TCC Podcast #314: Brand Strategy, Building Momentum in Business, and Doing Things that Scare You with Liv Steigrad - a podcast by Kira Hug and Rob Marsh

Liv Steigrad is our guest on the 314th episode of The Copywriter Club Podcast. Liv is a copywriter and brand messaging strategist with a psychology and sociolinguistic background. She helps her clients create powerful brands through her B.R.A.V.E framework, and in this episode, she breaks down how copywriters can use it to build their own brands.Here’s how the conversation went:

Does a psychology degree help in being a better copywriter?How to get better at voice of customer research.
Making friends as an adult and applying the same techniques in networking.How to prepare and execute things that are terrifying.
The one habit you need to build to gain momentum in your business and life.Do you have a definition of success? And is it really true to you?
What is a brand story and why does it matter?How to envision big goals and create your ideal day.
The balance between a full-time job and a full-time business.What you need to take advantage of while you’re working a full-time job.
What is brand strategy and how in-depth does it get?How to make microcopy both functional and filled with brand personality.
The B.R.A.V.E framework – How to apply it for your personal brand.Why brand strategy is essential and how to communicate its value to prospects.
Where are most copywriters struggling with UX?BE BOTHERED – How this simple phrase will help boost your business.
The two business lessons Liv learned from gymnastics.When your mindset wavers… Remember this.

Hit play to listen to the episode.The people and stuff we mentioned on the show:
The Copywriter Think TankKira’s website
Rob’s websiteLiv's website
The Copywriter Club Facebook GroupThe Copywriter Underground
Free month of Brain.FMEpisode 118
Episode 187Episode 215
Jenn's website

Full Transcript:Kira Hug:  When's the last time you felt bothered by something? Doesn't matter if we're talking about client acquisition or friendship, which we actually talk about a good amount in this episode, because let's face it, friendship is hard as an adult. It pays in multiple ways to be bothered, to speak up, and to show you care for the clients and friends in your business and life. And today's guest knows a lot about not only being a great friend but also about how to be brave in business and life. This branding strategist isn't afraid to terrify herself on a regular basis. This could look like stepping on a stage to do spoken word poetry, or doing a backflip, or traveling in a foreign country alone, or even building a business that's different from everyone else's business. In today's episode of The Copywriter Club podcast, you are in for a treat with brand strategist, gymnast, and all-around brave copywriter Liv Steigrad.

Rob and I have had the luck of getting to know Liv in our Think Tank Mastermind and every time I spend time with her, I feel inspired to be more brave in my own business and life. Stay tuned because you won't want to miss this conversation. All right, so today I have a special co-host. I'm really excited to chat through this episode with Jenn Jouhseik, a personality-driven copywriter, and brand storyteller, and an incredible email copywriter as well. I know we don't want to give you three titles Jenn, but I feel like I have to mention email because you are a prolific email writer as well. So Jenn, thanks for being with me to talk through this episode. I appreciate it.

Jenn Jouhseik:  Of course. So happy to be here.Kira Hug:  All right, so before we start to talk and dissect this conversation, I just want to mention that, of course, the podcast is sponsored by The Think Tank, which is our Mastermind Program. And Jenn, you are a member of The Think Tank. So I'm just going to ask you a question about it. From your experience, what has been the biggest benefit to your business from being in a Ma...

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