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Archives for February 2018

Glass ceilings leave cuts when they break

January 23, 2015. 1 a.m., Mountains of Southern California. I’m sitting on a cooler, sobbing. For the first time, I’ve used my copywriting for evil. I tricked someone. Someone important. They believed everything I said. And now, in a classic be-careful-what-you-wish-for-type scenario, I’m paying for it. Next to me is one of my best friends, a logger named Jesse. Twenty feet in front of me a half-a-dozen drunk military veterans gathered around a fire, laughing and swapping war … [Read more...]

The Copywriter’s Postgame Super Bowl Report

I always watch the Super Bowl with a notebook in hand. The pregame show, the interviews, and yes, of course the commercials… are a masterclass in storytelling. In fact, one of my first blog posts at On Life and Writing was about a Super Bowl ad. And while Tom Brady and the Patriots have created a dynasty on the field, they have failed miserably over the years at storytelling. (Just check out this map that shows unless you live in New England, you likely were thrilled with the outcome … [Read more...]

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I’ve made it one of my missions to find that next generation of superstars…and one of the copywriters I am placing a big bet on is Abbey

After working with some of the best copywriters who have ever lived throughout my career, I came to the realization that it was not a “given” that there would be a next generation of copywriters who understood direct response like their predecessors. I’ve made it one of my missions to find that next generation of… Read more “I’ve made it one of my missions to find that next generation of superstars…and one of the copywriters I am placing a big bet on is Abbey”

Brian Kurtz
Former Executive VP of Boardroom
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Huge, ‘beyond expectation’ wins for some of the most famous names in our industry

Abbey Woodcock is one of my favorite copywriters – both to work with and recommend – for 3 reasons: She has a deep understanding of direct response marketing AND how it fits into modern mediums like social and email. She has a deep understanding of human psychology and how to speak to different markets and… Read more “Huge, ‘beyond expectation’ wins for some of the most famous names in our industry”

Kevin Rogers
Copy Chief
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“The systems she created to hire, train, and evaluate writers are now a daily part of operations.”

Abbey was a key member of my team during a time of explosive growth. I needed to grow my content team and leaned heavily on Abbey to conceptualize, build, implement, test and improve our backend processes. The systems she created to hire, train, and evaluate writers are now a daily part of operations. Writing great… Read more ““The systems she created to hire, train, and evaluate writers are now a daily part of operations.””

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I Will Teach You To Be Rich
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  • Working for a dying print newspaper made me a better digital marketer
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