FREE 2-DAY WORKSHOP AUGUST 15-16, LIVE AT 1:00 CT
Magnetic Storytelling Bootcamp
5 essential ingredients to tell your authentic stories & convert more dream clients
Your audience won't buy if you don't gain their trust.
Telling stories is more valuable than you know. It's the sure-fire way to connect with clients you love and serve them for a lifetime.
In my FREE Magnetic Storytelling Bootcamp, I'll show you how to nurture and convert your audience using compelling storytelling rooted in shared values.
Here's a breakdown of what we'll cover:
Day 1: Rediscover Your Values (the secret sauce to your brand personality)
Day 2: Next Level Loyalty: A 4-Part Recipe to Guide Your Audience To Action
Show up live at 1 p.m. CT each day for your chance to win awesome prizes, including an About Page audit!
Hi, I'm Rachel!
From sports journalist to professional copywriter & content strategist, storytelling is my life's work.
Imagine what's possible when you 2X your launch goals after telling clear, compelling stories in your emails, your website, and social posts.
- Your audience trusts you more deeply
- Your revenue increases
- You have more money to contribute to your family.
- Your dream home, an amazing vacation, school tuition for your kids ... it can happen if you commit to building relationships with storytelling.
I'm here to help you unscramble your stories from your mind to your copy so your casual followers become raving fans - and lifelong buyers.
A few quick facts about me:
1. I believe God created all of us to tell our stories. Our journeys are unique, and we can learn valuable lessons from listening to each other. 🙌
2. I LOVE helping entrepreneurs reclaim their time by taking copy projects off your plate and being a go-to strategic partner. ✍️
3. I've never met a football game I didn't like. 🏈 🏈
4. My favorite holiday is Thanksgiving. Food, family, and football all day 🧡
5. A close second? NOLA Mardi Gras. 🎭 My husband Adam proposed on St. Charles Avenue in front of our whole family! We've been married for 5 years.
