How to Write Great Copy for Your Business with Kevin Rogers
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Today we'll be breaking down how to write great copy for your business. To drop these value bombs, I brought to Kevin Rogers in the EOFIR studios. Kevin is the founder of Company Chief, a community of direct response copywriters and entrepreneurs, where everyone works and grows together on active campaigns. In today's Foundation, we'll talk about the three critical components of any piece of copy. We'll talk about stories. We're gonna be talking about balancing with human elements and oh so much more. And a big thank you for watching today's episode goes to Kevin and our sponsors. DTC Pod, hosted by Ramon Barrios and Blaine Bolis, is brought to you by the HubSpot Podcast Network, the audio destination for business professionals. DTC Pod is a podcast about all things direct to consumer. Ramon and Blaine cover everything from starting, growing, and optimizing e commerce stores in DTC brands. If you're interested in the stories behind your favorite consumer brands, brands, this podcast is for you. One recent episode on how the best brands are built is a must listen. Listen to DTC Pod wherever you get your podcasts.
Yeah. Kevin, say what's up to Fire Nation and share something that you believe about becoming successful that most people disagree with. That is a great question, John. And it's great to be back. Um here it is, you ready for this? I believe Making plans.
Beyond one year. It's not only Foolish. It can be disruptive. It's so funny you use the word foolish because as you were saying that, I was like, that's foolish. You literally said the word foolish, which isn't super common of a word. So I love it. We're already on the same page, copy wise.
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