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Generate high-quality leads from a podcast each month: https://voics.kit.com/qualified-leadsDakota Robertson didn't build a $1M business by going viral—he did it by mastering the fundamentals.He built a system that works—and stuck to it.In our conversation, he shared the exact steps he took to go from barely making ends meet to running a million-dollar writing business by 27.Most writers focus on the wrong things:- Trying to appeal to everyone instead of a specific audience- Writing without a simple goal or system- Being afraid to sell their workBut Dakota kept it simple and focused on what matters:- Clarity- Solving specific problems- Consistency in executionHere's what we covered in the episode:- How Dakota turned tweets into long-term revenue- The unsexy habits: discipline and iteration- How to find niches that pay—even with a small audience- Why selling is a skill—and how writing builds trust- Why solving problems beats entertaining every timeThis isn't just a conversation about writing—it's a roadmap for freedom.Freedom to work anywhere.Freedom to grow without limits.Freedom to turn your ideas into income.If you want to learn how to write online and build a business that lasts, this is the episode for you.Connect with Dakota: https://www.instagram.com/yodakota/?hl=en(00:00) Introduction to Dakota Robertson(01:10) Overcoming Addictions(08:10) Life in Colombia (11:42) Why Dakota Shut Down his Agency(14:30) Running an Agency vs. Coaching Business(17:36) Understanding Your Client(19:42) Helping Others Achieve Freedom(24:17) Breaking Free from Scarcity Mindset(27:29) Lessons Learned from Mentors(32:08) Sahil Bloom's Five pillars of Wealth(37:10) Dakota's Early Life(42:41) Processing Loss and Moving forward(50:17) Trying Ayahuasca(52:24) The Importance of Fatherhood and Raising Kids(58:27) Social Trends and Political Correctness(59:58) Eastern Medicine, Ayahuasca, and Alternative Healing(01:03:04) Personal Experiences with Energy Healing(01:06:25) The Challenge of Growing an Audience(01:07:52) The Curse of Knowledge in Teaching(01:10:25) Would Dakota Ghostwrite a Book?(01:16:03) Understanding Your Audience(01:18:27) Building Credibility in Your Niche(01:24:11) The Reality of Building a Sustainable Brand(01:30:37) Dakota's Personal and Business Goals(01:36:04) Learning from Alex Hormozi(01:41:32) Lessons from Software Development and Startups(01:45:22) Overcoming Delusions in Business GrowthSupport the show

About the Episode:Dakota Robertson is the founder of Growth Ghost, a social media ghostwriting business with high-profile clients that include best-selling authors, prominent influencers, and 7 and 8 figure entrepreneurs. He scaled this venture to generate $30,000-$50,000 per month within its first nine months, then transitioned to his current role as a personal brand consultant after two successful years.Now with an audience of over 550,000 followers and generating monthly earnings exceeding $100,000, Dakota's mission is to help others to achieve freedom and make an impact through their content and online businesses. He offers a free personal branding course for creators, coaches, and business owners.In this episode of DTC Pod, he shares his strategies for creating viral content, emphasizing the importance of sharing personal experiences, addressing pain points, and providing actionable advice to connect with audiences. He also discusses his ‘what-why-how' writing framework, his content repurposing workflow, and the value of ghostwriting for those who struggle with content creation.Today, we'll cover:- The art of simplifying your message and leveraging psychology in copywriting to create compelling content- The critical roles that relevance and curiosity play in content consumption and purchasing decisions- Dakota Robertson's proven "what, why, how" framework for creating highly engaging content- The growing importance of ghostwriting in the social media space and how it can help clients achieve their goals- Strategies for building a content funnel to nurture relationships and convert followers into customersWhat You'll Learn1. Techniques for Creating Engaging Content2. Social Media Growth and Ghostwriting3. Content Creation Workflow4. Repurposing Content5. Building a Personal Brand6. Relevance and Curiosity in Content7. The “What, Why, How" Framework8. Funnel Strategy and Long-Form ContentTimestamps00:00 Dakota Robertson's background02:22 How Dakota Robertson started on socials05:15 Two important copywriting lessons07:24 Inciting relevance and curiosity in social content10:47 Dakota Robertson's what-why-how framework14:19 On ghostwriting as a career path16:08 Creating content yourself vs employing a ghostwriter19:18 Dakota Robertson's content workflow22:41 Ways to think of content ideas25:06 How to create a transparent relationship with your audience29:23 Sales funnel offers and how to convert with contentUnderstanding the Audience's Pain Points: “Imagine you're in a desert and you have no water. It's scorching hot. You've been walking for days, and then someone has a little water bottle. How much would you pay for that? You'd probably empty your entire bank account. Opposed to, if you're just walking on the street, you're not thirsty, you're fine. It's like, you probably won't even buy it. The only difference is the context of the pain you're in. So something is showing, ‘Hey, like, I can solve this pain point for you,' then it's gonna be more relevant to the person.” — Dakota Robertson [00:08:30 → 00:09:02]Creating and Sharing Personal Content: “I find a lot of people in business, they're so focused on, you know, giving value and actionable stuff, and they totally neglect the personal side of things. So I think there should be more of a focus on personal stories, worldviews, and opinions, even if it's polarizing, because that's the stuff that's gonna make people love you, even if it means other people hate you.” — Dakota Robertson [00:24:44 → 00:25:06]Impact of Long-Form Content on Conversion: “If someone consumes a three-second tweet, it's like, okay, but if someone consumes a ten-minute YouTube video, you're taking up more real estate in their mind, and you're nurturing that relationship way more because they can see and hear you. And that's the stuff that converts way better, is long form. So I'm always thinking about how can I convert my short-form content to long-form and ideally get them on my newsletter so they can have a direct line of access?" — Dakota Robertson [00:32:01 → 00:32:29]Show notes powered by Castmagic---Have any questions about the show or topics you'd like us to explore further?Shoot us a DM; we'd love to hear from you.Want the weekly TL;DR of tips delivered to your mailbox?Check out our newsletter here.Follow us for content, clips, giveaways, & updates!Castmagic InstagramCastmagic TwitterCastmagic LinkedIn  ---Blaine Bolus - Co-Founder of CastmagicRamon Berrios - Co-Founder of CastmagicDakota Robertson - Founder of Growth Ghost

Welcome back to another episode of the Game Plan Podcast!Today we're sitting down with Dakota Robertson, social media guru, writer, creator and entrepreneur who helps entrepreneurs monetize their personal brand and as a result has built multi 7-figures in results for 150+ clients through the power of content marketing.We're discussing all things social media, from how to write good content to strategies that will help you go viral! Don't miss out on Dakota's journey and his expert tips for mastering social media and personal branding.Smash the like button, comment and subscribe for more!Dakota's Socials:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/yodakotaLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dakotarobertsonWebsite: https://www.dakotarobertson.net/Check out the best protein pancakes in the world at Fuel Cakes: https://fuelcakes.com/

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In the Taylin Simmonds podcast episode, we had an engaging and inspiring conversation about the world of creatorship. Taylin talked about solopreneurship, and the pursuit of success in online business. It used to be very difficult for people to become entrepreneurs. But the internet has allowed for all of us to become business owners if we want to. Creating, buying and selling assets no longer has a barrier to entry. And there is a huge benefit for those who take advantage of the fact that it is accessible to all of us. Taylin understood this from an early age and got to work.He shares the whole journey and gives a few tips for if you want to do a similar thing.The Importance of AlignmentTaylin emphasizes the significance of alignment in choosing the right vehicle for success. There are so many options. Almost unlimited options for making money in life. That it's really important for it to align with your true values.His own journey took him from college teacher to successful business owner. There is a path that is right for you, but you're the only one that can figure it out.Clarity and alignment will fuel your motivation and persistence.So make sure your business aligns with your personal goals and lifestyle. Overcoming Challenges and Finding FreedomOne of the best moments in the interview was when Taylin discussed what it meant for him to be "set free." He candidly shared his personal struggles, feeling stuck in a job with limited growth and financial opportunities. Discovering the right vehicle, in his case, the creator business and writing online, transformed his life. This newfound freedom allowed him to break free from mental and environmental chains, enabling him to achieve financial stability and personal fulfillment.The Power of Clarity and FaithTaylin highlighted the importance of clarity in achieving his own success. Again, there are so many options. But there is only one that is best for you!He shared that understanding your goals and having a clear vision of where you want to go is vital. This clarity, coupled with faith in the process and in yourself, can drive you forward even when faced with challenges. He emphasized that faith is the first step, believing that what's possible for others is also possible for you.And believing in your ability to be able to figure it out.Practical Tips for Aspiring CreatorsFor those looking to dive into the creator economy, here is some practical advice:Pick a High-Income Vehicle: Focus on marketing, sales, or high ticket domains, where you can leverage hard skills to generate income at first.Define Your Niche: Choose a specific area and identify the transformation you want your audience to achieve. This helps in creating targeted and effective content.Learn and Adapt: Embrace a growth mindset and continuously learn. Whether through courses, mentors, or self-study, keep refining your skills and knowledge.Systems Thinking: Understand how different components of your business work together. This holistic approach helps in optimizing your strategies and achieving better results.Embrace the Right MindsetThroughout the conversation, Taylin stressed the importance of mindset. Whether it's dealing with imposter syndrome, staying productive, or coping with stress, having the right mindset can make all the difference. He shared his own experiences and insights on how to stay focused, organized, and motivated.Ultimately this Taylin Simmonds podcast was a deep dive into the mind of a successful creator. His journey, insights, and practical advice offer valuable lessons for anyone looking to succeed in the creator economy.As Taylin put it, "Culture is just what's emotionally popular at the moment. Don't be afraid to go against it if it doesn't align with you."How To Start Writing OnlineIdentify Your Niche and Passion: Choose topics that genuinely interest you and align with an audience's needs to stay motivated and engaged.Understand Your Audience: Research and engage with your audience to tailor your writing to their interests and problems.Develop a Consistent Writing Schedule: Set a regular writing schedule to maintain momentum and keep your audience engaged.Create High-Quality Content: Ensure each piece of writing provides clear value and uses storytelling to make it engaging and relatable.Promote Your Writing: Use multiple platforms to share your work and build a personal brand to increase visibility and credibility.Learn and Adapt: Seek feedback regularly, stay updated with industry trends, and be open to experimenting with new formats and styles.Memorable Quotes“You have to find alignment in your work and business, or else the tradeoffs aren't worth it.”“Creator business, especially writing, is the vehicle that really clicks for me.” “I think all of this comes down to clarity.”“Finding the right mentor that will give you actual actionable steps can unlock everything.”Guest BioTaylin Simmonds is a top personal branding voice on LinkedIn and X. He is a retired college teacher turned consultant who was barely scraping by until Dakota Robertson became his mentor.With his guidance, he was able to take his own ghostwriting agency to $500K/year.Now, he leads cohorts on ghostwriting and personal branding. He guides people toward building profitable online businesses. If you're looking to thrive as a creator, he is definitely a great person to learn from.Follow TaylinWebsite - TaylinSimmonds.ComLinkedIn - @taylin-john-simmondsX - @TaylinSimmonds I'm so happy you found this podcast. I am here to serve you, the creative solopreneur & aspiring content creator to get clarity on how to create content, teaching, build a business and design the life of your dreams without burning out in the online learning, creator economy.Want to get every single secret, tip, or idea I learn about channelling our emotions into success in this new creator economy, be sure to subscribe to the newsletter: https://newsletter.justkeeplearning.ca/main

My guests today are Lara Acosta and Dakota Robertson.About the guests:Connect with Dakota! https://twitter.com/WrongsToWriteConnect with Lara! https://www.linkedin.com/in/laraacostar/Connect with Ryan! https://twitter.com/RyanJAyalaConnect with Us! https://www.instagram.com/alchemists.library/Connect with Us!https://www.instagram.com/alchemists.library/https://twitter.com/RyanJAyalahttps://www.tiktok.com/@alchemistslibrary?lang=en

This week's episode features Ghostwriter, Entrepreneur, and Full-Stack Creator Dakota Robertson. Dakota tells all on Social Media Ghostwriting, how writing has changed his life for the better, the postive benefits of journaling, and how you can find your purpose.

Dakota Robertson is a well known figure on "money twitter". He has evolved from a twitter ghost writer to a multi-faceted content creator and coach (and making really good money). He moved from Canada to Panama last year and shares his experience. If you would like to Escape Canada: https://mylatinlife.com/services/

Dakota Robertson is a social media expert who helps other creators make tens of thousands of dollars per MONTH by teaching them proven storytelling, marketing, and content frameworks that he has used to help 117+ creators and to scale his own personal brand to collect $250,000 in some months. From growing up in a motorhome to dropping out of college, Dakota now runs one of the world's biggest social media ghostwriting businesses, and he offers a service to help you build your brand to accomplish the same thing that he did. We discuss how to grow your social media presence, how to build a brand for yourself and how to find your niche online, tips and tricks for social media growth, how to be the best version of yourself and how to be the best content creator you can be, and more. Thanks for watching! Find Dakota: Twitter: https://twitter.com/WrongsToWrite Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/yodakota/?hl=en YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@HeyDakota Website: https://www.dakotarobertson.net/ NOT INVESTMENT, FINANCIAL, LEGAL OR TAX ADVICE

In this episode, I talk to Jack Moses, a 22-year old performance coach and digital writer. Jack dropped out of college and went abroad to backpack Europe for two months, stumbled across writing, and jumped head first into the creator economy. He regularly writes viral threads, has a rocking Telegram community, and has recorded podcasts with amazing guests like Dakota Robertson, Taylin Simmonds and Danny Miranda.A former Division-1 football player, Jack has amassed over 22,000 followers on

In this episode, Jordan talks with Dakota Robertson (250k sub on twitter) about building a process to remove him from emailHe has over 100 requests a day across all his platforms and doesnt know how to remove himself from comms. PLUS, hes missing majority of the messages sent.Listen to this if you want an EA to take over your email comms for you.Talking with 8F for a free consultation:https://zpr.io/uDmvAHdSWfXvFollow Jordan on twitter: https://twitter.com/jordan_ross_8FThanks so much for joining us this week. Want to subscribe to How to Scale an Agency? Have some feedback you'd like to share? Connect with us on iTunes and leave us a review!

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Brace yourselves fellow marketers because in this special mashup, we're diving deep into the world of content marketing, and bringing you some of the hottest takes from industry experts that you won't want to miss. Writer's block is the specter that's been haunting writers since the dawn of time, plaguing their souls with terror—but does it exist or has it been a figment of their imagination this entire time? Ann Handley gives her hottest take on the matter. And later, Dakota Robertson, the founder of Growth Ghost is on a mission to exorcise the demons of complexity in marketing—and unpacks his special hatred for overly complex copy. So whether you're an aspiring copywriter or a marketing enthusiast remember, in the world of marketing, the only thing scarier than a ghost is bad content—so tune in now to learn how to keep that content forever young! Follow Daniel: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@themarketingmillennials/featured Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/Dmurr68 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/daniel-murray-marketing Sign up for The Marketing Millennials newsletter:  www.workweek.com/brand/the-marketing-millennials Daniel is a Workweek friend, working to produce amazing podcasts. To find out more, visit: www.workweek.com

Dakota Robertson helps creators build $10k-$100k/mo personal brands. He went from growing up in a motorhome to a broke college dropout to growing one of the world's biggest social media ghostwriting businesses. Today he helps creators make a full-time income online by teaching them the proven storytelling, marketing, and content frameworks he's used to help 117+ creators and scale his personal brand to $250,000+ months.Connect with Dakota:www.dakotarobertson.nethttps://www.instagram.com/yodakota/

#491: Dakota Robertson (@WrongstoWrite on Twitter) bet it all on himself and went from Dominos delivery driver to the internet's pre-eminent ghostwriter in under a year. He has an incredible story of transformation and resilience to share.  If you remember Dakota's name, it's probably because a previous guest, Taylin Simmonds, credits Dakota with single-handedly changing his life. So now it's time to get the master's story. He hails from Kelowna, Canada, a place that seems to have an uncanny knack for nurturing remarkable creators and innovators, as you'll soon discover. Dakota grew up with drug addicted parents, and lost his mother to the addiction at a pivotal age. Despite his childhood, or maybe because of it, Dakota knew he was destined for greatness, but hadn't a clue where it would come from. Sound familiar? One of Dakota's BREAK moments came on September 24th, 2020, a date that he's not only marked in his journal but has also proudly displayed on his Twitter banner. It was a pivotal moment in his life when he made a life-altering decision which we get into. In just three short months, Dakota transitioned from a college student with a part-time job at Domino's Pizza to someone fully immersed in the world of entrepreneurship. He made a bold choice to leave college, quit his job, and start fresh on Twitter. This decision was fueled by a burning desire for something more, a fear of living an average life, and the realization that life was too short for regrets. Dakota's journey is a testament to the power of resilience, self-belief, and the incredible transformations one can achieve when they are driven by purpose and a deep desire for change. In our conversation today, we'll explore his upbringing, the challenges he faced, and the pivotal moments that led him to where he is today. We'll delve into the power of belief and how small wins can set the stage for significant life transformations. We'll also discuss the importance of self-awareness and the role that community and mentorship played in Dakota's journey. So, without further ado, let's jump into this incredible conversation with my new friend with an old soul, Dakota Robertson.

This week's Misfit Entrepreneur is Joel Gandara.  Born in Havana, Cuba, Joel emigrated to the United States as a child. He was poor and from a very early age had a hunger for success, leading him to become an entrepreneur.  In fact, he started out selling trading cards and candy bars.  He went on to create a multi-million-dollar business that allowed him to semi-retire before age 40.    Nowadays, he has devoted his life to helping men transform into better individuals and is the author of the best-selling book, 31 Days to Become a Better Man.”   Joel is a true rags to riches story fulfilling the American dream and I've excited for him to share his lessons learned along the way. www.JoelGandara.com To see the full show notes and Misfit 3 for this episode, go to www.MisfitEntrepreneur.com Show Sponsors: Fiverr: Misfits, if you are not putting the power of a service like Fiverr to work for you, now is the time.  Just go to www.MisfitEntrepreneur.com/Fiverr and get started! 5 Minute Journal: The best 5 minutes you will spend each day to help you succeed!  www.MisfitEntrepreneur.com/Journal 

Dakota Robertson is 25 years old and has created a huge presence for himself in the online digital marketing space.  In this episode we dive into his personal journey and enjoy a candid conversation about life as a digital creator and what it takes to build a sustainable online income. Also discussed is the dark side of the misuse and overuse of technology.    Guest links: https://www.dakotarobertson.net/ https://www.growthghost.com/   _____   Join our group coaching program Rise Above The Herd.  Join our membership community Friends of the Truth.  Start your nervous system healing journey. Download our free e-book 55 Signs of Low Self-Esteem for Truth Seekers.   Connect with us on Telegram.   See all our episodes:  https://hereforthetruth.com All other links:  https://tinyurl.com/hfttlinks    Hosted by Joel Rafidi & Yerasimos Intro and outro music:  Illusion  by Joel Rafidi Intro voice-over: Namakula (https://www.namakula.com/voice-over)

Today's conversation is with Dakota Robertson. Dakota Robertson is the founder of Growth Ghost, a social media growth marketing agency for 7 to 8-figure entrepreneurs and influencers He helps creators monetize their audience with marketing and writing. Dakota publishes a weekly newsletter, Wrong To Write, which helps you make more money online. Having amassed over500,000 followers on social media, he is an expert at creating content which not only resonates but causes action and effect afterwards. Expect to learn around Dakota went from bouncing around jobs like medic, security guard, and even a dominoes delivery driver to a 7 figure ghost writer and content creator. You'll hear perspectives and insights on Dakota's experiences with plant medicine, learning a costly $25,000 lesson, working with and becoming friends with your online role models, and what it really means to lead with your heart.  Today's podcast is brought to you by my upcoming Podcast Masterclass Course. Most podcasts fail. 80% stop before hitting episode 8 then hundreds of thousands drop off before episode 24. The odds of a podcast succeeding are low. But that doesn't have to be the case. The benefits and opportunities I've created through podcasting have been incredible whether that's for business, personal brand, and network - building a podcast opens so many door.s Over 3 years of podcast, I've learnt so much and I've now distilled that know down into a 9 module, 54 lesson video course. It's due to release in early October but to register your interest early you can DM me the word ‘masterclass' on Instagram or LinkedIn to get access to the early bird discounted offer for the first 50 people to sign up. Connect with Dakota: Insta - https://www.instagram.com/yodakota Twitter - https://twitter.com/WrongsToWrite Website - https://www.dakotarobertson.net/ Connect with Col: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/col.cambro/ Email List - https://mailchi.mp/548e38ba5942/colincambro Support me: buymeacoffee.com/ColCamBro 

In this episode of the Copyblogger podcast, Tim Stoddart interviews Dakota Robertson, founder of GrowthGhost, about his entrepreneurial journey. Dakota shares how he stumbled upon an opportunity in online writing and built an audience of over half a million followers. They discuss the relatability of not feeling like a natural-born entrepreneur and how to embrace opportunities that come your way. Cool Stuff mentioned in the show: Dakota's Newsletter Follow Dakota on Twitter (X) Follow Tim on Twitter (X) Learn how to get more traffic, more leads, and more high paying clients. Listeners of this podcast get $50 off their yearly membership to Copyblogger Academy. Click the link and start seeing success in as little as 30 days! Write like a pro, everywhere you write. I personally use this tool every week to write a curated newsletter. Quillbot is a paraphrasing tool that takes large pieces of information and summarizes them quickly to a few hundred words. I use it every day and it's helped me build a curated newsletter audience in half the time.

In this episode, I talk to Dakota Robertson, Twitter's most prominent ghostwriter and the founder of Growth Ghost. Dakota has amassed over half a million followers across social media, and helped over 100 Twitter writers build agencies and monetize their skills online.His story is anything but linear, working as a medic, security guard, pizza delivery guy, and other blue collar jobs before bursting on the scene in 2021 and rising to Twitter fame and fortune.Today, we talk about Dakota's cross-platform content strategy, what he looks for in successful ghostwriters, and why writing well makes you absolutely deadly.TIMESTAMPS --0:00 Intro0:56 What Idea of Yours Will Last Forever?4:15 Does Empathy Lead To Virality?7:55 Writing Well Makes You Deadly12:36 Investing In Yourself (And Crypto)18:06 Louder Spaces19:25 How To Find A Mentor22:58 Positioning Yourself As A Ghostwriter26:14 How Dakota Picks Winning Writers28:57 Why Twitter Spaces Are Amazing For Growth34:25 Dakota's Cross-Platform Content Strategy38:26 The Biggest Dopamine Rush Of Dakota's Life40:38 Dakota's Final ThoughtsDakota's Links ⇩

Dakota Robertson is a prominent ghostwriter with 200,000+ followers on Twitter (@wrongstowrite). He's taught countless new people the art of ghostwriting and made good money doing it. No timestamps today — Today's conversation is 99% entirely about making money online and growing on Twitter. Jason Levin is the writer behind Cyber Patterns, a newsletter with 7,000+ subscribers focused on content strategy and career hacks for creatives. You can find him insights and memes on ⁠Twitter (@iamjasonlevin)⁠ and subscribe to Cyber Patterns here.

Dakota Robertson is a creator. In this conversation, we spoke about Dakota's early days starting in a Trailer park, dropping out of college, to now making over 150k per month. We broke down his story and the lessons learned. Find Dakota here: https://www.instagram.com/yodakota/ My Links

Dakota Robertson is the founder of Growth Ghost, a social media growth marketing agency for 7 to 8-figure entrepreneurs and influencers. He helps you monetize your audience with marketing and writing. Dakota publishes a weekly newsletter, Wrong To Write, which helps you make more money online.Connect with Dakota! https://twitter.com/WrongsToWrite Connect with Us!https://www.instagram.com/alchemists.library/https://twitter.com/RyanJAyalahttps://www.tiktok.com/@alchemistslibrary?lang=en

Content is king. That's why we're hitting the rewind button on an interview with Growth Ghost copywriter Dakota Robertson. Find out how Dakota helps other eager entrepreneurs and influencers increase their social media presence by creating more meaningful content. Plus, hear what tips he has to share for all of the aspiring writers out there, including why simplicity is the market hill he'd die on and why you're better off saying nothing at all if you don't have anything interesting to say. And if you LOVE The Marketing Millennials drop us a five-star review at: https://ratethispodcast.com/marketingmillennials, I really appreciate your support!. Follow Dakota:LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/dakota-robertson-a00bba133Keep up to date with the latest news from The Marketing Millennials:Follow Daniel on Twitter: twitter.com/Dmurr68LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/daniel-murray-marketing Sign up to The Marketing Millennials newsletter: workweek.com/brand/the-marketing-millennials

It doesn't matter how big your audience is if you can't influence them through your words. My guest this week is a master at this as a killer social media ghostwriter who helps people grow their accounts and go viral.   Hear from Dakota Robertson to discover how to turn your followers into dollars. We're discussing the discomfort of selling, sharing your opinions and authenticity, and why there is a ton of profit available if you take the skill of writing seriously.   Get full show notes and more information here: https://www.hellyescoachingonline.com/92

Dakota Robertson is a writer and entrepreneur. He's built a 100,000+ person audience on both Twitter and Instagram in less than two years. But what's even crazier is how his upbringing has shaped him to create this reality. In this conversation, we spoke about how growing up without a father has shaped him, how to be a better writer, and what he'd recommend to other entrepreneurs just getting started online. He even called this the greatest podcast he's ever done. Timestamps: (0:00) Intro (2:31) Writing Instead of Fitness Business (8:01) What Makes For A Great Writer (10:00) Genesis (13:19) Therapy (17:32) Caring For Parents (24:12) Dakota's Biggest Regret (28:22) Healing After Losing Someone You Love (34:02) Making Money (41:10) Growing Fast On Social (46:01) Sponsored Threads (47:50) Elon Buying Twitter (50:40) Deciding Where To Publish (53:49) Context Switching (57:01) I Write Tweets For A Living (59:30) Wildest Moments From Gaining Attention (1:02:45) Advice (1:03:57) Long Term Games (1:05:01) Going Abroad (1:12:30) Dropping Out Of College (1:14:29) Challenge - Dakota's Links Twitter: https://twitter.com/WrongsToWrite Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dkotarobertson/ - Resources Mentioned Writing Tools by Roy Peter Clark – https://www.amazon.com/Writing-Tools-Essential-Strategies-Writer/dp/0316014990 Ca$hvertising by Drew Whitman – https://www.amazon.com/CA-HVERTISING-Ad-Agency-Psychology-Anything/dp/1601630328 Awareness by Anthony de Mello – https://www.amazon.com/Awareness-Opportunities-Reality-Anthony-Mello/dp/0385249373 Meditations by Marcus Aurelius – https://www.amazon.com/Meditations-New-Translation-Marcus-Aurelius/dp/0812968255 - SPONSOR: This episode is brought to you by My First Million. This is the podcast that I listen to and recommend whenever I want to learn more about business, technology, or the future. Sam Parr and Shaan Puri are hilarious, informative, and interesting. Check it out: https://link.chtbl.com/MFM?sid=Danny-Miranda - My Links ✉️ Newsletter: https://dannymiranda.substack.com

Dakota Robertson is a professional ghostwriter. Businesses and influencers hire him to write tweets that go viral and amass an audience. And he is damn good at it. In this podcast episode, Dakota shares how he went from working as an electrician to becoming this invisible, content-writing hero for his clients. His ghostwriting business is so successful that he is turning down all new and potential clients. If you write copy or work in the content creation business, then do not sleep on this episode. Dakota and Chris discuss the three content pillars and share five actionable tips for writing better copy. Here's a quick example: use simple language and short sentences. Sponsored by First Republic Bank - https://firstrepublic.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dakota Robertson is the founder of Growth Ghost, a social media growth marketing agency for 7 to 8-figure entrepreneurs and influencers. He helps you monetize your audience with marketing and writing. Dakota publishes a weekly newsletter, Wrong To Write, which helps you make more money online.

Writing effective copy is hard, that's where a copywriter like Dakota Robertson steps in. Join the conversation, as Dakota opens his copy playbook. Dakota came across copywriting back in 2018 and quickly realized the potential great writing could unlock. Now he runs Growth Ghost the ghostwriting agency helping entrepreneurs and influencers increase their social media following. Daniel and Dakota get into conversation on the overlaps between ghostwriting and copywriting, why simplicity is the marketing hill Dakota would die on, and why writing should work hard to spread great ideas, And if you LOVE The Marketing Millennials drop us a five-star review at: https://ratethispodcast.com/marketingmillennials (https://ratethispodcast.com/marketingmillennials), I really appreciate your support!. Follow Dakota: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dakota-robertson-a00bba133 (linkedin.com/in/dakota-robertson-a00bba133) Keep up to date with the latest news from The Marketing Millennials:. Follow Daniel on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Dmurr68 (twitter.com/Dmurr68) LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/daniel-murray-marketing (linkedin.com/in/daniel-murray-marketing)  Sign up to The Marketing Millennials newsletter: https://workweek.com/brand/the-marketing-millennials/ (workweek.com/brand/the-marketing-millennials) How to Write Copy That SticksWriting good copy is hard.  How to write copy that sticks - is it even possible?   No matter how much you love writing, it'll always be challenging to find new ways to say the same things over and over again while still making them sound fresh and exciting.    With that in mind, it might seem like an easy gig for people who thrive on creativity. But trust us when we say that coming up with something that not only sticks but also leaves a mark on your audience isn't as simple as it sounds.    This article will walk you through the very basics of writing copy that sticks – from identifying your target audience to creating content they can't ignore.  Who is Your Audience?Writing copy that sticks relies heavily on targeting the right audience. If you're not speaking directly to your target audience, you're doing yourself a disservice by not owning the copy space.   To target the right people, you should ask yourself:  - Who are your ideal customers?  - What are their pain points? - What do they crave?  - What do they value?  - What do they like about your industry?  - What do they dislike?    You'll want to take all of these factors into account when writing. You may also want to consider writing multiple versions of your copy depending on each audience. This not only helps you target specific groups but it also helps you stay true to your brand by making sure every audience sees your business the way you want them to see it.   Grab Their Attention With Your Headline.Your headlines are the first impression people have of your content. That being said, you want to make sure you're grabbing their attention right off the bat.    While you don't want to lie or mislead your readers, you do want to intrigue them and get them to keep reading.    You want them to click on your headline so they can read your story. An effective way to do this is by asking a question. You want people to click on your headline just to learn more about the answer to the question you've posed.    You should also keep in mind that your headlines are usually the same as the title of your content. If you're targeting multiple audiences, you can write different headlines for each.  Talk About What's in it For Them.So what do you talk about, then? What copy that sticks will always have a focus on the benefits of your product or service for your readers. You want to focus on the “why” of your product or service and not the “what”.    This helps you connect with

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Todays guest on the Podcast is Dakota Robertson. He is the owner of Growth Ghost, a six-figure “Twitter Ghostwriting Service” that helps grow intentional audiences, increase profits and decrease workloads for companies. Dakota started off as a “jack of all trades”, he worked as an electrician, security, even started his own drop shipping business. With a few self help books and re-evaluation Dakota began getting into Crypto and learning about Copywriting. From there Dakota created his Twitter account @WrongstoWrite to showcase what he learned about Copywriting and to help others. Dakota has grown his Twitter following to 94K Followers and growing. In this episode we discuss: - What inspired Dakota to start his own business? - Why people in their 20's should take more risks? - How to change your Identity & improving self-talk - Best way to manage your invested time - How to find your authentic voice when producing content online

In today's episode, we are joined by jacked, chad ghostwriter Dakota Robertson. We discuss online business, how to write better, fitness, and advice for short kings. To work with me and my team: https://www.fitnessforentrepreneurs.com/apply Fitness Handbook: https://theworkercoach.gumroad.com/l/xcPxX Testosterone Ebook: https://theworkercoach.gumroad.com/l/vbatk

Did you know that just stringing some Tweets together in a thread could be the main driver behind more engagement and followers on the app?And in today's episode, we've got someone who has been there many times before… it's Twitter thread expert Dakota Robertson!Make sure to check it out!

Dakota Robertson is an online writer, agency owner, and fitness bro. On this episode of the Modern Mastery podcast we talk about adopting a "F*ck It" mentality to acquire stories worth telling, transforming from "Chubby Chunker" to jacked Chad, and why writing is the most important skill to cultivate. — Get In Touch With Dakota Dakota's Twitter: https://twitter.com/WrongsToWrite Dakota's Agency: https://www.growthghost.com/ - **Get Your First Month Inside MMHQ For $5** Join The Community: https://join.modernmastery.co/podcast - **Guaranteed Business & Personal Success - New Cohorts Every Quarter** The Mastery Program: https://join.modernmastery.co/program - **Tri-Weekly Newsletter On Personal Growth & Online Business** The Mastery Letter (free): https://join.modernmastery.co/the-mastery-letter - **Map Out Your Vision, Deconstruct It, And Execute Relentlessly** The Power Planner (free): https://shop.thedankoe.com/planner - **Free Online Business Beginners Training** Solopreneur Foundations (free): https://join.modernmastery.co/free-training - The Blog & Shop: https://modernmastery.co — Get In Touch With Me Twitter: https://twitter.com/thedankoe Instagram: https://instagram.com/thedankoe YouTube: https://youtube.com/c/DanKoeTalks - If you enjoyed the show, subscribe and rate to help it grow further.