Fresh Note: Marketing for Introverted Women Entrepreneurs

About This EpisodeThis episode, we dive into some inner work and talk about facing our fears as female entrepreneurs. Our special guest for this episode is Rhiannon Leila, a business and mindset coach from Flame and Arrow.Rhiannon is a business coach for female entrepreneurs specialising in helping women move past their fears in order to find clients and build successful businesses online. She focuses on community over competition and works with her clients to build their businesses through authenticity, visibility and consistency. She's also a dog mom, an ENFJ, and a Harry Potter nerd who loves all things travel.Key PointsExperiencing different manifestations of fear as a female entrepreneurThe 7 ways of overcoming our fearsHow fear never truly goes awayThe fear inventory exerciseLinks and ResourcesYou can find Rhiannon at www.flameandarrow.com, and on Instagram as @flameandarrow. Her Facebook group, Find Your Fearless, can be found here.Struggling with Instagram for your business?Grab my FREE guide - Optimise Your Instagram Strategy.Are we Instagram friends yet? Come say hi!Join the Marketing for Introverted Women Entrepreneurs community on Facebook. We’re a small supportive group!Interested in being a podcast guest? Apply here.

About This EpisodeBy default, women’s language is more collaborative rather than assertive. But how does this impact our role as business owners? In this episode, I talk about four ways to sound more assertive in your communication without being pushy.Key PointsReframing the apologyAvoiding hedging wordsSwitching from feeling to opinionUsing qualifiersLinks and ResourcesStruggling with Instagram for your business?Grab my FREE guide - Optimise Your Instagram Strategy.Are we Instagram friends yet? Come say hi!Join the Marketing for Introverted Women Entrepreneurs community on Facebook. We’re a small supportive group!Interested in being a podcast guest? Apply here.

About This EpisodeBuilding an email list can be intimidating, but it’s possible to do it while providing authentic value for your readers and clients.Key PointsWhy an email list is necessary even for introverted entrepreneursReframe how we look at email newslettersTips on creating a freebie opt-inTips on where to put your signup formMaking the most of your methodsLinks and ResourcesMy email marketing platform FlodeskMy blogQuiz: what’s the ingredient X missing from your Instagram?Quiz: What’s your brand personality?My quiz creation platform InteractStruggling with Instagram for your business?Grab my FREE guide - Optimise Your Instagram Strategy.Are we Instagram friends yet? Come say hi!Join the Marketing for Introverted Women Entrepreneurs community on Facebook. We’re a small supportive group!Interested in being a podcast guest? Apply here.

About This EpisodeClient education is so often overlooked, but it's an essential part of the sales process, especially if you hate sales talk like most introverts.Key PointsWhy client education is so important in your sales processThe kind of blog post content you needThe two types of guides that improve your client relationships (and save your sanity!)How to get the word out and make the most of your contentStruggling with Instagram for your business?Grab my FREE guide - Optimise Your Instagram Strategy.Are we Instagram friends yet? Come say hi!Join the Marketing for Introverted Women Entrepreneurs community on Facebook. We’re a small supportive group!Interested in being a podcast guest? Apply here.

About This EpisodeBeing an introvert in a noisy world is tough, but it's got its advantages. In this episode, we talk about the four ingredients that make up the secret sauce of an introverted entrepreneur, and why they can be strengths in running a business.Struggling with Instagram for your business?Grab my FREE guide - Optimise Your Instagram Strategy.Are we Instagram friends yet? Come say hi!Join the Marketing for Introverted Women Entrepreneurs community on Facebook. We’re a small supportive group!Interested in being a podcast guest? Apply here.