de la parenting la dezvoltare personală, trecând prin business, marketing digital, beletristică (mai ales SF & Fantasy), personal branding, copywriting sau psihologie. Ma voi folosi de notițele luate în timp ce citeam cartea respectivă și le voi prezenta pe cele mai importante 3. Vreau și sper ca așa să te influențez pe tine, care asculți, să citești și mai mult. La fel de important, sper ca TU să influențezi pe cineva care știi că nu citește, să pună mâna pe o carte. Să o citească și să ia din ea ce are nevoie pentru a deveni mai bun sau mai bună. Hai să ieșim împreuna din acest top! Hai ca, împreună, să ducem procentul la 49% în următorii 3 ani. Spor! Andrei V. P.S.: între timp, te poți inspira și din lista de 35 de cărți pe care să le citești pentru tine, cei dragi și cariera ta. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/parentprenor/message

When it comes to nailing the business side of your business, it can feel like you’re constantly juggling a bunch of balls and you’re not sure which one you need to tend to first. Most of us hate tending to the business side of our business - getting the legal docs right, putting in the systems to help you grow, understanding your pricing and more. But today’s guest, direct response copywriter Abbey Woodcock, shifted her business to teach the business side of creative freelancing including setting up systems to grow a freelancing business and building out an in-house content team. Abbey shares some of her expertise on today’s Mindset First podcast and talks about some of the key business systems you need to put in place in order to have your business grow and make more money.

Abbey Woodcock is a writer, creative and owner of a co-working space in beautiful upstate New York called Freelance Co-Op, which is an online and physical coworking space that connects creative freelancers with the resources they need to be professional business owners that are in control of their own story and their own success. We talk about coworking, community, freelancing, and the business of creativity. She says, "a successful life is fueled by passion." I could not agree more. I talk to Abbey in-depth about coworking spaces:and building communityare more than just waffle stations and amazing lightingcan help a freelancer build a businessbringing back professionals to rural areas on big city salariesare not just found in big citiesWe also discuss that there needs to be a marriage between business and creativity, because they are not mutually exclusive. In this episode we also discuss how small towns can be test cases. Professionals can relocate to these towns or come back home, because of community. If there is a community of successful, motivated and creative people waiting for them, there is a reason to come and grow, infuse resources and cultivate new business. People who experiment and take risks will keep growing.Abbey is also author of the book, What They Hear When You Write. A book where you can learn any client's voice and create authentic, effective copy. Plus she’s a chainsaw instructor. Find Abbey: Freelance Co-Op, Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, BookCheck it out: Reconnect Oneida County, Team Rubicon Disaster Response

In this episode, I'm joined by copywriter Abbey Woodcock where she shares how to build lasting relationships in business. Abbey has been a heralded copywriter for years, and opens up about how she has won business and build friendships through smart, strategic relationships, effective networking and hanging out at the bar. 

It's really difficult to translate the things you do for other people with your own business. That's why excellent copywriting can take away the ambiguity in what you do or offer.  My guest today, Abbey Woodcock, explains that copywriting is important from day one and that copy that's done well doesn't feel like copy, it's a conversation. In this episode you will learn about: Where you look is what you find Look to where you want to go “Not everything is a revenue event, but everything is a relationship event.” - Brian Kurtz Don't think about the revenue that potentially comes from your network, think about the relationships Biggest mistake in launching a live event We have so much to offer the world than just raising children Equal opportunities for women means that we have to contribute in our own way Women can do anything! Interviewed an NYC state governor with her kid on her side Girl power! (Emergency doctor taking calls with a baby on her back.) Copywriting is important from day #1 Copy that's done well doesn't feel like copy, it's a conversation Wherever you're showing up in your business, you want that voice to be consistent It's ALL about your voice Common myths in copywriting Myth: if your product is amazing, you don't need copy. You still have to persuade It's an obligation to have good persuasion if your product is amazing Add curiosity in email The better you get at something the more imposter syndrome you will have (Dunning Kruger) Imposter syndrome is a sign that you're being ethical in your business The more you learn about a topic the more you realize you don't know Public shout outs: Be Present Box: www.familyacademy.co/bepresentbox Brian Kurtz Resources: Learn more: https://freelancecoop.org/ Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/abbeywoodcock/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/abbeywoodcockinc/  Twitter: https://twitter.com/lifeandwriting   Book: https://www.amazon.com/What-They-Hear-When-Write-ebook/dp/B07SLNBDBW/ ---------- Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego. She's a mom to Irish Twins (not planned), a published author, and a drummer. Rate, review, and subscribe on Apple Podcast “I love Into The Wild, and think it's the best thing since sliced bread.”

This week we welcome direct response copywriter Abbey Woodcock on the show to discuss how to develop your voice when writing copy. We’ll be discussing Abbey’s book What They Hear When Your Write. Abbey has been writing copy since 7th grade when she wrote a 30-page sales letter asking her crush to the dance. Unfortunately, her […]

We Discuss All Things Freelance With The Founder of Freelance Co-op Abbey Woodcock Abbey has been a direct response copywriter since 7th grade when she wrote a 30-page sales letter asking her crush to the dance. Since then, she’s converted better… writing sales pages and emails you’ve probably read from some of the biggest names online. Now, she teaches the business side of copywriting including setting up systems to grow a freelancing business and building out an in-house content team that seamlessly “gets” your voice. She’s also a chainsaw instructor and mom to 2 awesome kiddos in Upstate NY. https://freelancecoop.org/

We Discuss All Things Freelance With The Founder of Freelance Co-op Abbey Woodcock Abbey has been a direct response copywriter since 7th grade when she wrote a 30-page sales letter asking her crush to the dance. Since then, she’s converted better… writing sales pages and emails you’ve probably read from some of the biggest names online. Now, she teaches the business side of copywriting including setting up systems to grow a freelancing business and building out an in-house content team that seamlessly “gets” your voice. She’s also a chainsaw instructor and mom to 2 awesome kiddos in Upstate NY. https://freelancecoop.org/

Joining me on today’s episode of Scaling Freelance is Abbey Woodcock. She is a freelance copywriter that has been featured in some of the largest brands online. Over the years, she's developed systems and strategies that have boosted her revenue beyond what she imagined. Aside from freelancing, she also started freelancecoop.org to help make creativity sustainable. Abbey and I discuss: How to get your first freelance copywriting clients Going to networking events can CHANGE your freelance business Why you should NOT tell your first client that they are your first client What you should actually DO at networking events to get business How to network as an introvert Book Recommendations: Never Lose a Customer Again by Joey Coleman Design is a Job by Mike Monteiro Tool Recommendations: Seventeen Hats People to Follow: Justin Blackman Allison Carpio Guest Info: https://onlifeandwriting.com http://freelancecoop.org --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/scaling-freelance/message

Hey Magic Makers!Welcome back to another awesome episode of the Magic Maker Podcast.Today I am bringing you another interview. This is only the third one we've ever had on this podcast and this is a woman you might not know, but you are going to be really thrilled to meet. Today, I am speaking with Abbey Woodcock who is the founder of Freelance Co-op and we are talking about something so critical if you are a person who trades money for time, which is basically all of us. But if you're someone who works one on one with clients, you will probably have found in your business that it is often very, very difficult to get that process of finding the person, bringing them on board, getting the work done, going back and forth with revisions, finalizing the work, delivering the files, getting paid to be quite a difficult process, especially when you know you can't control your client and sometimes your energy on your yourself is quite low. And then sometimes the deadlines get extended and then you feel guilty. So you feel like you have to give a discount. It becomes this whole crazy mess of expectations and work being done, work not being done. So what Abbey is bringing us today is this amazing ‘workflow' that we're going to talk about in terms of how to get that done in a way that's productive. And then she's going to dive deeper into this workflow. She calls the maker workflow at Magic Maker Live in October. Our conference in London and Abbey is a sponsor of this conference and we are so thrilled to have her there. She is going to be such a wonderful support for everyone in the room who is struggling with this. And I know over my career being a photographer, a designer, and a consultant, this is something that is so important and so many of us just don't know what to do. And she has developed this amazing system to help us with that. Read more Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hey Magic Makers!Welcome back to another awesome episode of the Magic Maker Podcast.Today I am bringing you another interview. This is only the third one we’ve ever had on this podcast and this is a woman you might not know, but you are going to be really thrilled to meet. Today, I am speaking with Abbey Woodcock who is the founder of Freelance Co-op and we are talking about something so critical if you are a person who trades money for time, which is basically all of us. But if you’re someone who works one on one with clients, you will probably have found in your business that it is often very, very difficult to get that process of finding the person, bringing them on board, getting the work done, going back and forth with revisions, finalizing the work, delivering the files, getting paid to be quite a difficult process, especially when you know you can’t control your client and sometimes your energy on your yourself is quite low. And then sometimes the deadlines get extended and then you feel guilty. So you feel like you have to give a discount. It becomes this whole crazy mess of expectations and work being done, work not being done. So what Abbey is bringing us today is this amazing ‘workflow’ that we’re going to talk about in terms of how to get that done in a way that’s productive. And then she’s going to dive deeper into this workflow. She calls the maker workflow at Magic Maker Live in October. Our conference in London and Abbey is a sponsor of this conference and we are so thrilled to have her there. She is going to be such a wonderful support for everyone in the room who is struggling with this. And I know over my career being a photographer, a designer, and a consultant, this is something that is so important and so many of us just don’t know what to do. And she has developed this amazing system to help us with that. Read more See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Abbey Woodcock has helped thousands of freelancers master one of the hardest parts of being a full-time writer – the business side of writing.   She helps writers take control of the management and growth of their business, including their processes, systems, contracts, taxes, and more.   And one of the best parts about learning from Abbey is that she also practices what she preaches.   Along with helping freelancers master the business side of writing, she also writes compelling sales copy for some of the biggest names online.   Today she shares her experience with us as we learn how she works with clients at a high level, nails their voice in writing, and builds systems and processes to help you grow your business as a freelancer.   This episode is PACKED with value from a veteran of the industry, so grab a cup of coffee and settle in, because this is one show you don't want to miss.   Episode Highlights How Abbey got started as a writer (including her humble beginnings 'pitching' her crush in 7th grade) What she learned from her impressively diverse background in journalism, disaster response, and teaching chainsaw instruction. How she manages huge launches and projects working with some of the biggest names in online marketing. The biggest mistakes she sees freelancers make when trying to grow their business Her favorite way to get "lifetime" copy clients How to become invaluable to clients by mastering their "voice" better than any other writer.

Pricing your services is the trickiest part of freelancing. Thanks to a super-intense survey my friend Abbey Woodcock recently conducted across the industry… … for the first time, we finally have some true insight into what other freelancers are charging for their services, and most importantly, a new way to THINK about your fees.

Abbey is a brilliant copywriter, business coach, and copy voice expert, but her new project is her biggest idea yet… If you’re a freelancer, you’ll want to hear what Abbey thinks could soon be your new reality.

Breaking out of the corporate world could be one of the best career decisions you ever make. Once you make that freelance transformation, you can start making your own schedule and picking your own clients. But what happens when you need to write a contract? Or when tax season rolls around? Abbey Woodcock is a copywriter and freelancer coach who has learned first-hand from her own business mistakes. In the beginning, Abbey focused more on her craft than her business, and it ended up costing her thousands of dollars. Abbey shares why project management, legal protection, and financial planning should be some of the most important aspects of running your own freelance business. So if you’re having a hard time navigating the professional morass of running your own freelance business, then this episode is for you! https://freelancetransformation.com/episode172

Copywriter Abbey Woodcock stops by The Copywriter Club Podcast studio to share how she went from being a single mom and journalist struggling to make ends meet to a highly paid copywriter specializing in complex launch sequences. And she shares a few of the hard-won lessons along the way. Things like: •  when you should absolutely NOT buy that course or coaching program •  the #1 thing she learned working for Ramit Sethi •  how she writes sales pages that make customers think she is reading their minds •  the “table stakes” principle for delivering solid copy •  what she does to make sure she’s not the smartest person in the room (even if she is) •  the surprising thought Abbey has on every single project she works on •  why and how she set up systems for her business •  how you can get to the point where you can work on large launch projects, and •  the worst things she sees going on in the copywriting world today As we were wrapping up the interview, Abbey saved the best for last, sharing the story of how Ramit Sethi was willing to test her ideas—even though his gut said she was wrong and it would cost him thousands of dollars. You’ll want to hear this, and the rest of the interview. To do it, click the play button below, or scroll down for a full transcript. The people and stuff we mentioned on the show: Sponsor: AirStory Brian Kurtz Ramit Sethi Narnia The controversial article PLF InfusionSoft Thebusinessofcopy.com Onlifeandwriting.com Kira’s website Rob’s website The Copywriter Club Facebook Group Intro: Content (for now) Outro: Gravity Full Transcript: The Copywriter Club Podcast is sponsored by Airstory, the writing platform for professional writers who want to get more done in half the time. Learn more at Airstory.co/club. Kira: What if you could you hang out with seriously talented copywriters and other experts, ask them about their successes and failures, their work processes and their habits, then steal an idea or two to inspire your own work? That’s what Rob and I do every week at The Copywriter Club Podcast. Rob: You’re invited to join the club for Episode 44, as we chat with copywriter Abbey Woodcock about her journey from struggling single mom to her place on the A-List. Creating systems for your copywriting business, finding the right voice for your clients, and what she thinks of the gurus who say you should sacrifice everything to invest in your business. Kira: Hi, Abbey. Hey, Rob. How’s it going? Abbey: Awesome. Rob: Hey, guys. Abbey: Super excited to be here. Kira: Welcome. Well, before we start recording, I think Rob mentioned that he’s been stalking you and aware of you for the past year. I really started paying attention to you when I met you in March at Bryan Kurtz’s Titans Master Class. You gave a presentation to the group about helping creatives build systems. Abbey: Right. Kira: Which was spoke to me as a creative who just sucks at systems. With your business partner, you’ve figured out how to make it work. I know we’re going to dive into that and a lot of other things, our topics today. To start, Abbey, let’s start with your story. I know you mentioned that it’s not a rags to riches story. But let’s dive into how you got into copywriting. Abbey: Yeah. Sure. I always say that my copywriting journey started in seventh grade because I wrote a 30-page letter to a boy in seventh grade to ask him to the school dance. That was my first long-form fields letter. Rob: Did it convert? Abbey: No. No, zero convert on that one. Kira: 30 pages? Abbey: Yeah, 30 pages. Kira: 30 pages were necessary, okay. Got it. Rob: That gives a little bit of context for what we’re going to ask about Ramit and what you’ve done for him, because 30 pages is short for some of the stuff he does. Abbey: Yeah. Absolutely, I was prepping many years ago for that job. Then I graduated high school, which was exciting.

Her mother thought it was a complete scam when she was flown to a live event by Derek Halpern. A year later, her mom still thought it was shady when she was writing for Ramit Sethi… And making real money! She brought some ideas from her journalism background that gave her a leg up. Which […] The post Episode #151 – Abbey Woodcock On Easily Imitating Your Client's Voice (And Smooth Systems Every Freelancer Needs). appeared first on Drop Dead Copy.

Abbey Woodcock has been a direct response copywriter since 7th grade when she wrote a 30-page sales letter asking her crush to the dance. Since then, she's converted better... writing sales pages and emails you've probably read from some of the...

Abbey Woodcock has been a direct response copywriter since 7th grade when she wrote a 30-page sales letter asking her crush to the dance. Since then, she's converted better... writing sales pages and emails you've probably read from some of the biggest names online. On her site, onlifeandwriting.com, she teaches the business side of copywriting including setting up systems to grow a freelancing business and building out an in-house content team that seamlessly "gets" your voice. She's also a chainsaw instructor and mom to 2 awesome kiddos in Upstate NY.

Abbey Woodcock has been a direct response copywriter since 7th grade when she wrote a 30-page sales letter asking her crush to the dance. Since then, she's converted better... writing sales pages and emails you've probably read from some of the...

Abbey is the copywriter and content strategist for six and seven figure plus businesses. She’s been writing copy since 7th grade when she tried to make a boy fall in love with her by writing a 30 page novella and now she writes her own blog, On Life and Writing dot com.   In this interview Fabienne discusses copywriting with Abbey and Abbey shares lots of great authentic information along with her opinions. Talking about her book ‘How To Learn Voice’ Abbey defines 'voice' and explains what would be the first thing an online entrepreneur could do to find his own voice. She suggests there are 3 parts which makes a voice: tone, vocabulary and length. Abbey also explains in detail 3 steps to recognize your voice. She gives clear and informative answers for entrepreneurs in finding the right copywriter and how and when they should delegate the copywriting process, in what extent they should be involved in the process themselves. She also gives advice for copywriters in order for them to write a great copy for their clients according to the right market. Listen to this amazing discussion to get the strategies behind writing a great copy!   -----   "I'm going to get simple and proven marketing strategies from these self-made entrepreneurs, forming a true "Virtual Mastermind" so you can model them and experiment steady growth for your own business in the next 6 months"   - Fabienne Raphael