TCC Podcast #133: Symphonic Copywriting with Doug Pew - a podcast by Kira Hug and Rob Marsh

Copywriter Doug Pew is our guest for the 133rd episode of The Copywriter Club Podcast. Kira and Rob talked to Doug about his transition from composer of melodies to composer of sales email sequences and a whole lot more. Although he’s only been at his copywriting business for about a year, he’s found traction by connecting with the right mentors and bringing his past experience into his approach towards marketing. We talked to Doug about:
•  how he went from university professor to copywriter•  what Kira needs to do to become a music professor—it’s not easy
•  the impact of losing the only job he ever wanted and the mindset adjustments he’s made•  the importance of mentors when you take on copywriting as a career
•  how what he learned as a composer that apply to copywriting•  his MAESTRO framework for copywriting
•  the importance of stories and what it takes to find them•  the challenges of getting started as a new copywriter
•  why you should aspire to be in a category of one•  his favorite composer story and how it applies to what you’re doing today

If you want to know how to make your copy more musical, get this episode in your earbuds. To do that, click the play button below, or download it to your favorite podcast app. Or you can scroll down for a full transcript. 
The people and stuff we mentioned on the show:Note: since we recorded this episode, Doug has changed his website from SymphoicCopywriting to RockStarCopywriting. Links have been updated but the audio file has not.
David GarfinkelRay Edwards
Presence by Amy CuddyBrian Kurtz
MAESTRO formulaToscanini
Book Yourself Solid by Michael PortJason Resnick
Jeff Walker’s Product Launch FormulaFree chapters of doug’s book
Doug’s websiteKira’s website
Rob’s websiteThe Copywriter Club Facebook Group
The Copywriter UndergroundIntro: Content (for now)
Outro: Gravity 
Full Transcript:Transcript and graphic coming soon...

  

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