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Setting boundaries with clients can feel risky, because you don’t want to scare them off (or their money)! But setting boundaries can serve you AND your client more than any other action you can take as a writing business owner. In this episode, you'll learn how.

Does your writing business—and the clients you serve—leave you feeling appreciated? This is a huge key to running a writing business that feels sustainable and exciting. When you feel appreciated, you’ll enjoy your work even more, and be able to do your best for your clients. In this episode, Jessi and Marie talk about building a writing business where you feel appreciated.

Do you serve any client who will pay? Are you worried that niching down in your writing business will prevent you from making as much? In this episode, we’re here to talk up the benefits of getting focused on a specific audience target.

Does your writing business have an offer strategically designed to keep you in your zone of genius AND fill your clients’ needs? This episode is Part 1 in a new 7-part series on Creating a STABLE Writing Business. Today, Marie talks about building a strategic writing business, with particular focus on your offers.

Meet a professional writer who specializes in conversion copy. We’re thrilled to welcome Aaron Wrixon back to the show for a copywriting deep dive. Tune in to learn what conversion copy is, how to write copy ethically, and how it has changed over time.

Is it possible to run a 6-figure copywriting business without exhausting yourself or charging a heart attack-inducing amount per project? YES! Today, our special guest Aaron Wrixon tells us how.

Do you want to run a solo writing business? Or have you considered expanding into a team?  During this episode, Jessi + Marie talk all about the lessons learned from their journey of having and growing a team of writers—and how you can do the same!

Marketing, sales, and networking are all parts of running a writing business. How can introverts survive? Being an introverted business owner can come with some challenges, but it also imbues you with a lot of strengths. We wanted to bring on our favorite expert in introverted business ownership, Casey Lightbody, to talk about those strengths.

The content you write for an audience should be flexible, but template-able. It should be able to speak to different subsets or nuances of an audience, but not spread yourself too thin. So… how do you do it? Tune in to today's episode and learn more about writing for sub-audiences!

A strong business is built on stability. North Star has experienced both Feast and Famine, and we’ve learned over time  ‘yes’ isn’t always the best answer. Instead, we structure our business around having “enough,” rather than “too much.” This allows us to create more predictability in our workload, making it easier to manage the varying demands of our clients. It also creates stability, preventing the never-ending Feast or Famine cycle. So... how do you do it? In this episode Jessi will tell you how!

In this week's episode, we have guest Laura Sprinkle, an affiliate partnerships strategist who specializes in working with digital course and membership creators. Over the past 4 years, her relationship-based approach to partner programs has helped everyone from budding entrepreneurs to seven-figure industry leaders garner more than $25 million in partner revenues. Tune in to this episode to learn more about how writers can create affiliate content for their clients and use it in their own business.

Welcome to the Copywriter Collaborative! When we first started this podcast, we were speaking to CEOs. But fairly quickly we realized that who we really wanted to talk to were our peers: copywriters and content creators! Now our name, intro, outro, and branding matches who this podcast is truly for… you! We’re here to share our stories, our expertise, our mistakes, and our insights to help you achieve personal and professional success in the copywriting industry. So if you’re a copywriter, content creator, or content strategist, stay tuned.