This is the bread and butter, y’all. I mean, I know I might be a tiny bit biased, but branding is THE most important part of your biz because it’s what allows your ideal clients to fall completely in love with you (which makes them wanna’ BUY things).
Tanya Schofield is an author on a mission to bring some love back to the idea of just telling a story. DraftCrafting is that mission. Stories are everywhere, from website copy to airport novels, but good ones? That’s the scarcity she’s going to address on Sunday.
Let’s talk BOUNDARIES. Like, how to say no to people when you *really* don’t want to do something, WHY that strengthens your brand, and what boundaries you should put in place for your biz.
Rose Womelsdorf is the Writin’ Lady-in-Chief over at Rosie the Writerer where she kicks some serious copywriting ass + BONUS – she’s hilarious. She’s sharing her hilariously incorrect copywriting advice, “The Definitive Guide on How to Write Good” in our session and does not disappoint.
I know… I’m interviewing myself… #dorky. But since it’s the very first one EVER, I wanted to give everyone an idea of how it works + some valuable info about stepping up and OWNING your brand while I’m at it!
I cannot even tell you how many questions I get about creating logos for brands, y’all. This video talks through the most common questions I get about design, including when should I start working on design, should you try to DIY your design or hire someone, and so much more.
HECK YES YOU ARE, BABY