The Art of the Click by Glenn Fisher

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In this week’s show we interview Glenn Fisher, founder of AllGoodCopy.com, a free online resource for direct response copywriters and marketers. For over a decade, Glenn has worked with Agora, a multi-million pound international financial publisher and now writes on a freelance basis as well as coaching aspiring copywriters. In this interview, Glen delves into the wisdom behind his recent publication ‘The Art of the Click: How to Harness the Power of Direct-Response Copywriting and Make More Sales’, covering a range of topics including:

  • What exactly is copy, and the difference between direct and indirect-response copywriting
  • What experience goes into becoming a successful direct-response copywriter, and why it’s worth taking time to respect your copy- even if you don’t invest in a copywriting specialist
  • How direct-response copywriting is essential when it comes to the success of Google and Facebook Ads
  • The importance of reading and researching the entire way through the copywriting process and how getting inside the subject makes writing so much easier
  • How we can leverage rote learning to learn copywriting
  • The importance of touching emotions in copywriting to sell products
  • The four Ps and Us in copywriting and how they help you produce quality copy
  • The role a headline plays in the efficiency of your ad copy and the other ways you can attract attention to your copy
  • Why you need to get creative with your use of testimonials in your copy
  • The importance of giving users and incentive to make the click, and how clarity is vital in your call to action.
  • Knowing when to stop writing and managing your time.

Want to know more? Buy Glenn’s book ‘The Art of the Click: How to Harness the Power of Direct-Response Copywriting and Make More Sales

Get in touch with Glenn:

Twitter- @allgoodcopy

Email- allgoodcopy@gmail.com

Website- www.theglennfisher.com

As always if you have any questions you can get in touch via Twitter @SeanClark.

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How To Apply A Subscription Model To Any Business with Gabe Weisert

How To Apply A Subscription Model To Any Business with Gabe Weisert

In this week’s show we speak to Gabe Weisert, managing editor of Zuora’s ‘Subscribed’ magazine and co-author of the recently released Subscribed: Why the Subscription Model Will Be Your Company’s Future – and What to Do About It. Gabe has previously written for Yahoo!, Forbes.com, and Andrew Harper’s Hideaway Report. Sean and Gabe discuss a range of topics covered in Gabe’s latest release including:

    • What exactly is the Zuora platform and how it allows businesses to convert their business into a subscription service.
    • How the subscription model can be beneficial to businesses and how even big brands, such as Caterpillar, have adopted this subscription model, as well as why certain subscription businesses haven’t been successful in the past.
    • The key implications on revenue, and what you should be aware of before you embark on the shift towards a subscription business model.
    • How your audience and SLA should be the key focus of your business model.
    • Why the four Ps of marketing (Price, Product and Promotion and Place) might not be as important as they used to be.
    • How the shape of your business and make up of your team will change as you make the shift to a subscription model.
    • The starting blocks for businesses looking to transition to subscription services and how a subscription model is suitable for every business as we transfer from an ‘asset to access’ mindset.

Want to find out more about applying the subscription model to your own business? Buy your copy of Subscribed: Why the Subscription Model Will Be Your Company’s Future – and What to Do About It. You can also take heed of Zuora’s inspiring advice by listening to the Subscribed podcast, or attending one of their global Subscribed conferences.

Get in touch with Gabe via Twitter or LinkedIn.