Meet AWAI-Trained Writer:
Donna Conklin-Mcculloch
| Location: | Wellston, OK |
| Professions: | Graphic Designer, Researcher |
Professional Background:
Designed and wrote copy for educational brochures
Newest Articles
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News
- Living the Writer's Life: Chris Allsop If you’ve attended Bootcamp, you’ve likely seen Chris Allsop’s smiling face in attendance. As one of the first in the Circle of Success, she has worked hard over the years to use every learning opportunity to its fullest. This attitude helped propel her into a hot seat with Dan Kennedy and into positions side by side with Clayton Makepeace and Marcella Allison. Check out some of Chris’s story in this special “Where are they now?” edition of our Living the Writer’s Life.
- Fastest Ways to Make Money as a Writer — Free Webinar and Q&A Join us for this FREE webinar to discover three easy yet important freelance writing projects clients need now — and how to quickly jump in.
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The Writer’s Life
- What If? When you’re starting out in the world of paid writing, the “what ifs” are inevitable… Tackle any uncertainties and unknowns in your mind by following these specific steps.
- “Challenge” Yourself to Ditch the Resolutions This Year Make real progress on your goals this year when you use this simple and fun tactic. Here are four things you should look for to ensure this strategy will work and put you in the best position to succeed…
- How to Use What You Learned in 2020 to Improve Your Life in 2021 2020 gave us time to pause, and many used that time to think and to learn new skills, including copywriting and business-building. Now, here’s how to apply the lessons and do better this year.
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The Golden Thread
- 2 Ways a Writer Can Gain a Competitive Advantage Give yourself a competitive advantage by learning all the crucial copywriting projects marketers need done these days. You’ll easily land more clients.
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B2B Writing Success
- Use Intention-Based Marketing to Boost Your B2B Business Results Marketing your B2B freelance business is a requirement if you want clients… but haphazard methods yield haphazard results. Use intention-based marketing for a business-winning strategy.
