BOW 099 – Adam Hunt: Comedic Conversion Writing
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Adam Hunt is a TV Producer turned Copywriter who specializes in comedic copywriting. He says there’s an art to writing jokes that work for brands – and a
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BOW 092 – Jacqueline Burns: Publishing Books That Sell Millions
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Jacqueline Burns was commissioning editor at Random House and Editorial Director at HarperCollins. There she edited classics such as Men are from Mars; Women are from Venus, Who
BOW 090 – Sharon Hurley Hall: Shifting Focus In Your Writing Career
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Sharon Hurley Hall is an anti-racism writer, a professional B2B writer and blogger, and co-host of The Introvert Sisters podcast. She holds Masters degrees in both media and
BOW 088 – Athena Dixon: Getting Your Poetry and Prose Published
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Athena Dixon is a poet, essayist, and editor. She is the author of The Incredible Shrinking Woman and No God in This Room. Her work also appears in
BOW 087 – Rebecca Otis Leder: Cold Outreach Done Right
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Rebecca Otis Leder founded an award-winning blog, TheRebeccammendations® in 2009, as well as a marketing consulting company for small businesses, startups, and nonprofits.
Rebecca has shared her career development,
BOW 086 – Mike Abramov: A Holistic Approach To Copywriting
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Mike Abramov is a direct response copywriter and consultant based in Los Angeles, California.
He's written for industry titans like Agora, PaleoHacks, The Dig Agency, NativePath, and Organifi – and
BOW 084 – Bonnie Caton: Writing Your Way Around The World
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Bonnie Caton is an in-house copywriter at AWAI — The American Writers and Artists Institute – where she helps AWAI provide copywriting training for over 250,000 writers.
Before her time at
BOW 074 – Sophie Littlefield: Shame, Grit, and Fixing Your Money Problems
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SHAME! According to novelist Sophie Littlefield, it’s at the root of most of your money problems.
Sophie is an award-winning author who the New York Times calls a “writing
BOW 073 – Shelly Ellis: The Nuts and Bolts of Publishing Novels
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Shelly Ellis has built an incredible career out of writing and publishing fiction novels. Contrary to the path many writers take, she actually started with a publishing house,
BOW 071 – Lara Lillibridge: Publishing Your Fiction Work
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Despite the whimsical nature of the genre, there’s a strategy behind writing and publishing great fiction, and Lara Lillibridge has got a plan.
Lara is the author of four