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Before the Launch with Brenna McGowan
Brenna McGowan
24 episodes
2 days ago
Before the Launch is your go-to shortcut for what to say and do — and how to warm up your audience — so they’re already nodding “yes” before you ever pitch a thing.

If you're tired of guessing what content actually moves the needle, this podcast pulls back the curtain on what really works (and what doesn’t) when it comes to generating demand before the cart opens.

Each short, unfiltered episode gives you the messaging, content strategy, and buyer psychology insight you need to make your next launch feel less like a scramble—and more like a sell-out.

Because launch success doesn’t start with a sales page.

It starts way before the launch.
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Before the Launch is your go-to shortcut for what to say and do — and how to warm up your audience — so they’re already nodding “yes” before you ever pitch a thing.

If you're tired of guessing what content actually moves the needle, this podcast pulls back the curtain on what really works (and what doesn’t) when it comes to generating demand before the cart opens.

Each short, unfiltered episode gives you the messaging, content strategy, and buyer psychology insight you need to make your next launch feel less like a scramble—and more like a sell-out.

Because launch success doesn’t start with a sales page.

It starts way before the launch.
Show more...
Marketing
Business,
Management
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Are Your Emails Too Long?
Before the Launch with Brenna McGowan
8 minutes 38 seconds
4 months ago
Are Your Emails Too Long?

A question I get all the time?


“How long should my emails be?” 


Hint: You don't need to write shorter emails, but you do need to write tighter ones.


During this episode I share about how to edit your marketing emails to convey your message, keep your audience engaged, and increase your email replies.


You’ll also hear about:


  • Why writing less isn’t always the answer for more engaging emails


  • A quick test to trim the fluff and keep your reader hooked


  • What to do with good writing that doesn’t serve the story


  • The recommendation I make to every student of mine when writing marketing emails


  • How my disastrous hike in Yosemite National Forest turned into a copywriting lesson


🎧 Listen now for a behind-the-scenes peek at editing storytelling emails!


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Before the Launch with Brenna McGowan
Before the Launch is your go-to shortcut for what to say and do — and how to warm up your audience — so they’re already nodding “yes” before you ever pitch a thing.

If you're tired of guessing what content actually moves the needle, this podcast pulls back the curtain on what really works (and what doesn’t) when it comes to generating demand before the cart opens.

Each short, unfiltered episode gives you the messaging, content strategy, and buyer psychology insight you need to make your next launch feel less like a scramble—and more like a sell-out.

Because launch success doesn’t start with a sales page.

It starts way before the launch.