It’s time you felt more in control of your growth.

Get the support you need to make it happen.

Put your energy back into that project scratching the back of your brain. 🧠

🤩Create that course currently floating around on a sticky note

🚀Launch digital products you know are gonna kill it

💃Start pitching podcasts… and then start your own

When you delegate, you create more space to conquer those goals that keep growing bigger than you ever thought they would.

Hey hey hey! I’m Dianna, Copywriter for Copywriters.

I can tell we’re gonna be tight, so you can call me D.

First thing’s first: I’m a HUGE book nerd. 🤓 And you, my friend, are a word nerd just like me.

Aside from my unhealthy addiction to purchasing too many books at once (*squeals in delight*) my other nerd-dom is all about people.

Specifically? Copywriters.

You get it. Copywriters are the coolest. We have the most interesting stories, the cleverest commentary, and the best personalities. *toots horn enthusiastically*

But after all those hours of pumping out endless amounts of copy…

How much time do you have to spend marketing your business?

My guess? Not much.

This time, give YOUR business the boost—not someone else’s.

As marketers, we spend all our time and brain waves on client work, and not enough on our own. You recommend endless strategies to your clients but have somehow never been able to do it for your own business. Instead, you’ve guiltily stacked them all on the farthest corner of your desk.

Real talk? That’s not gonna fly for long. 👎

I SO feel you. I’ve BEEN there, caught in a finger-flurry of endless copy projects, smack dab in the middle of a self-made plateau. I [felt like I ] couldn’t prioritize my business over my client work, and I had * ZERO * ideas on how to sidestep that client work quicksand.

👉 But there’s a point you reach as a copywriter where you realize that even if you run a one-person show… you’re going to need help.

To reach those high-level goals, you have to find a way to stop the endless cycle of client work and focus on being the business owner… and NOT just a copywriter.