Award-winning designer and marketing consultant Pamela Wilson — who has helped small businesses and large organizations alike create ”big brands” since 1987 — stopped by to chat about what it’s like to run the blog at Copyblogger.com, and her mission to publish impeccable online content.
As head of the editorial team for Copyblogger Media, she helps guide an abundance of educational content for one of the top online marketing, blogging, and copywriting sites in the world.
Pamela’s unique point-of-view comes from the marriage of design, branding, content, and conversion — something she has coined “Customer Experience Design.”
In this file Pamela Wilson and I discuss:
How Coming Late to Writing Can Work in Your Favor
Why Useful Content Creates Priceless Inroads for Writers
The Difficulty of Designing a Remarkable Online Presence
How Writing Has Become Her Yoga Practice
Why You Should Commit to Writing 750 Words a Day
The Hallmarks of Great Online Writing
Why Picasso is an Inspiring Model for Writers to Follow
The Show Notes
Pamela’s Author Page on Copyblogger
Big Brand System Blog
The Bobby McFerrin Plan for Creating a Remarkable Business
The Write Way to Answer Your Most Pressing Questions by Pamela Wilson
750words.com
Accidental Genius: Using Writing to Generate Your Best Ideas, Insight, and Content by Mark Levy
Pamela Wilson on Instagram
Pamela Wilson on Twitter
Kelton Reid on Twitter
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How Pamela Wilson (VP of Educational Content for Copyblogger) Writes | The Writer Files: Writing, Productivity, Creativity, and Neuroscience podcast - Listen or read transcript on Metacast
