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In a world focused on more: more content, more followers, more marketing, more scale, more noise… we’re facing less trust, less contact, less reach.
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Brand Voice vs. AI Voice with Justin Blackman (opens the original)
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Most of us can spot AI-written copy now, even if we can’t say exactly why. With tools like Pangram scanning content for it, sounding like the default has real consequences, and a clearly defined brand voice is one of the best ways to sound like a specific person again. In this episode, we talk with brand voice expert Justin Blackman , creator of Voice Finder and the Verbatim tool, about what brand voice actually is and how to find yours. Justin breaks it down into three things you can measure: v
Humanizing Data (and Strengthening Sales) with Tanisha Tate Woodson (opens the original)
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Most research gets done to communities: someone extracts the data, publishes the paper, and is never heard from again. Tanisha Tate Woodson built a firm on the opposite premise — and then did the less glamorous thing, which was turn that premise into an actual codified method. In this episode, we talk with Tanisha Tate Woodson, who runs Woodson Insights Research and Evaluation , working with nonprofits, government agencies, and funders to humanize data and show the impact of their work. She walk
Cold outreach... as a human?!? (opens the original)
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Most of us have a very specific image of cold email: a stranger who never heard of us, selling something we never wanted, in language no human being would actually use. But “cold email” just means an email to someone who doesn’t know you yet—and the version most of us are reacting to is only one way to do it. In this episode, we talk with Laura Lopuch , who helps online service providers start conversations with high-quality leads through cold outreach. She built the WARM framework and the Warm
How we designed our fall programs (and who they're actually for) (opens the original)
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Most program pages tell you what you get — the calls, the modules, the bonuses. They almost never tell you why the thing is six weeks instead of six months, or why the schema markup lesson moved from week three to week six. In this episode, we walk through our own fall programs: Meg’s Signal, a year-long mentorship focused on AI discoverability, and the seventh round of Jessica’s Define Your Foundations cohort . We’re not pitching them so much as taking them apart — what’s in each phase, what or
Why We Need a Party for Our Failures with Jess Manuszak (opens the original)
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[A note before you listen: This episode includes candid discussion of suicide, suicidal ideation, mental health crisis, psychiatric hospitalization, addiction, and chronic illness. Please take care of yourself — skip it, save it for later, or listen with someone.] Failure is one of the only universal experiences in business, and it’s also the one we’re least willing to say out loud. Most of the time when failure does get talked about publicly, it’s been sanded down into a tidy redemption arc or
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