EPISODE · Feb 21, 2017 · 31 MIN
251: Launch Copywriting: Be Personable, Develop a Buzz Around Your Product, and Succeed with Sarah Grear
from Marketer of the Day with Robert Plank: Get Daily Insights from the Top Internet Marketers & Entrepreneurs Around the World · host Robert Plank
Sarah Grear from SarahGrear.com/robertrules is a copywriter who enjoys creating the "launch stack"... creating a website with landing pages, marketing emails, funnel, opt-in pages, Facebook ads, and more. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=spA4gqoNzLc She explains her copywriting process to us, common mistakes people make when launching their products, and the things you need to know to make your upcoming product launch a huge success. Quotes: “People really respect and admire you for bringing extra value without necessarily saying it and just surprising them.” – Sarah Grear “One thing that I see people do is they assume they know what their customer wants without getting the exact language that their customer would use.” – Sarah Grear “As a copywriter, part of what I do is look at the surveys, ask for the surveys, and find out why people aren't buying their product or why they did buy the product.” – Sarah Grear Takeaways: 01:46 Showing up on camera and being visible can unexpectedly open up professional opportunities. 05:18 Offering additional value beyond your core service can make you stand out in a competitive market. 14:48 Breaking down complex launch campaigns into manageable, time-boxed stages helps maintain clarity and efficiency. 16:29 Batching work and having dedicated production days can significantly improve productivity and client satisfaction. 26:29 Understanding customer language through surveys and direct conversations is crucial for creating compelling marketing copy. Resources: Connect with Sarah Gear on LinkedIn
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