Copywriting for Health and Wellness w Megan Dowd / ep115
It is always such a breath of fresh air to talk to Megan of Megan Has Good Words. In this interview we walk through what it means to write for your Health and Wellness site.
I've always found copywriting a mystifying topic, even as a person who likes to write and as an SEO expert.
During this interview we talk about:
What it means to be bold in your copywriting
Getting loud about what you believe in
How to avoid those trendy internet phrases (totally raised my hand on this one - I tend to absorb words so easily and it was interesting what Megan recommended in this instance)
How to sound unique online
Easy tips to write for your Health and Wellness site (you will learn all about word vomiting)
Figuring out your why
Megan has been so generous to offer her bio-writing mini ecourse to any podcast listeners. All you have to do is email her at megan@meganhasgoodwords.com and mention you heard her on the podcast.
More about Megan:
Megan Dowd is the word nerd behind the Good Words of the business and gif-giver extraordinaire. When not managing her mad-scientist husburrito, she's most often chatting with entrepreneurs and intense creatives about the concept of purpose, creative rituals, and how story can be used to make pretty much everything better. Megan loves cold brew, a good DAD JOKE, and sincerely hopes that her honesty and frankness about mental health reaches the ears that need to hear it most.
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