Jennie Nash

And what you really want is ads that bring in buyers from a funnel that is built for the offer you're selling, not just built because some guru told you this is the number one funnel.

So the good news is that Get Paid Marketing, my mastermind, it was created so that you and the other clients in there can get all of those things.

So here's the very quick agenda.

There are two major problems that business owners who are running ads encounter, and it's what – Get Paid Marketing is built to solve.

And she said, I will spend $1,200 for each new person, even if they're paying monthly.

I will spend $1,200 to get $297 in upfront revenue because she knew how long people stayed in her membership on average, or she had a conservative estimate.

I'm always telling my clients to use a conservative estimate if you don't, if it's still relatively new, right? And you don't know how, are they going to stay for two, three, five years? But she knew that.

She also had the higher ticket thing.

Hi, I'm Jennie Nash, and you're listening to the Hashtag AmWriting Podcast, the place where we help writers of all kinds play big in your writing life, love the process, and stick with it long enough to finish what matters most.

This is a Write Big episode where I bring you short conversations about the mindset shifts that shape the work.

Today, I'm talking about the concept of getting emotion on the page, something critical for great writing in every genre.

[gentle music] Hi, I'm Jennie Nash, and you're listening to the #amwriting podcast, the place where we help writers of all kinds play big in your writing life, love the process, and stick with it long enough to finish what matters most.

This is a Write Big episode, where I bring you short conversations about the mindset shifts that shape the work.

Today I'm asking a question, which is, are you making your book better, or are you making it safer? This is a question that I end up asking so many of the writers that I work with.

She's been a lighthouse keeper, a knitter, a quilter, an orchestral clarinetist, a performing dance artist, an administrative assistant, a belly dance instructor, a dance company leader, a choreographer, a manager of an 18-piece big band, a baritone fax player, childcare worker, choir member, bread and cookie baker, a rock collector, and of course, a writer and a conversation seeker.

She's a certified book coach and developmental editor trained through Author Accelerator, as am I, under founder Jenny Nash.

She spent the past five years helping fiction writers get their character-driven stories out of their heads and onto the page in a way readers can feel emotionally engaged with.

Her sweet spot is working with writers who are deep in revision.

This is my heart book.

I had been working on another book.

I had the incredible good fortune of having my, my blueprint looked at by Jenny Nash, my mini blueprint, and Jenny Nash was asking me questions about this previous novel, and I had to stop the interview and say, "I can't answer these questions because the honest truth is this is not the novel I wanna be writing."

Oh, gosh.