The copywriting space is booming, but with so many writers from a ton of different industries moving into it, it's more important than ever before to set ourselves apart. Creating a personality for our brand is a great way to do that, but how can we make sure it still feels authentic to who we are?
Assuming a character helps keep us top of mind for our clients, but it's only effective when it fits in with our existing personalities. Is there a way to strike a balance between the two?
What can we do to ensure our work is a true reflection of us, our personalities, and our quirks?
In this episode, Co-Founder of The Copywriter Club and self-proclaimed Copy Chef, Kira Hug shares how to build a business by being unique.
Three Things You’ll Learn in This Episode
Guest Bio-
Kira Hug is a conversion copywriter who specializes in personality-driven launch copy. She also helps business owners package their ‘weird’ and figure out their brand strategy following her signature Weird Trifecta Framework™.
In a previous life, Kira was an art major (yep) and ended up working with global brands like Estee Lauder Companies. She also led the marketing team for startups like ActionableBooks.com and global health nonprofits (what up, glaucoma and breastfeeding).
Today, Kira refers to herself as a Copy Chef (she dresses the part!), and she leads a team of multiple copywriters in a flex micro-agency focused on personality-driven sales copy for course, membership, and product launches.
Kira is also the Co-Host of The Copywriter Club Podcast and Co-Founder of The Copywriter Club, an online community focused on helping copywriters go from struggling freelancers to fully-booked business owners making $200K+ in their businesses.
Kira currently lives in Washington, DC with her partner, 2 kids, and pet Snowball.
To find out more, go to:
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