If you've been hearing about Confident Copy Live and wondering whether it's the right next step for your practice, this episode is for you. Anna pulls back the curtain on exactly what the program is, why she created it, who it's designed for, and—just as importantly—who it isn't for. Rather than a sales pitch, this conversation is meant to help you make an informed decision about your marketing.
Anna also shares how the program has evolved alongside today's changing marketing landscape, why she believes copywriting is a lifelong business skill, and how the right marketing foundation can continue serving you long after your website is published. Whether you're considering joining this cohort or simply curious about the philosophy behind Confident Copy, this episode offers an inside look at the program and the transformation it's designed to create.
1️⃣ Why Confident Copy was created—and why learning the skill of copywriting is more valuable than simply having someone write your website.
2️⃣ Who gets the best results from Confident Copy, and who may be better served by a different next step.
3️⃣ What you'll build inside the program, from your niche and website copy to a long-term marketing strategy.
4️⃣ How Confident Copy has evolved to help therapists market effectively in today's AI-driven, increasingly competitive landscape.
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Marketing Therapy is the podcast where therapists learn how to market their private practices without burnout, self-doubt, or sleazy tactics. Hosted by Anna Walker, a marketing coach, strategist, and founder of Walker Strategy Co—each episode brings you clear, grounded advice to help you attract the right-fit, full-fee clients and grow a practice you feel proud of.
Hey, hey, welcome back to the show.
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:Today's episode is pulling back the
curtain on everything you need to
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:know about our Confident Copy Live
program and enrollment as we head
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:Now, today is August 3rd, if you're
listening in real time, and doors are
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:going to be opening on August 5th.
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:So just a couple of days after our free
workshop, The Perfectly Fine Website
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:Problem, we'll be opening up enrollment
to Confident Copy Live, and the doors
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:So we have essentially a week here,
and the reason that I do this episode,
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:I've actually gotten really fantastic
feedback from folks who have decided
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:to join Confident Copy or decided
not to because of these episodes.
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:This is not a sales episode.
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:This is simply giving you an
understanding of what Confident Copy
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:is, why I created it, who it's for,
who it's not for the results you
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:can expect, how and when to join.
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:The reason I do this is to help
you understand if this is the
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:right next step or if it's not.
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:To me, both of those are a win.
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:So whether it's a yes, I'm gonna
jump in this week, amazing, or it's
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:To me, if that happens, then
this episode was a success.
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:So if you have been hearing me talk about
Confident Copy Live in the last couple of
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the first time, and you're just wondering,
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:"Could this be the right fit for me?"
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:Then buckle up.
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:Like I said, this is just an informational
episode to equip you with the information
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:you need in order to make a wise
decision for your practice, okay?
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:Now, the August enrollment of Confident
Copy Live is your last chance to join with
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:live support until next year, which is
crazy to even think about,:
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, and this is the last one of:
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be wrapping up right before the
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:Christmas holiday, and then there
will be opportunities next year.
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coaching and weekly calls and real-time
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this is going to be your round.
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:Now, the program itself
isn't going anywhere.
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in its self-study form at any time.
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:So this is only for those who are
interested in that live experience
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:that we offer twice per year.
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:And again, doors opening
August 5th, closing the 13th.
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:We're gonna have a live kickoff call
together on Monday the 24th of August, so
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Monika, our coach, the other folks that
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:you have joined your cohort with, and
then we'll begin our weekly calls, which
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:So that's kind of what to expect as far
as kind of timing and things like that.
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:Now let's go back a little bit.
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:Why the heck does Confident Copy exist?
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:Especially Confident Copy Live, right?
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:Now, Confident Copy turns five
next month, so it has been around
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:for nearly five years, but I still
remember exactly where I was when I
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led me to create this back in:
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:At that time, I had been writing
website copy for therapists for years.
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coming to me, knowing that they needed to
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:uplevel what was said on their website,
and they were getting amazing results.
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:I was hearing from my clients that they
were getting those right fit clients.
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:They were raising their fees.
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:They were really gaining traction in their
marketing as a result of what we did.
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therapists how to write their own
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then it would mean that they didn't
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:They would walk away with a skill,
with something they could use forever.
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:So every time their niche evolved,
or every time they decided they
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every time they decided they wanted
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whatever that might be, they had a
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:They had a toolbox So it's one reason
I feel very, very strongly about
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a clinician last week.
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our WSC studio for done-for-you
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:website copywriting, which we still
offer, or joining Confident Copy,
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:and he asked me, "So is this really
lifetime access, or am I gonna have
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:I believe very, very firmly that
when you decide to join Confident
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a toolbox you can come back to.
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Confident Copy students that they do that.
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two, three, five years later.
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that we've made and can really
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practice they find themselves in now.
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day one, this repeatable strategy, a
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behind effective copy in order to
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confidence in their marketing.
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back in:
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post-pandemic times.
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landscape shift a little bit.
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they knew they needed a website, and
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they really ended up with kind of
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boring, clinical language, and I just
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quite frankly, underselling themselves.
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changed here in:
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all year here on the podcast.
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shopping around more.
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by that pandemic-era urgency of, "I
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are available to them.
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shifted yet again.
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age of, you know, robotic AI machines.
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raised, whether they, quite frankly,
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remains the most effective fuel for a
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we help you build in Confident Copy.
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talk about what you do, if you
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people to a website that actually
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then you're gonna get traction, and
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aiming to equip you with.
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:Now, because we've seen things change,
the curriculum has changed accordingly.
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to our SEO strategy, for instance.
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round around how to write FAQs for AI,
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living program so that when things
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curriculum represents that, right?
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Confident Copy, again, whether it's the
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self-study at any time, they're getting
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now, not outdated stuff from:
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:Now, Confident Copy is
called Confident Copy.
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:It is a copy program.
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:You are going to learn how to write,
because we know that the words in your
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factor behind pretty much everything.
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search engines and AI surface you,
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:But Confident Copy is also
a lot more than that, right?
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:It's a niching program.
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:It's a positioning program.
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:It's a confidence program.
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:I named Confident Copy intentionally.
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:It's about helping you put your
work into words, understand your
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infuse that into your marketing.
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:The cool thing is that the byproduct
of Confident Copy is not just copy.
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it's who you're speaking to,
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that that's what happens for them.
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:Yes, absolutely, we hear from folks that
they got right fit clients or that they
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but also that they feel better about their
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value, that they're showing up to consults
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:All of those things stem from
understanding what it is that you bring
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:to the table, how to put that into words,
who you're speaking to, and those are all
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:Now, just like you are the right fit for
some therapy clients and not the right
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:Confident Copy is not right for
everyone, and like I said, this
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you're someone that it's right for.
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fit for Confident Copy?
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:Right now, when I look at the folks
that are getting the most out of this
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:There's a little bit of grit in
our most successful students.
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:They are committed to the
practice that they're building.
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:They recognize that there's work involved.
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:They're willing to get a
little bit uncomfortable.
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or implement something new, there's
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building and flexing new muscles.
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gym, right, and start working those
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their practice and taking action.
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building, and they're committed to it.
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:They view Confident Copy as a lever they
can pull, as an investment they can make
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Confident Copy on its own is not
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because of Confident Copy, they know what
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can return to, and then they know
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building on top of the foundation
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:The best fit for Confident Copy
live, in particular, are also going
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:So jump into this program if you're
going to raise your hand on a
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or jump into the Facebook group,
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wants to come camera on in the
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face-to-face, that's perfectly fine.
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point is that you lean into the support.
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getting the most out of this program
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:right now, they understand that their
marketing matters more than ever, and
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:This is not a one-time box that you check.
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here at Marketing Therapy.
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that they're going to have to stay in
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strong foundation for, and that's
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we help you build that.
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out of this program are the people who
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engine, that that's that long-term part of
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are, how long they've been in practice
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actually not a ton of consistency there.
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have never had a website before.
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practice versus an established one.
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along you are in your practice
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attitude toward marketing, your
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building, success in private practice,
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play, especially in this market.
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you have the right strategy, it gets
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and that's what we're all about.
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to put you under real financial
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it is always okay to wait.
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and worry because you joined this.
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converting high quality, right fit
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from folks, "Oh, your website really
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you is a fantastic fit, awesome.
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like a fueling issue.
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and the foundation we build in Confident
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to add a little more fuel to that,
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a fuel problem, and there are other
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traffic to your website.
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more into networking.
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for that engine building process.
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won't surprise you, if you're
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magic pill, switch on and off thing.
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do what is asked for you, and then
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not how the market works right now.
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that investment, but Confident Copy
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a long-term success as you do that.
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passive templates or you just wanna drop
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you're not gonna like it very much here.
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actually clarifying your niche,
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hacks and the, and the shortcuts.
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clarity and for confidence and for
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is probably the right place for you.
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love hearing from our clients that
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and getting right-fit clients and
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love watching our students walk
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confidence in the work that they do.
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so often our students don't expect to get.
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as people reflect on their Confident
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expect to learn so much about
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a marketer, but as a clinician."
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words that capture the beauty and the
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that truly connects with the people
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to see our students experience.
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Confident Copy, you're gonna be
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but namely, a clear and compelling
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be memorable, you need to be
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high-functioning women with anxiety.
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and that's what we're gonna do here.
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strategic and authentic copy
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pages, intensive pages, method pages.
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supervision, immigration evaluations.
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page of your website you're
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to fill your practice?
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the most of it, so we're
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know what to do as you move on.
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Copy," wipe your hands and off you
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energy in rebuilding what we call
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Confident Copy late last year to reflect
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which is a brand-new AI-based tool that's
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really equipping you, like I said, with
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away with that confidence, right?
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work in consults, in networking,
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find you or interact with you.
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media, into your blogging,
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hundreds of students that have gone
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this point, some incredible wins, right?
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within six months of launching
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getting on consults where people say,
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for me," or, "Your website spoke to me."
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easier networking conversations, I
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when marketing feels like a natural
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to do, instead of something you
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that, and I just love seeing that
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modules of Confident Copy on our program
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in Confident Copy you go from, "I
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whether that's your niche or your copy
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send people to a website knowing
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writing, so the home page, the
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methods that I talked about.
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we round out with mapping your marketing.
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is then layered on top of this.
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group that's exclusive to your cohort.
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coaching and feedback on your niche,
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if you prefer that format or
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what we call hot seats.
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chance to be reviewed every week, and
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can listen in on so that you also
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clinics, which is just another
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your copy and give you feedback.
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for connection and feedback as you
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that process I just talked about.
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of Confident Copy Live.
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Live the standard version.
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your own copy with all that
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Confident Copy Plus.
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in Confident Copy Live plus
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then four 30-minute one-on-ones with me.
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about the, the process, orienting you to
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understanding of one another, of your
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calls with me throughout the life
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down and brainstorm your niche.
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whatever it is that you're working on.
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have what's called a VIP review.
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us, and you're gonna get an in-depth
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written, up to five different
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of CC Plus, then we build and
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of the best things ever.
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handful of CC Plus students from
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peeked at one of those homepages today.
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we've, we've supported in the past.
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to take the copy that you write in
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support from me, and then we take it,
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for you, CC Plus is right for you.
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our new brand styling service, so that
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figure out the colors and the fonts
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of course, take into the rest of your
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consistent visual presence as well.
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:So we have CC Standard, the kind
of regular Confident Copy Live
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that means that you're interacting with
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three spots for that this round.
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:That's gonna be great if design
has been holding you back
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:All right, let's talk pricing so
that you understand what investment
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you decide this is the right fit.
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:Confident Copy is available for a
one-time enrollment of $2,497, or we have
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payments of $647 or six payments of $447.
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into Confident Copy Plus, again,
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one-on-ones, the review, the done
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:That's $7,297.
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:Or the four payments of
$1,827, six payments of $1,217.
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:Lots of numbers there.
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:You're gonna be able to find those
on our program page when doors open
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:on the fifth, so don't feel like
you have to memorize all of that.
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:But at the top level, Confident
Copy Standard, $2,497,
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:Confident Copy Plus, $7,297.
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:And like I said, just three
spots available for CC Plus.
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:As I mentioned before, if enrolling would
create financial strain or stress for you,
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create anxiety or add more
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:So if right now is not the
right fit, that is okay.
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:There are going to be opportunities
to join in the new year.
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:Now, if you were to hire myself, my
team to write your copy for you, that
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:service is currently forty-five hundred.
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:If we're writing and designing and
styling your website the way that we
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:will be for the CC plus folks that is
an over nine thousand dollar investment.
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:So we know CC is a fraction of that, and
it's a skill you get to keep forever.
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:I love data and numbers.
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:You likely know that by now
if you've been listening to
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:If you are wondering about the investment
for you based on your session fee and how
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:often you see your clients, we have a free
ROI calculator, walkerstrategyco.com/roi.
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:Go to that, put in your session fee,
how often you see your clients, which
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:version of Confident Copy you're
considering, and you'll be able to
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:see there how many clients you need
in order to make back your investment.
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:Okay?
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:But that's important to know
and understand your numbers.
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:Now, we do have some really
incredible bonuses this round.
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:We're always looking at ways
to improve and optimize the
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:curriculum to make it easier, more
effective, more efficient for you.
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:And we have over two thousand
dollars in bonuses here this round.
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:We are releasing Callie three point oh.
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:She is the updated version
of our AI copy coach.
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:This is so much different than going to
ChatGPT or Claude, which she's now built
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:This is actually a skill or a custom
GPT, depending on which platform
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:you're using, that is trained on the CC
program in particular and is designed
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:to serve as a supplement and a coach
for you, not a replacement copywriter.
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:Please, no matter if you join
Confident Copy or not, do not
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:Use Callie if you jump in to guide
you and support you and improve your
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:copy without losing the very human
touch that is required right now.
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:So we have Callie 3.0.
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:She's undergone a huge
update since our last round.
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:Nellie 2.0.
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:Nellie is your niche coach.
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:Okay, so Callie's gonna help you
write your copy, but before that,
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:you're gonna meet Nellie, who is
also now available on Claude 2.0.
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:I've made some incredible updates
to her based on our last cohort, so
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:In addition to that, we have
our therapist DIY brand kit.
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:Everyone's gonna get access to that
because of the way that we're seeing
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:branding and a cohesive visual
presence really driving conversions
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:when you have great copy as well.
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:So the therapist DIY
brand kit's available.
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:I mentioned we are releasing a
new bonus around FAQ strategy.
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:So this is a new interview with Kristin
Papa, who is a CC alumni and also
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:a now clinical SEO studio owner who
specializes in SEO for therapists.
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:We have a training now cited by S- cited
by AI, the specialty page FAQ strategy.
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:You have access to that and the
coordinating workshop that's going to
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:support all of your specialty pages We're
now offering a website mini launch guide.
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:If you're coming into Confident Copy
with no website or with a really subpar
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:website, we're gonna show you, after
you write your homepage, how to do
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:a little mini launch, a soft launch,
if you will, of your website so that
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:you can get something out there while
you finish the rest of the site.
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:That's a brand-new addition.
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:We're also offering
accountability partner matching.
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:The value of just being together
right now is greater than ever, right?
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:So you can choose, you don't have
to, but when you enroll, you can
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:choose to sign up to be matched
with an accountability partner.
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:That'll be matched based on how you
prefer to work with an accountability
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:partner, your niches, your locations,
how frequently you desire to meet.
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:We're gonna look at all of that, and
then we match you with either one or two
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:other CC students to stay connected with,
whether that's Zoom chats or texting or
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:Facebook Messenger, whatever's easiest
for you and whatever you guys decide on.
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:We also offer 50% off our
Squarespace templates.
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:So if you know that you need
something to make it really easy
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:and also really beautiful to put
your Confident Copy into practice,
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:our templates can help you do that.
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:They're built on the same framework
as Confident Copy in order to make
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:it as easy as possible to plug and
play that new website of yours.
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:We're offering four bonus copy clinics.
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:So rather than just once a
month, we're actually doing
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every single month to get eyes on your
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:We have our CC alumni community, which
you'll be invited to after you graduate
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:from Confident Copy, a place to stay
connected, ask questions, get feedback,
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:all of that as you move on from the
program We also, of course, have our
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you've been around here on Marketing
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:Therapy this year, you've heard.
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additional questions about your
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:marketing after you graduate.
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:You can hop on over to that form
any time after you graduate.
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:Tell me what it is that you're thinking
about for a chance to be answered on
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:one of our monthly check-in sessions.
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:If you decide to jump in at the
pay-in-full price, you also qualify
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:for an extra bonus, and that
is called Fee Setting Success.
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:This is a mini course by the
incredible Audrey Schoen.
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:If you don't know her, she's a fully
booked clinician at four hundred…
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:I believe she's currently at
four hundred-plus-a-session.
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:It's her process on how to set
fees, determine them, and also
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:So that's a bonus fee if you decide
to jump in on that pay-in-full price.
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:All right.
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:That's everything you need
to know about Confident Copy.
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:So again, our free workshop, The Perfectly
Fine Website Problem, is on August fifth.
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:That's Wednesday if you're
listening in real time.
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:Doors are gonna open that day.
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:They will close August
thirteenth at eleven fifty-nine
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:Then we'll have that live kickoff
call on August twenty-fourth.
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:If you're not able to join, that's okay.
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:There will be a replay.
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:But we'd love for you
to join us live there.
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:And then our weekly coaching calls begin.
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:Those are on Thursdays
at eleven AM Eastern.
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:As soon as you jump in, you're gonna get
immediate access to the curriculum, so
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:you have, you know, up to two weeks to dig
in, start poking around, start the process
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:before our coaching actually begins.
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:So that's a great way for you to get
prepared before we begin working together.
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:If you want to enroll,
walkerstrategyco.com/cc.
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:That's that program page I mentioned.
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:You're gonna see the options to
enroll all of the payment plans
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:available there later this week.
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:But you can get all of the information
regarding the curriculum and
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:things like that there right now.
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:If you are on the fence, if you are
not sure, if you're wondering about
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Copy Plus, please reach out to us.
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:We are committed, and I mean committed,
to telling you if Confident Copy
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:is right or not right for you.
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:I probably tell about half the folks
that reach out that, "Hey, I don't think
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:this is the best next step for you."
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:Please know, you're gonna
get an honest answer.
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:Go ahead and reach out to us,
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:You can also DM us on Instagram,
@walkerstrategyco, if you want
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:some feedback on where you're
at in your practice and if this
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:is a good next step for you.
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:All right.
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:Everything you need to know.
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:What is Confident Copy?
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:Who is it for?
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:How does it work?
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:What's included?
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:You've got it here.
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:If you're not sure about
anything, reach out to us.
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:If you decide this is the right fit for
you, I have never been more excited for
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:a Confident Copy live cohort because I
believe that what happens in Confident
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:Copy is more valuable to clinicians
now than it has truly ever been.
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:So if you decide you're gonna
jump in, I can't wait to meet you.
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:I can't wait to support you.
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:If you decide this isn't right,
that's a win too, and I'm
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:cheering you on no matter what.
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:I'll see you inside.