Copy And
The marketing podcast where online service providers learn how to write copy that sounds like them, but converts BETTER.
I’m Sam Burmeister, your guide on this copy adventure. As a conversion copywriter & sales psychology expert, I learned the ‘right way’ to sell in my decade-long sales career.
Now, after spending the last 6+ years writing copy for hundreds of successful launches and helping dozens of entrepreneurs write better copy every week…I know what sells and what’s working in online business right now.
And what’s working is copy AND – Copy and messaging, design, strategy, navigating AI and more...
Together, we’ll put the pieces of the marketing puzzle together - and you will write copy that both serves AND sells.
Copy And
Latest Episodes
53. Right Message, Wrong Time
In this episode, Samantha discusses what happened when she ran a flash sale workshop that got tons of engagement, lots of DMs, and only five sales, against a goal of twenty. She walks through the launch timing strategy lessons she pulled fro...
52. Are Waitlists Dead?
In this episode, Samantha breaks down why waitlists are one of the most underused tools in a launch strategy and how to use one to sell more copy before your cart even opens. She shares the numbers behind why warm waitlists convert so much bett...
51. Run A Flash Sale That Drives Engagement
In this episode, Samantha discusses how to run a flash sale without defaulting to a discount code and a pile of urgent emails. She breaks down the four goals a flash sale can serve (money, re-engagement, priming your list to buy from you, and l...
50. The copy you need to start affiliate marketing
In this episode, Samantha discusses how she runs her affiliate program at Nomad Copy Agency and the exact copy affiliates need from you to promote well. Launch season means more entrepreneurs leaning on affiliates for reach, but most people are...
49. Storytelling in your sales emails
In this episode, Samantha breaks down story selling, a way to write sales and launch emails that persuade through story instead of argument. She explains why FAQ-style emails ("a lot of you have been asking about X, so here's the answer") tend ...