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Explore the world of copywriting with Neville Medhora, the mastermind behind Kopywriting Kourse. In this episode, Cody McLain delves into Neville's journey, uncovering the secrets to his success in content creation and marketing. Learn how Neville manages his time, creates impactful content, and uses social media to drive growth. Whether you're a writer, marketer, or entrepreneur, this episode is packed with actionable insights to boost your skills and business.About this Guest:Neville Medhora: Copywriting Expert and Founder of Kopywriting Kourse, turning words into powerful tools for success.WebsiteTwitterInstagramYouTubeNevBlogListen on Apple PodcastListen on SpotifyDownload as am MP3You're Gonna Die: A Framework for Happiness by Neville MedhoraPeople & Other Mentions:HyperfuryDan Martell InterviewAlex HormoziMrBeastJoe RoganAndrew HubermanLex FridmanParis Hiltoncopy.aiMidjourneyChatGPTClaudeDan ShipperCanvaHustle NewsletterfiverrUpworkSwipefile.comCommonplace bookNotionObsidian Writing AppEvernoteGoogle KeepRedditDavid AllenAppSumoWilbur & Orville Wright BrothersCursiveNoah KaganCaveDayweworkFocus 45TikTokGoosebumps Booke SeriesDavid GogginsBlaise PascalCalendly

Neville Medhora runs multiple online businesses where he can generate millions in income anywhere around the world.Neville Medhora is the creator of Copywriting Course and SwipeFile.com.Neville first flexed his copywriting skills by helping Noah Kagan write emails AppSumo, which led to their highest sales days ever. Neville created Copywriting Course in 2012 (then spelled "Kopywriting Kourse") and generated more than $2 million in course sales within two years.copywritingcourse.comAre you wanting to: Make More Money Grow Generational Wealth Replace your 9-5 Salary with passive cash flow within 6-12 months? If so - Click the Link below and let's chat for 15 minutes. I'll coach you for free:Apply For The Action Academy CommunityFor Frameworks, Freedom Tips, and Millionaire Financial Breakdowns:Join Our Weekly Newsletter Twitter @theactionpodIG @brianluebbenTiktok @brianluebben

Trying something different in this episode.When I first got started in copywriting, I learned everything from this blog called Kopywriting Kourse by Neville Medhora. I got to meet him and we had a 2 hour conversation about copywriting.Chapters:0:00 - Intro00:15 - Short form content on social media03:18 - Sun's thought about conversion rate04:40 - How Neville started and learn copywriting06:14 - The wrong way to sell07:59 - How to take something boring and make it page flipping09:45 - Impress people or sell?10:28 - Is Impressing people necessary?12:52 - Neville's thought about feedback16:53 - Fail to success?18:35 - Neville work with personal brands?20:49 - How Neville get somebody to start24:41 - Neville's thought about Long copy for sales pages27:14 - Neville's thought about human attention has changed over the years28:14 - Technology is changing the way we communicate29:22 - Why Neville picked copywriting33:10 - Big companies don't hire full service agency34:14 - Sun explains where "I never thought of it that way" comes from35:14 - What is Night Owl Nation36:51 - Help them don't give them assignment38:49 - Don't convince somebody to buy39:37 - What Neville do with the clients42:43 - Bringing value?44:18 - People just pay attention to the hook47:01 - Neville's thought about using copywriting to manipulate people51:08 - Neville's thought about mediocre content53:25 - Morality is arguable57:06 - The secret to copy that converts58:03 - Growing social media & building a mailing list59:20 - Importance of mailing list and social media01:04:59 - Social media has no room for nuances01:09:11 - Credibility01:11:11 - Neville's thought about to be a great copywriting01:15:34 - Neville's thought about storytelling01:21:05 - Use concrete examples01:22:06 - Are Neville always in the copywriting zone?01:24:25 - Neville's advice for people who want to be a copywriter01:26:14 - Slogan for small business and big business01:30:21 - Copywriting is communicating information from my brain to your brain01:30:57 - How ChatGPT will affect copywriting01:33:13 - What makes a copy good01:37:29 - How to write for the right audience01:39:31 - Neville's life mission01:43:30 - Is Neville religious?01:44:37 - Does the copywriting define the life of Neville?01:46:12 - Final Conversation with Neville Medhora01:49:50 - OutroFollow me:Website: http://sunyi.co/Instagram: https://instagram.com/sun.yiTikTok https://tiktok.com/@_sun.yiTwitter https://twitter.com/_sun_yiLinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/sunyi - nightowls/Today's Guest, Neville Medhora:Website: https://copywritingcourse.com/Twitter: https://twitter.com/nevmedYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/kopywritingInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/neville_medhora/

WATCH ▶️ Watch this episode on YouTube *** EPISODE DESCRIPTION Neville Medhora is the creator of Copywriting Course and SwipeFile.com. Neville first flexed his copywriting skills by helping Noah Kagan write emails AppSumo, which led to their highest sales days ever. Neville created Copywriting Course in 2012 (then spelled "Kopywriting Kourse") and generated more than $2 million in course sales within two years. In this episode, you'll learn how YOU can get better at copywriting, how Copywriting Course has changed over the years, why Neville has leaned more into community, and the opportunities Neville is focusing HIS attention on in 2023. Full transcript and show notes My interview on Neville's podcast Learn more about Copywriting Course Follow Neville on Twitter / YouTube *** CONNECT

In this episode of Backstage Careers I talk to Richard Reis, whose the founder of a fast growing website called MostRecommendedBooks.comHe's also one of the most connected people I know: He's good friends with Jamie Foxx, regularly plays soccer with Ronaldo, and he's been invited to Drake's house parties.Here are the show notes:01:23 - Why Richard decided to drop out of college to go start a movie studio with his dad05:56 His day to day responsibilities working on building the movie studio08:14 Why he left Hollywood for Silicon Valley?11:15 How he created MostRecommendedBooks.com19:25 His tips for networking and connecting with celebrities and influential people21:37 How he became friends with   @Kopywriting Kourse  24:52 How he became good friends with Jamie Foxx26:04 The story of how he got Jamie Foxx on Tim Ferriss' Podcast33:04 The Story of how Ronaldo blew up Richard's Instagram following overnight34:32 How he got to know Ronaldo45:00 His story of how he got into one of Drake's house partiesCheck out: MostRecommendedBooks.comFollow Richard on Instagram and Twitter: @RichardReezeCheck out Richard's Blog Posts: https://richardreeze.medium.com/

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In this solo episode, I share some BIG announcements + 10 surefire ways to get new clients…and you'll get 2 more here in the show notes. :) First for the announcements! We now have a FREE Facebook group now for Mind Your OT Business listeners to interact and discuss content from episodes! I would love to meet you there and welcome you to this community. JOIN HERE! The OT Entrepreneur Summit is coming May 11-20! Trish Williams and I have curated a highly-qualified list of speakers who have agreed to take you “behind the scenes” of their success as OT entrepreneurs! Interviews will be sent via email to attendees (so you can watch on your own schedule) and we will have a FB group open till the end of May for us to discuss topics. Finally, I just opened registration for the 2020 dates for Therapy in the Great Outdoors- A Training Retreat for Pediatric Practitioners. Early bird rates till April 1! OK- Now for your list of 12 sure-fire ways to get more clients!!! We talked about 10 on the podcast and there are 2 more for you here in the show notes… Make a list of everyone you know and send a personal email letting them know about your services. Make sure to make it EASY for them to send referrals your way by including relevant content in the email to allow them to simply forward to a friend. Give a discount or other incentive to get people to sign up for new services by a specific deadline, and advertise this heavily in social media and in paper flyers/postcards locally. Do a brainstorm about where your ideal clients hang out locally and then leave postcards in all of those locations. Offer 15-minute inquiry calls or consultation calls to interested clients (then OVER-deliver and spend 30 minutes talking to them). During the call, simply aim to HELP in some way...not necessarily get them to pay you for services...but really it will be people who are a bit interested. This builds “know, like and trust” value with people in your community. Even if the person doesn't become your client, they have had a good experience with you being helpful...which means they may mention it to others in your community. Offer free or low-cost one-time sessions for interested people, and then have a specific offer for them if they sign up by a certain date for an assessment or services. Share relevant and helpful content (NOT just info about your services) on social media. Aim to HELP people...NOT sell your services. Every now and then, have a special offer for people who take advantage of the offer by a specific deadline. Do research on Facebook and other social media about where your ideal clients hang out online, and offer meaningful and relevant comments in these forums. (Again, aim to be helpful, not sell your services. You are building your expertise in these communities, and by helping, you will get people to know, like & trust you as a provider.) Face-to-face networking and personal connections are the BEST way to find new clients….this also takes the most time. Put yourself out there! Offer free in-services for people in your target market, or attend networking events that are NOT just for therapists. Ask your current or past clients to refer their friends, or leave online reviews of your business. Send a very specific email asking them to send new referrals your way. Make sure to make THEM the HERO! Emphasize how they will be helping others by leaving a review, as it will help people find the services they need. Provide links directly in the email so they can easily click and write a quick review. Build an email list! Most of the people who visit your website are NOT going to purchase services right at that second! You MUST have a way to capture their email to stay in touch with them because they are potential future clients! Make a short list of valuable tips or advice for your clients' problems and give it away for free to people who sign up for your email list. (Do some research on how to make a great “lead magnet” online. Also make sure to be GDPR compliant with your emails...I'll let you research that piece online.) After you have an email list, start a drip email marketing campaign to help potential clients and stay top-of-mind in your clients' and interested parties' minds. This is NOT to just bombard your audience with a request to purchase your services; it IS a series of helpful emails you send to your list on a regular basis to give them FREE helpful tips or advice to serve and care for them and their needs. Mine are set up once-a-month and I simply add an email every 30 days. When someone joins the email list, they get the first email, then the 2nd 30 days later, and so on. I have about 6 in the “bank” now that auto-send to new subscribers… this automatically allows my business to provide value to people every month for 6 months after they subscribe. (I'm aiming to get at least 2 years of emails in the bank...adding one a month right now.) Learn copywriting. Honestly, this is my one best tip for therapy practice owners. Most therapy websites are SO BAD at communicating our value to clients. Learning basic copywriting will COMPLETELY change how you write your marketing materials. My favorite resources online are Neville Medhora's Kopywriting Kourse and (Sign up for Neville's emails. They are HILARIOUS and you'll love reading them every month, all while learning how to write your own advertising / marketing / website content in an engaging way that your clients will resonate with and understand!) Building a Storybrand by Donald Miller is the BEST book resource I have found related to this topic. A must-read for all business owners. Until next time….Mind Your OT Business! :)

In this solo episode, I share some BIG announcements + 10 surefire ways to get new clients…and you’ll get 2 more here in the show notes. :) First for the announcements! We now have a FREE Facebook group now for Mind Your OT Business listeners to interact and discuss content from episodes! I would love to meet you there and welcome you to this community. JOIN HERE! The OT Entrepreneur Summit is coming May 11-20! Trish Williams and I have curated a highly-qualified list of speakers who have agreed to take you “behind the scenes” of their success as OT entrepreneurs! Interviews will be sent via email to attendees (so you can watch on your own schedule) and we will have a FB group open till the end of May for us to discuss topics. Interested? Join my email list here to be notified! Finally, I just opened registration for the 2020 dates for Therapy in the Great Outdoors- A Training Retreat for Pediatric Practitioners. Early bird rates till April 1! OK- Now for your list of 12 sure-fire ways to get more clients!!! We talked about 10 on the podcast and there are 2 more for you here in the show notes… Make a list of everyone you know and send a personal email letting them know about your services. Make sure to make it EASY for them to send referrals your way by including relevant content in the email to allow them to simply forward to a friend. Give a discount or other incentive to get people to sign up for new services by a specific deadline, and advertise this heavily in social media and in paper flyers/postcards locally. Do a brainstorm about where your ideal clients hang out locally and then leave postcards in all of those locations. Offer 15-minute inquiry calls or consultation calls to interested clients (then OVER-deliver and spend 30 minutes talking to them). During the call, simply aim to HELP in some way...not necessarily get them to pay you for services...but really it will be people who are a bit interested.  This builds “know, like and trust” value with people in your community.  Even if the person doesn’t become your client, they have had a good experience with you being helpful...which means they may mention it to others in your community. Offer free or low-cost one-time sessions for interested people, and then have a specific offer for them if they sign up by a certain date for an assessment or services. Share relevant and helpful content (NOT just info about your services) on social media. Aim to HELP people...NOT sell your services.  Every now and then, have a special offer for people who take advantage of the offer by a specific deadline. Do research on Facebook and other social media about where your ideal clients hang out online, and offer meaningful and relevant comments in these forums. (Again, aim to be helpful, not sell your services. You are building your expertise in these communities, and by helping, you will get people to know, like & trust you as a provider.) Face-to-face networking and personal connections are the BEST way to find new clients….this also takes the most time. Put yourself out there!  Offer free in-services for people in your target market, or attend networking events that are NOT just for therapists. Ask your current or past clients to refer their friends, or leave online reviews of your business. Send a very specific email asking them to send new referrals your way. Make sure to make THEM the HERO! Emphasize how they will be helping others by leaving a review, as it will help people find the services they need.  Provide links directly in the email so they can easily click and write a quick review. Build an email list! Most of the people who visit your website are NOT going to purchase services right at that second!  You MUST have a way to capture their email to stay in touch with them because they are potential future clients! Make a short list of valuable tips or advice for your clients’ problems and give it away for free to people who sign up for your email list. (Do some research on how to make a great “lead magnet” online. Also make sure to be GDPR compliant with your emails...I’ll let you research that piece online.) After you have an email list, start a drip email marketing campaign to help potential clients and stay top-of-mind in your clients’ and interested parties’ minds. This is NOT to just bombard your audience with a request to purchase your services; it IS a series of helpful emails you send to your list on a regular basis to give them FREE helpful tips or advice to serve and care for them and their needs.  Mine are set up once-a-month and I simply add an email every 30 days.  When someone joins the email list, they get the first email, then the 2nd 30 days later, and so on.  I have about 6 in the “bank” now that auto-send to new subscribers… this automatically allows my business to provide value to people every month for 6 months after they subscribe. (I’m aiming to get at least 2 years of emails in the bank...adding one a month right now.) Learn copywriting. Honestly, this is my one best tip for therapy practice owners.  Most therapy websites are SO BAD at communicating our value to clients.  Learning basic copywriting will COMPLETELY change how you write your marketing materials.  My favorite resources online are Neville Medhora’s Kopywriting Kourse and (Sign up for Neville’s emails. They are HILARIOUS and you’ll love reading them every month, all while learning how to write your own advertising / marketing / website content in an engaging way that your clients will resonate with and understand!) Building a Storybrand by Donald Miller is the BEST book resource I have found related to this topic.  A must-read for all business owners. Have you tried any of these? What has worked for you in your business? Come to the Mind Your OT Business FB group to hang out and discuss! Until next time….Mind Your OT Business! :)

I bought an Instagram account with 75,000 followers, and decided to run some tests to see if Instagram was worth spending a lot of time on (for Kopywriting Kourse stuff).  You can see all the numbers/graphs/charts on this page: https://kopywritingkourse.com/social-media-strategy/ Turns out by not posting to Instagram for a few days, we lost 60X the exposure vs when we were posting. Yikes! Support this podcast

Neville Medhora is a 6-figure copywriter from Kopywriting Kourse… and he hijacked this episode! It’s a mystery episode where I heard Neville talks about his 10 favorite life formulas. Or maybe it’s just Neville repeating his website over and over again. Let’s find out...   Full show notes at https://okdork.com/podcast/95

Good copy sells. Generic imagery and descriptions might cause shoppers to move on without giving your product a second thought. Spicing up your copy, whether it be emails, social media, or product descriptions will give your online store a personality to stand above competitors. In this fourth installment in my series of conversations about building an ecommerce business, I'm visiting with Neville Medhora, founder of Kopywriting Kourse.

Who is Neville Medhora? Neville Medhora runs a company called Kopywriting Kourse, where he trains business teams on how to write outstanding copy and content that performs. He’s an author, former eCommerce store owner, and has written copy for companies like AppSumo, The Hustle, and SumoMe. What is the Kopywriting Kourse? The Kopywriting Kourse is training that’s designed to turn beginning copywriters into pros. Businesses work with Neville to teach their teams how to improve their copy and profitability, while freelancers learn how to jumpstart their copywriting career. Neville Medhora’s Copywriting Advice In this interview, Neville explains why he doesn’t think of copywriting as words on a page. His philosophy? Copywriting is about transmitting information from one brain to another. It’s not only the written word on the page but the reaction in your brain when you read those words. *** Tap on this link to access show notes+transcripts, join our private community of mavericks, or sign up to the newsletter: EveryoneHatesMarketers.com/links

In Episode #487, Eric and Neil discuss how to learn copywriting when you suck at writing. Tune in to learn that you don’t have to be an expert writer to be a copywriter. Focus on overcoming objections and solving problems. They also shares books, tools, and helpful resources. Time-stamped show notes: [00:28] - Today's topic: How to Learn Copywriting When You Suck at Writing [00:43] - If you suck at writing, it doesn't mean you can't do copywriting to compel people to take action. [01:00] - Read Persuasion by Robert Cialdini and The Boron Letters by Gary Halbert. [01:53] - Neil is great at copywriting, but not writing. He learned he doesn't have to be the best writer from Frank Kern. [02:26] - You just need to be able to answer the customer's objection. [02:43] - Survey your visitors and find their objections. Use SurveyMonkey or any survey tool. [02:49] - Find out why people aren't converting and answer those objections in your copy. [03:08] - Solving people's problems will make them much more likely to convert. [03:27] - AppSumo is based on sending emails. Neville Medhora from Kopywriting Kourse helped Noah Kagan build AppSumo. [03:37] - You have to have good copy when sending emails. [03:58] - Also check out CopyBlogger and the podcast from John McIntyre and Ben Settle’s emails. [04:15] - When looking at copywriting think of the concept of Seinfeld emails: talking about nothing or the story of your day and weaving in your offer. [05:14] - Conversion rates are 1 to 3 percent. To get people to convert, you have to create multiple ways to help your customers convert into buyers. [06:29] - Talking to people and presenting information in the right scenario can also help with conversion. [06:41] - That's it for today! [06:45] - Marketing School is giving away a 90-day FREE trial to Crazy Egg which is a visual analytics tool. Go to SingleGrain.com/giveaway to get your FREE copy. [06:53] - You can also learn how to win a one-year subscription to Crazy Egg.  Leave some feedback: What should we talk about next? Please let us know in the comments below. Did you enjoy this episode? If so, please leave a short review. Connect with us: NeilPatel.com Quick Sprout Growth Everywhere Single Grain Twitter @neilpatel Twitter @ericosiu

In Episode #487, Eric and Neil discuss how to learn copywriting when you suck at writing. Tune in to learn that you don't have to be an expert writer to be a copywriter. Focus on overcoming objections and solving problems. They also shares books, tools, and helpful resources. Time-stamped show notes: [00:28] - Today's topic: How to Learn Copywriting When You Suck at Writing [00:43] - If you suck at writing, it doesn't mean you can't do copywriting to compel people to take action. [01:00] - Read Persuasion by Robert Cialdini and The Boron Letters by Gary Halbert. [01:53] - Neil is great at copywriting, but not writing. He learned he doesn't have to be the best writer from Frank Kern. [02:26] - You just need to be able to answer the customer's objection. [02:43] - Survey your visitors and find their objections. Use SurveyMonkey or any survey tool. [02:49] - Find out why people aren't converting and answer those objections in your copy. [03:08] - Solving people's problems will make them much more likely to convert. [03:27] - AppSumo is based on sending emails. Neville Medhora from Kopywriting Kourse helped Noah Kagan build AppSumo. [03:37] - You have to have good copy when sending emails. [03:58] - Also check out CopyBlogger and the podcast from John McIntyre and Ben Settle's emails. [04:15] - When looking at copywriting think of the concept of Seinfeld emails: talking about nothing or the story of your day and weaving in your offer. [05:14] - Conversion rates are 1 to 3 percent. To get people to convert, you have to create multiple ways to help your customers convert into buyers. [06:29] - Talking to people and presenting information in the right scenario can also help with conversion. [06:41] - That's it for today! [06:45] - Marketing School is giving away a 90-day FREE trial to Crazy Egg which is a visual analytics tool. Go to SingleGrain.com/giveaway to get your FREE copy. [06:53] - You can also learn how to win a one-year subscription to Crazy Egg.  Leave some feedback: What should we talk about next? Please let us know in the comments below. Did you enjoy this episode? If so, please leave a short review. Connect with us: NeilPatel.com Quick Sprout Growth Everywhere Single Grain Twitter @neilpatel Twitter @ericosiu

Hey everyone, today we're talking to Neville Medhora, who's an entrepreneur and copywriter who's helped businesses like AppSumo exponentially. He's also established Kopywriting Kourse, a place where anyone can go to learn copywriting that actually gets results. Listen in to learn how he helped AppSumo's Noah Kagan (who used to hate sending out emails) use email marketing to grow AppSumo from zero to 750,000 customers in under 18 months. Click here for show notes. Leave some feedback: What should I talk about next? Please let me know on Twitter or in the comments below. Did you enjoy this episode? If so, leave a short review here. Subscribe to Growth Everywhere on iTunes. Get the non-iTunes RSS feed Connect with Eric Siu: Growth Everywhere Single Grain Twitter @ericosiu

On this episode I walk you through where I get inspiration for my daily work in design, video and copywriting. Resources Mentioned: Design: [Dribbble](https://www.dribbble.com/) [Behance](https://www.behance.net) [For Print Only](http://www.underconsideration.com/fpo/) [Brand New](http://www.underconsideration.com/brandnew/) [Art of the Menu](http://www.underconsideration.com/artofthemenu/) [Typekit Blog](http://blog.typekit.com) [Logo Design Love](http://www.logodesignlove.com) Video: [Vimeo Channels](https://vimeo.com/channels) [VideoHive](http://videohive.net) [Red Giant](http://www.redgiant.com/films/) Copywriting: [Copyblogger](http://www.copyblogger.com/blog/) [Kopywriting Kourse](http://kopywritingkourse.com/blog/) [Ok Dork](http://okdork.com/blog/) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/girardier/message

On today's Art of Paid Traffic episode we're talking all about copywriting and email marketing with Neville Medhora. Neville’s an entrepreneur who writes at nevblog.com and kopywritingkourse.com where he’s also the founder of a great copywriting course aptly named the Kopywriting Kourse.  He's also done a lot of copywriting for appsumo.com where he’s a minority owner. In Today's Episode You'll Learn The copywriting triggers that make people buy The #1 thing you MUST remember when you’re writing any kind of copy Neville shares his formula for great email copy including his top 3 tips for writing better copy What percentage of your email marketing should be content and value vs. selling He gives specific examples of how he would approach email marketing for different niches And he shares the best resource he’s ever come across that will make you a better copywriter Also I do want to want to give you a heads-up there is swearing in the episode today so just be aware of that. If you’re listening with kids around or at work, you may want to put some ear buds in.