Education for the Doers
Public Speaker for Creative Events & Podcasts
Inspiration Ain’t Enough
You’re a podcast host or conference organizer, so I’m sure I’m preaching to the choir, but when it comes to business education, your audience is looking for more than inspiration. They want to take action, and they know you’re the right person to help them.
So your job is simple: connect ‘em with a speaker who’s radically transparent, shares tried-and-true tips that’ll get the job done, and knows how to keep ‘em listening with a well-timed joke.
Enter Taylor, stage right.
I’m Taylor (she/her),
The copywriter with a big mouth.
And I love opening mine to help wedding vendors and other creative disruptors level-up their marketing so it’s authentic, inclusive, and sells.
I get your audience because they’re my audience, too:
Wedding planners
Photographers
Coaches
Florists
Caterers and bakers
DJs & musicians
Event venues
Hair & makeup artists
Event rentals
Officiants
Jewelers
Stationers
Custom gift companies
Travel agents
Podcasters
Bridal salons & tailors
Public Speaking Services
$300 for 60-minute presentations | $200 for 30-minute presentations
Always free for podcasts & social media appearances
Webinars ⚡
Conferences ⚡
Summits ⚡
Private Memberships ⚡
Podcasts ⚡
Luncheons ⚡
Breakout Sessions ⚡
Webinars ⚡ Conferences ⚡ Summits ⚡ Private Memberships ⚡ Podcasts ⚡ Luncheons ⚡ Breakout Sessions ⚡
Speaking
Topics
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Your sales page is the queen of your website. It seals the deal with clients, answering all of their questions and convincing them to hire you. In this workshop, you’ll learn all of the elements a successful Sales page needs, the order they go in, and why they’re important. After this workshop, you’ll be able to write or spruce up your Services page so it sells.
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People want to work with people, not companies, so it’s essential to have a personality-packed About page on your website. In this workshop, you’ll learn all of the elements a successful About page needs, the order they go in, and why they’re important. After this workshop, you’ll be able to write or spruce up your About page so it builds trust and connects with clients who love your values.
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There are a million creatives who offer what you do, and yet your clients choose you. Why? Because of your “special sauce” — the thing that makes you different from the competition. In this workshop, you’ll learn what a “special sauce” is and why it’s important, strategies to identify yours, and how to highlight your special sauce in your marketing. After this workshop, you’ll be able to update your marketing funnel and website to attract more dream clients to your service-based business.
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30-minute presentations only.
The easiest way to attract better, more qualified clients who you’re dying to work with is by answering all of their questions on your website’s Sales page. And the biggest question: “What’s your pricing?” In this workshop, you’ll learn the benefits of putting your pricing on your website, multiple ways to list your fees, and how to answer a client’s questions about your pricing via email or on a sales call. After this workshop, you’ll have the tools to update your website Sales page and stop getting ghosted by less-than-ideal clients.
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For an industry that hangs its hat on love, the wedding community is often an exclusive and intolerant place for many couples. It’s your responsibility to change this narrative, starting with changing your language to show couples that you welcome them. In this workshop, you’ll learn about a variety of identities (not just race and sexuality) and inclusive language swaps for each. After this workshop, you’ll have a process to update your website, contracts, and other communications to be more inclusive and book more diverse clients.
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The wedding industry has been an exclusive and intolerant place for a long time, and as a wedding vendor of privilege, it’s your responsibility to make change within our industry. In this workshop, you’ll learn about a variety of identities (not just race and sexuality) and how to be an affirming ally for your couples, your vendor peers, and your employees. After this workshop, you’ll know how to update your processes and behaviors to make everyone feel more welcomed while working with you.
Topics not resonating? Let’s create a custom topic for your group!
Taylor’s Bio & Headshots
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Taylor de la Fuente is the copywriter and brand strategist behind Bigmouth Copy. She's an award-winning writer who crafts persuasive and personality-packed websites and other sales copy for bold, creative service providers who do things differently. Ready to cyber-stalk her? Head over to bigmouthcopy.com.
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Taylor de la Fuente is the copywriter and brand strategist behind Bigmouth Copy. She's an award-winning writer who crafts persuasive and personality-packed websites and other sales copy for bold, creative service providers who do things differently. Before starting Bigmouth Copy, Taylor worked in journalism, SEO, and marketing. Learn more at bigmouthcopy.com.
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Feedback From the Hosts
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![Mark Addington smiles at the camera.]()
“Taylor's knowledge of how to master the sales page of your website was one of the most heavily attended webinars of the year. Taylor is extremely knowledgeable and brings the perfect energy to keep you engaged to the very end. Not only was the feedback amazing but she gave us actionable takeaways.”
MARK ADDINGTON, WIPA International Director of Education
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![Winn Clark smiles.]()
“Taylor de la Fuente is my go-to person when I need a copy or website expert to speak on my group coaching calls and webinars. Her straight-to-the-point advice is actionable and impactful. And it always has everyone asking for more. The feedback I get from clients is the best of any guest speaker I've had.”
WINN CLARK, BUSINESS COACH
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![Beth Kramer smiles.]()
“Taylor is a star! As a former magazine editor, I've been so impressed with her expertise and knowledge. If you need a qualified professional to explain the power of language in a no-nonsense, easy-to-understand way, talk to Taylor!”
BETH KRAMER, ALTARED
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![Barbara Kriss smiles.]()
“In an industry full of creatives, you’d be surprised how rare writers are — it’s few and far between. So being able to have a creative writer teach her skills and share her knowledge, while understanding our industry? Winner winner, chicken dinner.”
BARBARA KRISS, A WEDDING LOFT
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![Sara Alepin smiles.]()
“Taylor is articulate, brilliant, and unique. She was so engaging, gave so much valuable information and feedback, and fun that one episode was not nearly enough. We had to have her back as the guest host for our season finale!”
SARA ALEPIN, THE WEDDING DISH PODCAST
Have a Q?
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Yes, there is a fee for in-person and online speaking opportunities to private groups, starting at $200 for 30-minute presentations and $300 for 60-minute presentations. However, I'm happy to speak for free on podcasts and public Facebook or Instagram Lives.
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Yes! I present in-person frequently in the Dallas, TX, area where I live. If you're not in Dallas but would like to have me speak to your group, let's chat. I'm happy to travel if you're willing to reimburse my travel costs.
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I live in Dallas, Texas, USA, which follows Central Time. But don't worry — I'm happy to accommodate whatever time zone you're in.
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My brand (and personality) is very bold, and sometimes I can use colorful language. I understand others might not feel how I feel, though, so I always ask how you feel about cursing before I start talking. I'm happy to keep it PG for your audience.
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You'll be glad to know that I have a pro podcasting mic and excellent wifi. If we're recording a podcast, you'll likely see the inside of my walk-in closet (great for acoustics!). If we're recording a video, I'll be sure to record in an area with great lighting and a more professional background.
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Taylor de la Fuente has a journalism degree from the University of Maryland. She worked as an award-winning newspaper reporter before leading the content marketing department at an SEO-focused digital marketing agency, and later working as the lead copywriter in-house for a clean energy startup. She began Bigmouth Copy (formerly Lemon Tree Editorial) in early 2019 after many years freelance copywriting. Since then, she’s served wedding professionals and other creatives across the globe, and has been a featured speaker for dozens of podcasts and events.
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School’s In Session
I’ll start practicing in the mirror.