In this episode, Mariah Scrivens is joined by expert copywriter Stacey Braga to dive deep into the pros and cons of DIY, Done With You (DWY), and Done For You (DFY) approaches in business. If you're feeling overwhelmed by your to-do list and unsure about where to invest your time, money, and energy, this conversation will offer valuable insights to help you decide the best path for your unique business needs.
Key Takeaways:
- The Limits of DIY: While DIY courses can be valuable, especially for beginners on a tight budget, they often lead to slower growth and a lack of personalized support. Mariah and Stacey discuss their own frustrations with DIY courses and how the lack of accountability can leave you feeling stuck.
- Benefits of Done With You (DWY) Programs: DWY models offer a middle ground where you get personalized feedback and support while still maintaining some control over your work. Stacey shares how her Copy Classroom has helped entrepreneurs rapidly improve their copywriting by providing direct, tailored advice.
- When to Consider Done For You (DFY): DFY is ideal for those who are clear on their business vision and are ready to outsource to experts. However, Stacey advises against jumping into DFY too early in your business journey as it can be costly if your brand foundations aren’t solidified.
- The Importance of Personal Growth in Business: The journey of entrepreneurship is not just about business growth but also personal growth. Mariah and Stacey discuss how coaching and mentorship can help you navigate the challenges and develop the confidence needed to succeed.
- How to Choose the Right Approach: Mariah and Stacey break down how to decide between DIY, DWY, and DFY based on where you are in your business journey, your budget, and your personal and professional goals.
Connect with Stacey Braga:
- Instagram: @staceybragacopy
- Website: staceybragacopy.com
- Copy Club (Free Community): Join Stacey’s free Copywriting Community for daily tips and resources to enhance your copywriting skills. A great starting point if you're not ready to invest in a full program!