Claire Pelletreau

Facebook Ad Consultant

Shenee Howard: Confessions of a Worksexual (GPP76)

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Shenee Howard started her business at the tender age of 22. Over the past 7 years, she has worked with hundreds of businesses and built over 30 digital products and classes for women. No, she helps business owners creatively name, explain and profit from the work they love to do.

Shenee’s back on the Get Paid Podcast to talk about being ‘worksexual’, taking a pay cut to pursue a passion project, why branding is like life-coaching, and letting go of income goals.

“When my students write good copy from my scripts, I get a copy boner. And I'm just like, ‘Oh you did that? What a sentence.’” — Shenee HowardClick To Tweet

From the Archives: Shenee Howard in 2016

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Shenee Howard interview

Brand strategy and brand copy is incredibly important for our businesses. Our brand image, design, logo, as well as the copy we produce can often send subliminal messages to our readers, clients, and potential customers about who we are, what we do, and why they should work with us. In today’s episode, I talk with Brand Copy Strategist Shenee Howard about her view points on brand copy, style, strategy, and chemistry. Shenee, in my opinion, has become famous for her awesome email newsletters and GIFs. She also gets incredibly intimate with me about her business – from what drove her to become a successful entrepreneur to setbacks and doubts she has had over the course of her career as well as a few future aspirations she is looking to dive into!

.@heyshenee: “There’s more pressure to do well when you’ve had #success from the beginning.”

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Maggie Patterson: A Business Breakup (GPP75)

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Maggie started her first business at the age of seven and has been setting up small businesses ever since. A communications strategist with more than 20 years of experience, Maggie has made a career of working in and running small businesses. While she’s worked with some of the world’s biggest brands, she’s always rooted for the scrappy underdog.

Maggie owns Small Business Boss and Scoop Studios, where she helps small to mid-sized companies reach business goals through compelling content. Now she’s back on the Get Paid Podcast for this week’s episode of Where Are They Now, to talk about how her business has evolved since we last spoke in 2015.

“I don't think there's a problem with an info product business, but I think too many service business owners don't maximize the potential of their business before they consider courses. ” — Maggie PattersonClick To Tweet

From the Archives: Maggie Patterson in 2015

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Maggie Patterson on The Get Paid PodcastCopywriting, guest blogging, storytelling . . . if it has anything to do with writing the words that’ll make you money, Maggie Patterson and her micro-marketing agency can handle it. But why did Maggie leave her cushy, well-paying corporate clients behind to roll the dice with an online business? And what does a business that provides SO many services actually look like?

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Racheal Cook: Where Are They Now (GPP74)

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Racheal Cook is an award-winning business strategist who believes entrepreneurship doesn’t have to be so complicated. Over the last decade, she’s helped thousands of women entrepreneurs design predictably profitable businesses without the hustle and burnout.

And this week, she’s back on the Get Paid Podcast to talk to listeners about life-proofing her business, comparisonitis, and replacing webinars with ecosystems.

“Instead of trying to push everybody into like a funnel, where if they don't enter at the right point they’ll never hear about the offer. I've been building it like an ecosystem.” - Racheal CookClick To Tweet