Podcast appearances and mentions of tara bosler

Working from home sometimes seems like a dream, no commute, home with family or pets, and not always having to wear proper pants. But it comes with it’s own challenges. Remember working from home in the middle of a pandemic is not the same as choosing to work from home, or working for yourself. This episode I cover the best tips from myself and my friends who work from home. Check Out My People!Samantha Munoz www.samanthamunoz.com/community (http://www.samanthamunoz.com/community) Tara Bosler www.tboslerwriting.com (http://www.tboslerwriting.com/) Valerie Friedlander https://valeriefriedlander.com/quiz/ (https://valeriefriedlander.com/quiz/) https://valeriefriedlander.com/mindsetassessment/ (https://valeriefriedlander.com/mindsetassessment/) Daniel Anderson https://theandersonbrand.com/work-with-us/ (https://theandersonbrand.com/work-with-us/) LINKS AND RESOURCES The Tech Video (https://youtu.be/MAEVAIxpfzE) Square announces permanent work-from-home policy (https://www.theverge.com/2020/5/18/21261798/square-employees-work-from-home-remote-premanent-policy-ceo) Silicone Valley Working From Home  (https://www.cnbc.com/2020/05/19/how-silicon-valley-work-from-home-forever-will-hit-every-worker.html) More big employers are talking about permanent work-from-home positions (https://www.cnbc.com/2020/05/01/major-companies-talking-about-permanent-work-from-home-positions.html) As companies shift to remote work, 30% of workers say they're less productive at home (https://wjla.com/news/nation-world/as-more-companies-shift-to-remote-work-30-of-workers-say-theyre-less-productive-at-home) If you want me to cover a specific topic or story? Let me know! https://emilydbaker.com/podcast/ (https://emilydbaker.com/podcast/) Come hang with me on social! I want to chat with you in the Get Legit Community Facebook Group (http://www.getlegitlive.com) !! If you need help with your business you can find my products at www.EmilyDBaker.com (http://www.emilydbaker.com)

Today we welcome special guest Tara Bosler to the show! Tara is an amazing creative copywriter. She has the power to craft messages that connect with people at the emotional level. And when it comes to marketing, that is one of the most important things you can do. In this episode, Tara shares the top 2 common mistakes she sees other female entrepreneurs make in their copy and messaging: Skipping foundational copy Not being authentic Foundational copy is all the essential pieces of your branding. Things like who you are, who you help, what you offer, your mission, your purpose, your vision. The process of establishing your foundational copy isn’t fun and sexy, it’s a little bit of work, but it’s so important and it makes everything else flow easily. “It really helps to build that foundation. Then the content just starts coming to you.” – Tara Bosler Authenticity is huge, especially in online business.  The reason that someone is going to choose you is that they’re attracted to you, your energy, and your values. “Nobody wants generic. They want specific, authentic, I’m getting the real deal here.” – Tara Bosler Once you have your foundational copy, Tara also recommends starting with your call to action. If you don’t know what you want people to do and how you want them to engage then they’re not going to. With whatever you’re writing, consider: What is your motivation for writing this? What is your purpose for writing this? “When you have a call to action, and you have a clear navigation for where you want someone to go, then it becomes much easier to start.” – Tara Bosler Another big tip Tara shares is to give things time. Even if a certain call to action doesn’t work at first, you’ve got to keep with it for a little bit to see results. The closer you can get with your language to how your clients are talking to themselves, the better. You have to be really in tune with your audience. That comes from having personal conversations with them. You can get on a call with people or copy and paste what your audience is saying. Sometimes you need to listen to people to hear what they need by what they’re not saying. Hearing what is at the root of something, and naming those emotions, is what really gets to the impactful, emotional copy. If you can write that and have your audience say, “I was just thinking that!” then you’ve done it. People also have short attention spans and Tara says you need to recapture their attention every 8 seconds by creating a moment to trigger emotion for them. Examples of these moments can be Headlines Calls to action Testimonials Funny hashtags You need to create the emotional connection to increase your likability, which increases your opportunity to be persuasive and convert. Tara says copy doesn’t have to be overwhelming. You really just need to know your next 2 steps, do those, and then figure out your next 2 steps. Knowing your next step in your business will help you figure out what piece of copy you need next. Don’t get caught up in trying to do too much, keep it simple. To connect with Tara and learn more, visit her website, www.tboslerwriting.com. Tara is offering a chance for you to book your 2020 project at 2019 rates if you book by the end of this year.   Connect with Market Like a Boss! Find out more on how you can work with me at Vroom Communications Continue the conversation in my Facebook Group. Grab your free guide - 5 Steps to Get Clients Like a Boss.   Listen + Subscribe on ITUNES or STITCHER I’d greatly appreciate a podcast rating and review so that I can reach more women! Search for the podcast in your podcast app (Market Like a Boss) Scroll down and click 5 stars Tap “Write a Review” & enter a brief review Press send!

Alexa Mason with The College Investor shares if it's better to be an entrepreneur or an employee. Episode 668: Is it Better to Be an Entrepreneur or an Employee? by Alexa Mason with The College Investor on Side Hustles Robert Farrington is a personal finance expert that focuses on helping millennials get out of student loan debt and start investing for their future. He also helps parents make smart choices about college financing options and navigating the complex world of paying for school. He started The College Investor in 2009 as a forum to discuss the myriad of financial issues facing young adults. The original post is located here: and  Tara Bosler is a copywriter for small business owners and entrepreneurs. Visit her at to schedule a time to talk about how she can work her magic for your business.

Leo Babauta of Zen Habits shares his thoughts on when fear is stopping you from pursuing meaningful work. Episode 657: When Fear is Stopping You From Pursuing Meaningful Work by Leo Babauta of Zen Habits on How to Stop Procrastination Leo Babauta created Zen Habits, which is about finding simplicity and mindfulness in the daily chaos of our lives. It’s about clearing the clutter so we can focus on what’s important, create something amazing, find happiness. The original post is located here: and  Tara Bosler is a copywriter for small business owners and entrepreneurs. Visit her at to schedule a time to talk about how she can work her magic for your business.

An Excerpt from the book Startups Made Simple - How to Start, Grow and Systematize Your Dream Business by Matt Knee. Episode 650: An Excerpt from the book Startups Made Simple - How to Start, Grow and Systematize Your Dream Business by Matt Knee Imagine the perfect business for you. not only a business that you love, but one that generates consistent wealth and is so well systemized that it mostly runs itself. In Startups Made Simple, small business expert Matt Knee (the founder of MyCompanyWorks) has created a complete guide that takes you from idea to systemized company as quickly and easily as humanly possible. More information is located here: and  Tara Bosler is a copywriter for small business owners and entrepreneurs. Visit her at to schedule a time to talk about how she can work her magic for your business.

Cal Newport of the Study Hacks blog shares what the study of chess experts teaches us about building a remarkable life. Episode 649: The Grandmaster in the Corner Office: What the Study of Chess Experts Teaches Us about Building a Remarkable Life Cal Newport is an Associate Professor of Computer Science at Georgetown University, who specializes in the theory of distributed algorithms. He previously earned his Ph.D. from MIT in 2009 and graduated from Dartmouth College in 2004. In addition to studying the theoretical foundations of our digital age as a professor, Newport also writes about the impact of these technologies on the world of work. His most recent book, Deep Work, argues that focus is the new I.Q. in the knowledge economy, and that individuals who cultivate their ability to concentrate without distraction will thrive. The original post is located here: and  Tara Bosler is a copywriter for small business owners and entrepreneurs. Visit her at to schedule a time to talk about how she can work her magic for your business.

On today’s episode of the podcast, I have the pleasure of talking to the amazing Tara Bosler. Tara is a copywriter and content creator for creative women entrepreneurs. She is in love with her precocious daughter, her nervous dog, writing engaging sales copy, and hot, hot coffee.   Tara shares with us how she finds time in her life to make her priorities a reality, what foundational copy is and how to get started finding our authentic voice and much more!

Leo Babauta of Zen Habits shares why you should eliminate all but the absolute essential tasks. Episode 633: Eliminate All But the Absolute Essential Tasks by Leo Babauta of Zen Habits on Productivity & Time Management Leo Babauta created Zen Habits, which is about finding simplicity and mindfulness in the daily chaos of our lives. It’s about clearing the clutter so we can focus on what’s important, create something amazing, find happiness. The original post is located here: and  Tara Bosler is a copywriter for small business owners and entrepreneurs. Visit her at to schedule a time to talk about how she can work her magic for your business.

Three years ago Tara Bosler was at a crossroads in her career. She had the choice to go back to school, go into corporate America, or dive into a business that allowed her more time with her daughter. She chose the latter and in this episode, she shares her journey from college professor to replacing her income in 90 days AND how freelancers can establish authentic brand messaging! Tara even gives advice to single moms that are asking if freelancing is the right choice for them. Thank you for listening! Check out the show notes for the links mentioned in this episode and if you liked this episode, consider writing a review for the show! Thanks again and talk to you next week! SHOW NOTES: www.MicalaQuinn.com/epsiode50

Copy and content are a huge part of connecting with and selling to our target market. What are the foundational pieces of content we have to develop before we do anything else? What are some of the key steps often missed in writing content and copy? How do we address these gaps by understanding our audiences, both mentally and emotionally? On this episode, Tara Bosler shares on how we can write content that relates, helps, and converts.   I’m a huge proponent of clarity over cleverness. -Tara Bosler   3 Things We Learned From This Episode   Stay tapped into the pains your audience has (15:12 - 16:00) It’s important to stay plugged into the issues your target market is facing. Even if you started off as your target market, becoming successful takes us further away from that emotional base. This can make it hard for us to write in a way someone facing that problem can relate to. You have to constantly go back to that emotional base to know where they are and what are they experiencing right now. The closer your language is to the language they’re using in their head, the more successful your copywriting will be. How to create authenticity in our copy (17:21 - 21:07) Authenticity is about consistency and relatability. It’s all about being clear with yourself, first and foremost. We have to know who we are and show up unapologetically.  You can’t tap into what the audience is thinking and feeling if you’re not tapped into what you’re thinking and feeling. If you don’t tap in, you’ll always comes off as surface level, and you won’t have a brand that people will fall in love with. Why our content won’t succeed if it doesn’t address limiting beliefs (26:46 - 28:17) Some of the key steps between someone becoming interested in what we’re talking about, and actually investing in what we sell are the limiting beliefs that stop them from taking further action. We have to understand not only what they want at the end result phase, but also what they believe is possible. If they don’t think something is possible, they won’t invest in it.   When it comes to writing copy for our businesses, we tend to get excited about the flashier pieces of content like sales pages and social media copy. However, the very first thing we need to do is be clear about who we are, our message, mission, vision and manifesto. That foundational copy allows us to drill down to the things our target audience thinks and feels, and how we can answer those questions. It all starts with us being authentic. It’s not about creating a brand and trying to become that brand. It’s about being “you”, and then building your brand around that.   Guest Bio- Tara is a copywriter and content creator for creative women entrepreneurs. She is in love with her extroverted daughter, her nervous dog, writing engaging sales copy, and hot, hot coffee. To get Tara’s Complete Copywriting Playbook go to http://www.tboslerwriting.com/

Tara Bosler is a master copywriter and this episode is jam-packed with deep insight and perspective to aid anyone looking to further their message. Tara outlines how a business can define and share a concise message to their audience.......then Mark brings up the topic of Feminism. Mark discusses the struggles of wanting to back the feminine movement while navigating male relationships. This episode goes deep and provides spectacular insights and mental challenges.

This week, I'm beyond thrilled to be welcoming my friend, Tara Bosler, to A Braver Brand: The Podcast. Tara is a creative copy coach and business strategist for women entrepreneurs, and this conversation was truly one for the books. Raw, real, funny, and vulnerable, Tara shares her story, wisdom, and wit with us. Find resources and full shownotes at www.katekmccarthy.com/podcast

MEET THE GUEST: Tara is a copywriter and content creator for creative women entrepreneurs. She is in love with her precocious daughter, her nervous dog, writing engaging sales copy, and hot, hot coffee. WHERE TO FIND Tara Bosler ONLINE: Website Facebook Facebook Group Instagram EPISODE SUMMARY: Tara shares her passion for copywriting and how she helping so many women create an impact in their OWN words! Tara has been through so much in life and she feels that going through dark times has no value you if you can’t help someone who is going through the same thing. She shares her story of finding herself even when she felt like no one in her environment had supported her. Soon after becoming a mother to a girl, Tara told herself that she was no longer going to live a life how others said she should be living! “Suffering needs to have value to me. If I have gone through something hard and don’t talk about it, then I hurt for no reason!” - Tara Bosler When Tara started her business, she said that it also helped her learn so much about herself and showing others your authentic self. “Through this journey of entrepreneurship, I have learned what true love and authentic friendship looks like.” - Tara Bosler What do authentic friendships look like? Tara talks about her recent marriage to her Wife and the amount of support she received from her friends no matter what their beliefs were! The only important thing to the people in her life was that she was happy! Let’s Connect! See all that Jennifer has to offer at Shamelessly Feminine! Join The Shamelessly Feminine Facebook Group and continue the conversation! Connect more with Jennifer on Facebook and Instagram!

All the single and solo parents out there, this one's for you. I brought my dear friend and boss mama Tara Bosler on the show to discuss something that is truly an inspirational and important topic to discuss: how to rise as a single mom.  This episode is full of her nuggets of wisdom and is valuable whether you find yourself in a solo parenting position or not. Tara is all about eliminating excuses and finding a way to have truer relationships with our kids and ourselves by rising up as powerful moms.  Want to hear more from this episode? Head over to www.motherlikeaboss.com/podcast/034 for the full show notes, all the details and more goodies! If you loved this episode as much as I loved sharing it, there is more where that came from. Be sure to subscribe so you don't miss out. And I would just loooove if you would leave a review and rating. It's a little thing that makes a big difference and helps me to continue to bring on valuable, totally rad guests. Have a topic you want me to cover on the podcast? Submit them to us here. This show is all for you, mama. Let's talk about the things you most want to hear about.  Thanks for listening!

In this episode of The Notable Woman Podcast, Cristin interviews writer gal extraordinaire Tara Bosler. Tara Bosler is a copywriting boss, and I love all her lives, tidbits, and freebies. In this interview, get tips on how to write like you, instead of the strange robot you that years of traditional schooling creates. The post 23. Write Like You with Copywriting Boss Tara Bosler appeared first on The Notable Woman.

It's important to make money goals a priority in business for four different reasons - find out why in this episode with guest host Tara Bosler. Tara and her daughter have been working hard to create and meet money goals in their lives and Tara has a great testimony to share with you. IN THIS EPISODE 1:12 Money goals are super important. We pick a number, but often we don't really know why we pick that number. 1:33 There are four things that money goals do: They give you a reason why you want to earn money. When you give your money purpose, it gives your subconscious a reason why you're doing something. 3:44 It helps you to connect to your why. When you're emotionally connected to it, it makes a difference in your feelings towards money. 4:26 Money goals are a great way to come together as a family and a team. Whether it's manifesting together, imagine it's boosting your power together. 5:16 It allows you to connect emotion to that goal when you hit a goal. You have to make sure you strive to hit that goal. Creating a money goal also allows you to celebrate your wins as you reach each goal. 7:48 Tara's process started because she needed a way to explain to her daughter about making money and needing to work. Instead of making it taking time away from her daughter, she made it something that was good for her daughter. They made a chart and set money goals. They decide together what it is that they're going to do together once they hit that money goal. 10:49 Most of our money stories are imprinted before the age of 7. It's amazing to see how together you're learning those things. 12:14 If you don't set money increments that are achievable, you'll experience boredom. Celebrating that abundance allows you to splurge. If you don't stop and celebrate, you'll stop looking for more which puts you in a scarcity mindset. 14:26 If you're getting ready to make goals, start small. Tara celebrated the number of clients at the beginning of making money goals. Find something that you can attach a value to and make a chart of things that you want to celebrate. You'll want to start attaching those things to cash and once you feel that, you can move forward and attach money goals to that. 16:42 Too often people say you don't make any money in the first year of your business, but there is still money coming in and once you have money coming in you need to start working on those money blocks and making monetary goals. You don't have to struggle for the first year of business. Bringing your family into that will give you encouragement and support. They're rooting for you. 19:03 Make it fun. When it's a have to thing, it's not fun. When it's a want to thing, then it becomes fun and changes the energy around the money and the business. [bctt tweet="Money goals are important - find out the four ways they enhance your life now!" username="tonyarineer"] KEY TAKEAWAYS Money goals are super important. There are four things that money goals do. Creating a money goal also allows you to celebrate your wins as you reach each goal. If you don't set money increments that are achievable, you'll experience boredom. Make fulfilling money goals fun. EPISODE RESOURCES How to Manifest More Money This Month Free Money Mindset Training- just in case you're ready to take your profit power to the next level! Hang out with us inside our free Facebook Community- where every day is a party! CONTINUING THE PARTY WITH TARA Bosler Writing website

We’re super excited for you to listen to this episode, we are joined with Tara Bosler of T. Bosler Writing. She’s a copywriter you all, for creatives, just like all of you. We’re super excited for you to learn from Tara and we want you to like, have your ears peeled out because there’s a funny noise in this audio that we’re not going to cut out and I want you to try to guess what it is before she says what it is because to me, it doesn’t sound anything like what it actually is. Suspenseful. Inside this episode, we’re talking about how to be authentic in your writing and how to use your conversations with not only your friends but your clients as Intel to use on the things that you spit out to the world, we’re talking about whether it’s okay or not to be grammatically correct and we get into some details about how to hire a copywriter. I know this sounds simple but Tara breaks it down to make it even better for you inside your business. I can’t wait for you to jump in and start writing some copy. Thank you for listening! Please subscribe, rate and review The Strategy Hour Podcast on iTunes. Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated. For show notes go to thestrategyhour.com. To download the transcript of this episode head to: thestrategyhour.com.

Teaching and empowering others is an important part in leading a movement. Living as a role model means more than just inspiring every day. It means that you are living your life to its fullest while being most aware of who you are and what you need. We won't always be in tune with that, but Tara Bosler has some great tips on understanding how to live in that spot most often.

Having great team members and contractors is essential for every business, which is why in this episode, we get cozy with copywriter Tara Bosler. In addition to having great writing tips, Tara has broken through numerous money mindset blocks and she shares her triumphs with us. Tara is a professional writer who creates awesome content for fellow mom entrepreneurs to free up more shine time for them in their life and biz. She lives in the Greater Philadelphia area with her amazing daughter and crazy dog and is most grateful for hot coffee. IN THIS EPISODE 1:33 Tara shares how she started copywriting for mom entrepreneurs and the journey that led her there. 3:46 Why Tara's so passionate about empowering women. 5:32 You can create a life that is perfect for you and your family as a mom entrepreneur. It's a space where they are re-writing the script on their own terms. I work to support women as they run their businesses. 7:03 Tara's definition of abundance: it's a choice you make and how you choose to see your life. 8:12 How Tara changed her mindset, having to break away from the mindset her parents had and change what she believed about money and abundance. 10: 37 Just because something works once, doesn't mean it will happen all the time. You have to do things in business that resonate with you, not what resonates with everyone else. 11:52 The shift that took place in Tara's life that allowed her to step into abundance. 14:27 There's an art to allowing to let go. Tara sees both in the business owners she works with either in letting go of money or control. 17:04 Tips from Tara on working together with a copywriter and her process in working with clients. 21:00 Tara shares what she would look for in a potential hire and how to feel comfortable hiring a copywriter. 25:38 What super power Tara would have passed down to her younger self and how it would have changed her life. [bctt tweet="Abundance: it's a choice you make and how you choose to see your life. " username="tonyarineer"] KEY TAKEAWAYS Empowering women is what I love to do. - Tara How Tara had to break away from her parents belief and step into abundance. - Tara You have to do things in business that resonate with you, not what resonates with everyone else. - Tara Anyone who decides to outsource in a business, you should. - Tara CONTINUE THE PARTY WITH TARA Tara's website Tara's Facebook page Fun fact about Tara: My first concert was new kids on the block when I was 7 years old. EPISODE RESOURCES Free Money Mindset Training- just in case you're ready to take your profit power to the next level! Hang out with us inside our free Facebook Community- where every day is a party! SHARE THE LOVE! Thanks so much for hanging out with me! Have some feedback you'd love to share? Leave a comment below. Or... if you want your comment or biz question featured on an upcoming episode, leave a voicemail. I'd love to spotlight you! If this episode was valuable, please help by paying it forward and sharing with a friend :-)

Tara Bosler Tara is a single mom and a copywriter for busy mompreneurs who just took the plunge from full-time career to freelancing. This episode is sponsored by Arianna Taboada! Ariana has donated: One Maternity Leave Planning Package (includes a 90-minute session and 45 min follow up) from Arianna Taboada, Maternity Leave Consultant, Retail Value: […]

Tara Bosler is a freelance copywriter.  She launched her business with a 2-year plan and had to squish it into 90 days. Listen as Katie talks with Tara about how she created her business and grew it so quickly. Tara shares the steps she took to grow so quickly and sustain her success.