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Ali Edgar Copywriter | Sales Page | Email | Launch | Website Copywriter
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Copy that pushes the brain\'s buy button | Creator of The NeuroCopy™️ Framework | Marketing geek (OK, geek generally)

Ali Edgar Copywriter
If I haven't mentioned this already, I love copy c If I haven't mentioned this already, I love copy coaching. It's where you get to work with me and brainstorm as we write together (and side benny is that you kick your copy skills up a notch). Recently Sydney (Automation Expert) from Creativebliss.co and I got together with a copy coaching session. It was so much fun! (side note: Sydney is awesome if you're looking for help with automations). Thanks so much for you kind words. @itssydneylynn, absolutely loved working with you 💜
Just got off a copy coaching call with the Mavens Just got off a copy coaching call with the Mavens at Prolific Cafe (yasss! 🤩), stood up and realised I’m technically still in my pjs. I give you the work from home/anchorman mullet: business up top, pjs and ugg boots under the desk. 😆 P.s. if you’re a female entrepreneur looking for THE most supportive marketing and biz strategy community around, Prolific Cafe is the place for you. Click the link in my bio to find out more.
One for the parents who work from home... today I' One for the parents who work from home... today I'm finishing up a sales page I'm SO excited to hand over to an amazing client of mine (I'm pretty damn proud of it)⁠ ⁠ And both kids are home sick. Child #1 legit seemed sick this morning. We weren't convinced their sibling was being 100% honest about their symptoms until we got a phone call from school (OK, we still weren't convinced).⁠ ⁠ Fast forward a few hours later with no TV and no screens and they're giggling and fighting (Sick? I think not.). Hubby checks with me if he should head out and do the grocery shopping. I said yes because I thought it would be fine...⁠ ⁠ I'm on a roll, door closed, airpods on, in the middle of recording a Loom video to hand over the sales page (love Loom), when I hear a scream and crying. Child #1 has hit the other child (accidentally depending on who you talk to) in the mouth with a didgeridoo. Yes, you read that right.⁠ ⁠ 5 minutes later I returned to my office after dealing with the fallout (I may have been a bit cranky at that stage). Child #1 starts to feel very unwell again, has a huge meltdown and needs some support. Naturally by this stage I was quite skeptical about the illness but after a cuddle and a chat it seems legit.⁠ ⁠ I have no words. Is it too early for wine?
That feeling when you let go of something that's b That feeling when you let go of something that's been taking up too much brain space... Y'know, when I first started my business I felt like I had to do everything myself. I was on a budget and as an ex-food blogger I know how to build websites. So I did it all: website design and build, social media marketing, bookkeeping, day-to-day admin (there must be more on the list I've missed because it feels like a lot). Over the years I've realised that there are things that I don't love to do. In fact, they actually drained my energy. So I've uplevelled, getting help from some awesome 'who's'*: - Virtual Assistant - Bookkeeper - Logo and website design - Automation expert So why am I excited? Because I now have one more amazing human helping me, this time with my social media strategy. Yep, even though I'm a copywriter, I was constantly thinking, "I should be posting more on social media" and "what should I post this week?". That s**t was taking up valuable real estate in my brain (blergh). With this amazing unicorn's help, that load is off my mind. That allows me more space to focus on what I love to do (those things that light me up about what I do). So if there are things you're doing that make you feel depleted, it’s totally worth it to find the right Who to help you. Because ultimately, it makes you even better at what you do. *Who - I recently read the book 'Who not how' along with the Mavens at Prolific Cafe (thank you @pattydominguez_ ). This book is a MUST if you're a "I have to do everything" kinda entrepreneur.
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