Podcasts about marketing without social media

When people say relationships are the key to business, it's usually code for “go network more.” But this episode is the story of what it looks like when relationships are the business model — before social media, before funnels, and before most people reading this could even drive.This is my untold scrappy startup story built on trust, reputation, and the kind of generosity that opens doors you didn't even know existed.WHAT'S INSIDE THIS EPISODE:Why my most “successful” marketing efforts barely moved the needleThe “unicorn” opportunity that came from a decades-long relationship (and how to be ready when your version of it arrives)What I learned about marketing before I knew what marketing even wasThe growth strategy that was my rocket fuel (that is WAY underutilized by people in online business)My origin story I've never told… involving MySpace, major record labels, and street teamsThe subtle but powerful shift in how relationships serve you at different business stagesMy unfiltered take on visibility strategies that didn't work — and the two that still matter mostResources: Predictable Sales: a secret podcast around making predictable – even daily – sales Your First 10 Sales: a secret podcast perfect for if you're not making consistent sales yet Connect with Adriane: Adriane's Instagram Visionaries' Instagram Adriane's LinkedIn Visit the Visionaries website ⭐️ Love this episode? We'd GREATLY appreciate a 5-star review! ⭐️

Business coach Robin Waite reveals how authentic entrepreneurs can escape the "sales cycle of doom" and build profitable coaching businesses without relying on social media. In this milestone 200th episode, Robin shares his counterintuitive approach to scaling a business by serving fewer clients while doubling income through strategic pricing and productization. You'll discover Robin's five-step partnership framework that generated 3,000 leads from a single podcast interview and produced $300,000 in revenue. Learn why the fearless business coach believes 2025 marks a major shift away from social media noise toward deep relationship building and long-form content partnerships. Robin breaks down his proven strategies for how to get coaching clients through intentional networking, value-first partnerships, and finding your "inside man" in any organization. Perfect for entrepreneurs ready to move beyond hourly billing and create irresistible coaching packages. Robin explains why charging by the hour is unethical, how to confidently charge more for your services, and his step-by-step guide to productizing any service business. You'll learn practical pricing strategies, how to handle existing client price increases, and why having fewer clients actually strengthens your business foundation. Robin also shares insights from his bestselling books including "Take Your Shot" and discusses building a sustainable one-person coaching practice that prioritizes authentic relationships over digital marketing tactics. This episode connects directly to fundamental business building principles every entrepreneur needs to master. Listen now for actionable frameworks that transform service businesses into profitable, scalable enterprises.

Are you glued to your phone, constantly posting but not seeing sales roll in? Exhausted by the never-ending scroll and wondering if social media is really the best way to market your business? In this episode of Grow My Small Business, I'm getting real about social media overwhelm—and inviting you to join the Screen Free Challenge, a 31-day reset to help you reclaim your time, your peace, and your productivity. We'll talk about: Why social media may not be the best sales and marketing tool for your small business The surprising truth about how many actual sales come from posting on social media What I've gained since removing social media from my phone in January 2025 How to get hours back in your week without losing momentum in your business A completely free challenge that gives you 31 days of real action steps to grow your business without social media stress This isn't about quitting Instagram forever. It's about building smarter marketing habits and discovering proven sales strategies that don't require 24/7 online hustle.

Send us a textSerena dives deep into marketing strategies for bookkeepers and small business owners who are skeptical or overwhelmed by social media, sharing practical tips for building connections and growing your business.What You'll Learn:Marketing isn't just about social media: Discover a multi-pronged approach including offline networking, online presence, and website strategyBuild your "circle of influence" by connecting with complementary professionals like insurance agents, bankers, and consultantsHow to start small and prioritize your marketing efforts without getting overwhelmedThe power of delivering exceptional service as your best marketing toolResources mentioned:UpworkLinkedInKajabiSquarespaceTia's "Squarespace for Bookkeepers" Program: https://www.riledupgoats.com/ssfbFor experienced bookkeepers & accountants:Learn how to start your bookkeeping business in The Bookkeeping Business Accelerator®: https://www.ambitiousbookkeeper.com/bbaGrab my FREE Start your Bookkeeping Biz Checklist: https://www.ambitiousbookkeeper.com/checklistGrab my FREE New Client Onboarding Templates: https://www.ambitiousbookkeeper.com/onboardFor new bookkeepers:Learn the fundamental accounting skills in Katie Ferro's Become a Bookkeeper: https://www.katieferro.com/a/38894/2PQNgtvvFor online course creators:Become a client at my firm, Of Course Financial: https://www.ofcoursebookkeeping.com/contactConnect with us:Visit our website: https://www.ambitiousbookkeeper.comFollow the Blog: https://www.ambitiousbookkeeper.com/blogConnect on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ambitiousbookkeeperConnect on Threads: https://www.threads.net/@ambitiousbookkeeperConnect on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/serenashoupcpaPodcast Publishing Tools we use:Editing → Sabr Media LLC: https://www.iangilliam.com/sabr-media-llcDescript: https://get.descript.com/u7lubkx09073 (affiliate link)Buzzsprout: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=1753696 (affiliate link)Don't miss Workflow Queen's April Fools Sale - March 29 - April 120% off Everything >> Use Code APRILFOOLS⬇️ ⬇️workflowqueen.com/courses

How do you know if social media is really worth it? Social media inundates almost every aspect of our lives these days, from communicating with friends to deciding what to listen to, watch, or buy—all the way down the line to actually listening to, watching, and buying it. So, of course, many podcast creators worry that leaving social media behind is an enormous marketing faux pas. But what if it isn't? Amanda Laird is the marketing pro behind Slow and Steady Studio. She wields more than two decades of PR and management experience to help small businesses and non-profits do just enough marketing to reach their goals in ways that make sense for them. In this episode, Amanda shares plenty of tips for figuring out whether that social media slog is paying off. You'll discover the link between podcasting and social media, as well as the first steps to determining exactly how social media marketing serves your podcast—and how your podcast serves you—so you can make strategic decisions that drive success rather than drive you crazy. Hear Amanda's insights on how essential social media really is to podcast marketing: What benefits are social media providing for your show? Where does podcasting fit in your marketing sandwich? What is your podcast's consistent call to action? Should you consider moving your podcast to Substack? Links worth mentioning from the episode: Amelia Hruby's podcast episode, “Should I host my podcast on Substack?”: https://www.softersounds.studio/softercast/should-i-host-my-podcast-on-substack Episode 87, “Find Podcast Success While Doing Less”: https://www.organizedsound.ca/find-podcast-success-while-doing-less-episode-87/ The Anxious Generation: How the Great Rewiring of Childhood Is Causing an Epidemic of Mental Illnesss by Johnathan Haidt - https://bookshop.org/p/books/the-anxious-generation-how-the-great-rewiring-of-childhood-is-causing-an-epidemic-of-mental-illness-jonathan-haidt/20144236?ean=9780593655030&next=t&next=t Engage with Amanda: Get some podcast clarity for your marketing with Amanda: https://www.slowandsteady.studio/ Connect with Mary! Leave a voice note with your feedback at https://www.speakpipe.com/VisibleVoice or email visiblevoicepodcast@gmail.com Get the full transcript of the episode at http://www.visiblevoicepodcast.com Read up on more secrets with the Visible Voice Insights Newsletter https://www.organizedsound.ca/newsletter To learn more or work with Mary, check out https://www.organizedsound.ca Link up on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/marychan-organizedsound/ Engage on Instagram @OrganizedSoundProductions https://www.instagram.com/organizedsoundproductions Show Credits: Podcast audio design, engineering, and edited by Mary Chan of Organized Sound Productions Show notes written by Shannon Kirk of Right Words Studio Post-production support by Kristalee Forre of Forre You VA Podcast cover art by Emily Johnston of Artio Design Co. Transcript with Audio Description: [MUSIC IN - GHOSTHOOD FEATURING SARA AZRIEL “LET'S GO” BEGINS] MARY: There's no shortage of distraction these days. We are digitally connected, and there's so much we can learn or be entertained by, especially from the world of social media. And today it's even more heightened because of all the research into how social media is playing a negative role in our mental health, and especially with kids growing up in this digital, like, hyper digital age. You know, recently, last year, there was Jonathan Haidt's wildly popular book called The Anxious Generation, how it connects social media to the epidemic of teen mental illness.  Yet, as podcasters, we use social media without thinking much about it sometimes. We use it to promote our show. And if you have a business or organization that's tied to the podcast, that you need to talk about your message too, and it's all done on our screens, and it feels as if social media is the number one way to market the show, or sometimes even, like, the only way to market your show. So as a podcaster, we might think without social media, your message might sink without it. However, there really are alternatives. We marketed way before social media even existed. And so I've always thought, why can't we still market today like we did back in the day before social media existed?  So on today's episode, we're talking about marketing without social media with Amanda Laird. Amanda is the Founder of Slow and Steady Studio and a marketing communications strategist. She has more than 20 years of experience in communications and PR and management, and now helps solopreneurs, small businesses, and nonprofit organizations do what she calls “just enough marketing to reach their goals their way”.  And I love the idea of just enough marketing because I worked with her on one of her Clarity Sessions about two years ago. You know, my side of the story, which I tell briefly on the episode, is basically realizing how social media actually plays a role in my business and podcast, or actually the lack of a role social media actually plays and what I can be doing instead of social media. But also knowing it might play a little part in what I do. So I am still on it. So it's about talking about how to best use my time and stop that doom scrolling.  Amanda and I also get into Substack. I really wanted to highlight this with her because it's the new shiny object for podcasters and the Internet. So Substack is heavily using podcasting and video on their platform. So if you're wondering about Substack, listen through to the whole episode and how that can or cannot integrate with your podcast. So, yeah, if you're curious or just wondering if you should be giving up on social media or even figuring out if you want to do less on these social platforms. Today's episode is for you.  This is episode number 91 with Amanda Laird on the Podcaster's Guide to a Visible Voice.  > MARY: Thank you so much for listening to the Podcaster's Guide to a Visible Voice. If you enjoyed this episode, I'd love it if you share it with a podcasting friend. And to reveal more voicing and podcasting tips, click on over to VisibleVoicePodcast.com. Until next time.

In this episode, Dylan sits down with Gabe Cox, founder of Red Hot Mindset, to discuss the challenges of balancing motherhood, entrepreneurship, and goal-setting. They dive into strategies for scaling an Etsy business using corporate e-commerce principles and the importance of mindset in achieving business success. Gabe shares her journey, highlighting how she manages a full plate including homeschooling her three sons and maintaining a thriving coaching business. The conversation touches on effective marketing without relying on social media, time management, and setting purposeful goals. In this episode, we discuss:[01:37] Meet Gabe Cox: Background and Experience[02:56] Balancing Motherhood and Entrepreneurship[04:41] Setting Boundaries and Prioritizing Tasks[13:12] Goal Setting and Achieving Success[18:48] Marketing Without Social Media[22:41] Connecting and Collaborating with Other Business OwnersConnect with Gabe: Website: https://redhotmindset.com Craft Your Marketing Strategy without Social Media Mini Course: https://redhotmindset.com/marketing/ About Gabe Cox: Gabe is a goal planning and business strategist and the founder of Red Hot Mindset. She helps entrepreneurs personalize and take action on a game plan that works with their capacity in different seasons so that they don't have to sacrifice everything to hit their goals. She teaches how to market your business without relying on social media so that you can ditch the hustle culture for good.Want to get your $1 trial listing? Head to EtSEO and grab it today.

Think marketing only thrives online? Think again! Michelle ventures into the world of screen-free branding to share tips on capturing your audience's hearts without relying on social media. Reconnect with the magic of print, unique in-person events, and authentic community engagement. Ready to rethink how you build your brand? ------------------------ In today's episode, we cover the following: Print design comeback Event hosting Community engagement Crafting experiential moments ----------------------- This episode is sponsored by Sticker Giant. Elevate your branding with labels and stickers that will attract attention in all of the right ways. Bring your designs to life by visiting StickerGiant.com and using promo code KMAPODCAST for 15% off!! ----------------------- WORK WITH MKW CREATIVE CO.   Connect on social with Michelle at: Kiss My Aesthetic Facebook Group Instagram Tik Tok ----------------------- Did you know that the fuel of the POD and the KMA Team runs on coffee? ;) If you love the content shared in the KMA podcast, you're welcome to invite us to a cup of coffee any time - Buy Me a Coffee! ----------------------- This episode of the Kiss My Aesthetic Podcast is brought to you by Audible. Get your first month free at www.audible.com/kma.   This episode was edited by Berta Wired Theme music by: Eliza Rosevera and Nathan Menard

Are you burnt out from social media and algorithim changes? Are you tired of feeling like your on Instagram for hours each day? In this episode, we're discussing marketing for real estate agents without social media in 2025. We'll cover topics like: -Real Estate Marketing Ideas without Social Media for 2025 -Why relying 100% on social media is dangerous for your real estate business -Content marketing strategies that include SEO and long-form content -Why email marketing for real estate agents should be a priority in 2025 -And how you can take action to create a well-rounded 2025 marketing strategy If you want to learn more about evergreen, real estate SEO, searchable and long-form content, I want to invite you to join The Breakout Agent membership today! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/modernrealestatemama/support

Hey Winner, You're feeling the pains of being on social media, you're spending hours there without too many results to show for it. It's draining your energy, taking your time, and you're wanting something different. I get it. I've been there! So, how do you make this transition if you're ready to market your business without social media? Andria Singletary is here today to share signs it's time to transition away from social media as a marketing strategy and how to decide if you should completely step away from social media or just use it less in your business.  She'll walk us through her 4-step process for transitioning to marketing without social and how to navigate the mindset drama that comes up when deciding to rely less on social media for your business. This is going to be an action-packed session, so buckle up and get ready to learn! Rooting for you ~ Gabe   LISTEN TO HEAR: Signs it's time to transition away from social media as a marketing strategy How to decide if you should completely step away from social media or use social media less in your business Andria's four-step process for transitioning to marketing without social media How to navigate the mindset drama that comes up when deciding to rely less on social media for your business LINKS MENTIONED IN EPISODE: Andria's website: https://mamaturnedmompreneur.com/ Get Visible off Social Media podcast playlist: https://expert-leader-6464.ck.page/776f445a62 Free mini course: Craft Your Marketing Strategy Without Social Media: https://redhotmindset.com/marketing CONNECT WITH ME: ➡️ Website: https://redhotmindset.com ➡️ Join the Red Hot Accountability Club: https://redhotmindset.com/rha/ ➡️ Free workshop: 3 pillars to setting and crushing goals in a stress-less, no hustle way https://redhotmindset.com/goals/

“This idea that we are playing a game that we never really know the rules for, and I think that's a feeling that many people have, like thinking about the algorithm and how often should you post and should you do reels and should you do whatever. That feeling made me feel really bad, and I'm just happy that I don't have to deal with that anymore."— Astrid Bracke This episode is supported by my Diamond Members here on Substack. You'll find links to their publications at the end. It's the VERY last day to upgrade if you want 1-2-1 support from me for a whole year.

This week on the podcast, Rachel and Lynne chat with the inspiring Leonie Dawson. Leonie is a marketer, author and course creator, helping businesses develop their marketing - all in just 10 hours a week. We love her approach to work/life balance! In this episode, we chat about: Why social media is not the only way to market How you can find your audience How to think laterally about your marketing How to run a hugely successful business and still have a life Keeping a positive mindset, especially in tough times The opportunities to be found in an economic downturn The power of a simple two-page marketing plan Find Leonie and download some of her many freebies at https://leoniedawson.com/  Learn more about marketing your business at The Content Byte Summit, from September 12-14, 2024 in Sydney. Sign up for updates for the Summit (or snap up tickets) at our website: https://thecontentbytesummit.com.au   Find Rachel www.rachelsmith.com.au  Find Lynne www.lynnetestoni.com    Rachel's List www.rachelslist.com.au Thanks (as always) to our sponsors Rounded (www.rounded.com.au), an easy invoicing and accounting solution that helps freelancers run their businesses with confidence. Looking to take advantage of the discount for Rachel's List Gold Members? Email us at: hello@rachelslist.com.au for the details. Episode edited by Marker Creative Co www.markercreative.co 

Welcome back to another episode of Real Talk with Regan! Today, Regan is interviewing the incredible Stephanie Polcyn, a Business Marketing Strategist. This episode is part of an exciting series, and you're tuning into Part 2: Become A Client Magnet Outside of Content Marketing with Stephanie Polcyn.Stephanie shares how women, especially mothers, can grow their client base and amplify their marketing without being tied to Instagram.In this episode, Stephanie and Regan discuss:Why Stephanie shifted from only posting on Instagram to a different approach as a mom, business owner, and wife.How "mom guilt" is becoming a thing of the past with this new marketing strategy.How to get off the endless content train and use time more wisely.Three effective ways Stephanie teaches her clients to market: podcasts, books, and events.The art of keeping marketing simple through a repurposing system. Connect with Stephanie here! Want to listen to Part 1 where Regan talks about Mindset Mastery to Make Your Sales + Marketing Work.

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In this insightful episode of The Retreat Leaders Podcast, we sit down with Courtnie Nichols, a Luxury Travel Advisor and Business Strategist renowned for disrupting the travel industry. Courtnie shares her expert strategies for marketing retreats without relying on social media. Delve into the world of SEO, evergreen content, blogging, and other effective marketing techniques that can elevate your retreat's visibility and attract more attendees. Key Discussion Points: 1. Introduction to Courtnie Nichols:    - Overview of Courtnie's background as a Luxury Travel Advisor and her influence as a Business Strategist and industry disrupter.    - Discussion on her approach to innovative marketing strategies in the travel sector.   2. The Role of SEO in Retreat Marketing:    - Courtnie explains how optimizing your retreat website and content for search engines can significantly increase organic reach and attract more targeted traffic.    - Tips on keyword and SEO best practices tailored specifically for retreat leaders.   3. Leveraging Evergreen Content:    - The importance of creating timeless content that continues to attract and engage potential retreat attendees over time.    - Strategies for identifying topics that resonate with your target audience and maintaining relevance in your niche.   4. Blogging as a Marketing Tool:    - How to use blogging effectively to share valuable information, establish authority, and build trust with potential attendees.    - Insights on integrating SEO techniques into your blog posts to maximize visibility and engagement.   5. Additional Marketing Strategies:    - Courtnie shares other non-social media marketing avenues such as partnerships, email marketing, and guest posting on relevant platforms.    - Discussion on the integration of these strategies to create a comprehensive marketing plan that enhances retreat enrollment.   More info on Courtnie Nichols: https://www.courtnienichols.com/about    The Retreat Leaders Podcast Resources and Links: Learn to Host Retreats The Retreat Ranch   Thanks for tuning into the Retreat Leaders Podcast. Remember to subscribe for more insightful episodes, and visit our website for additional resources. Let's create a vibrant retreat community together!   Subscribe:  Apple Podcast | Google Podcast | Spotify Connect with Shannon Jamail: Visit The Retreat Leaders Podcast Visit Retreat Ranch  Facebook Mind & Body Complete

This week on Marketing Like a Mother, Michelle is talking with Laura Agar Wilson, Business Mentor & Coach for Health & Life Coaches. In this episode we're talking about: - Laura's journey as a business mentor and coach for health and life coaches. - Building successful businesses without the pressure of social media - Creating a flexible work-life balance - The importance of experimentation and trying new strategies in business - Focusing on search-based platforms like blogging, Pinterest, and YouTube vs social media - Clear communication & setting boundaries with clients to manage work and family responsibilities effectively - And more!

Are you tired of feeling like you're constantly busy but not seeing the revenue results you desire? It's time to shift your focus from busy work to revenue-generating activities that will propel your business forward. But what the heck are the 'right' activities to focus on? Well, I'm uncovering all that in the latest episode of "Marketing Without Social Media," Plus I'm sharing my personal experiences, struggles, and successes, shedding light on the mindset shifts and actions necessary for achieving tangible results.These insights will help you identify the tasks that truly move the needle and distinguish them from time-consuming activities that don't directly contribute to your bottom line. Plus I'm offering practical advice on how to allocate your time to ensure you're consistently working on activities that drive sales, growth, and client acquisition.Wanna get clients every month without spending hours working your ass off creating content for social media that just DOES NOT convert? Join me for our next free, no pitch Live workshop https://vivguy.com/workshop1Get my eyes on your business for a full 45 minutes and let's figure out the key areas to focus on in your marketing to get you hitting your enrollment targets and making 5k+ months and beyond. www.vivguy.com/apply/Join 3000+ online coaches and course creators and get access to the weekly Insider Secrets to Marketing that Works newsletter with insider tips on how to start, grow and MAKE SALES to hit your enrollment and sales targets every single month. http://www.vivguy.com/EasyLike the episode? Drop me an email - hello@vivguy.com and let me know.Love the show? Leave a 5-star review, take a screenshot, and tag me on IG and you'll be entered into our monthly prize drawing. Website: www.vivguy.com Facebook Messenger http://m.me/Viv.guy.coach Facebook ...

Wanna get clients every month without spending hours working your ass off creating content for social media that just DOES NOT convert? Join me for our next free, no pitch Live workshop https://vivguy.com/workshop1Get my eyes on your business for a full 45 minutes and let's figure out the key areas to focus on in your marketing to get you hitting your enrollment targets and making 5k+ months and beyond. www.vivguy.com/apply/Join 3000+ online coaches and course creators and get access to the weekly Insider Secrets to Marketing that Works newsletter with insider tips on how to start, grow and MAKE SALES to hit your enrollment and sales targets every single month. http://www.vivguy.com/EasyLike the episode? Drop me an email - hello@vivguy.com and let me know.Love the show? Leave a 5-star review, take a screenshot, and tag me on IG and you'll be entered into our monthly prize drawing. Website: www.vivguy.com Facebook Messenger http://m.me/Viv.guy.coach Facebook ...

Welcome to a bold new chapter of "Marketing Without Social Media." In this episode, we're throwing back the curtain on why just 6 weeks after our relaunch and rebrand we are throwing out the new and going back to our original show name!I'll be sharing some real-time and heartfelt realignments that have been happening here at HQ and in my personal life.I've realised it's time to circle back to the core values that initially fueled my passion: empowering entrepreneurs through marketing without social media, and ensuring that my own venture remains authentic and aligned with my vision for a balanced life.With raw honesty, I open up about my mental health challenges, the struggles I've faced in education, and the previous business ventures that led me here. It's a narrative of transformation and of a renewed commitment to the strategies that truly resonate.Tune in to Episode 74 as we explore:- The powerful realization that sparked a dramatic pivot in my business model, and how it could change the way you think about marketing.- Practical advice for entrepreneurs feeling overwhelmed by social media, including alternative, effective marketing strategies.- Insights into designing a business that prioritizes your well-being and the lessons learned from my own entrepreneurial journey.- How my experience with at-risk youth shaped my approach to business and the valuable parallels it offers to any entrepreneur.Wanna get clients every month without spending hours working your ass off creating content for social media that just DOES NOT convert? Join me for our next free, no pitch Live workshop https://vivguy.com/workshop1Get my eyes on your business for a full 45 minutes and let's figure out the key areas to focus on in your marketing to get you hitting your enrollment targets and making 5k+ months and beyond. www.vivguy.com/apply/Join 3000+ online coaches and course creators and get access to the weekly Insider Secrets to Marketing that Works newsletter with insider tips on how to start, grow and MAKE SALES to hit your enrollment and sales targets every single month. http://www.vivguy.com/EasyLike the episode? Drop me an email - hello@vivguy.com and let me know.Love the show? Leave a 5-star review, take a screenshot, and tag me on IG and you'll be entered into our monthly prize drawing. Website: www.vivguy.com Facebook Messenger http://m.me/Viv.guy.coach Facebook ...

Hey, Mama! If you are currently facing social media burnout or desire to step back from social media for marketing, then today's episode is for you. In today's episode, I break down my four step process for transitioning your business to marketing without social media. Social media doesn't have to be part of your marketing strategy if it's not how you best show up for your community or if it's just something you have no desire to do. You have options. It's about finding what works best for you in your current season of life. In this episode, you will learn:How to determine if you're ready to transition to marketing without social mediaThings to consider before stepping away from social mediaMy 4 step process for transitioning your business to marketing without social mediaResources Mentioned in Today's Episode:Life in Seasons 1:1 CoachingRecommended Podcast + Business Tools:Podcast Hosting: Captivate (7-Day Free Trial) Simplify your marketing through podcasting: Make Money Podcasting Audio CourseCreate podcast content that nurtures and converts your podcast listeners into your paid programs and offers: The Lead Generation Playbook Private PodcastEmail Marketing: Convertkit (14-Day Free Trial)CRM: Dubsado (Save 20% on your first month or year)Website Builder: Showit (30-Day Free Trial)Host your community and sell your digital products: PodiaSome of the above links are affiliate links, meaning I may earn a small commission at no additional cost to you.For show notes and resources mentioned in today's episode, head to www.mamaturnedmompreneur.com/episode134I want to hear from you! Have a question or an episode idea? Leave me a message and have your message played on the podcast! Leave a message here.Connect with Andria:Instagram: @mamaturnedmompreneurEmail: hello@mamaturnedmompreneur.comWebsite: www.mamaturnedmompreneur.comThis podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy

A whopping 88% of podcasts fail! Yep, only 2 in 10 make it past 6 episodes before heading off to the Apple Graveyard.Why, because they failed to launch well and didn't see the results they'd hoped for when they decided to start a podcast. Launching well, with a strategic plan in place is going to make the difference to your podcast and sales success.Already launched and things aren't going well? Don't worry we're covering all that and more in this episode.Tune into Episode 2 of our 4-part mini-series on how to create a profitable podcast so you can hit your enrolment and sales targets EVERY SINGLE MONTH.Let's plan an effective launch strategy that is going to help you get to the top of the charts and help you get the maximum number of downloads.DISCOVER:  Why launching in the TOP 100 is so important to the future success of your show How to get your dream listeners to choose your show over your competitionHow a relaunch can get you traction, momentum, and energy and bring people to your podcast. Want to create a profitable multi-six-figure podcast of your own? Join me for our next free, no pitch Live workshop https://vivguy.com/workshop1Get my eyes on your business for a full 45 minutes and let's figure out the key areas to focus on to get you hitting your enrollment targets and making 6 figures and beyond. www.vivguy.com/apply/Join 3000+ online coaches and course creators and get access to the weekly Podcast Sales Made Easy newsletter with insider tips on how to start, grow and MAKE SALES to hit your enrollment and sales targets every single month. http://www.vivguy.com/EasyLike the episode? Share it on social and tag me @viv.guyLove the show? Leave a 5-star review, take a screenshot, and tag me on IG and you'll be entered into our monthly prize drawing. Website: www.vivguy.com Instagram @viv.guy Facebook Messenger http://m.me/Viv.guy.coach Facebook ...

In this episode of "Enneagram and Coffee," I interview Julie Ciardi, a business and mindset coach for women. We discuss the importance of niche building and running a business without relying solely on social media. Julie shares her journey from a corporate career at IBM to entrepreneurship, her discovery of her Enneagram type, and the impact it had on her. She emphasizes the value of working with a trained Enneagram expert. I also share my insights on identifying patterns in ideal clients, evidence-based niching, and the power of in-person interactions and offline marketing techniques. To learn more about how to work with Julie and BEcome the version of yourself that makes the impossible possible, visit www.igniteherbrand.com or tune into the BRAND Podcast on your favorite streaming platform. -- Enneagram University ( bonuses available when you sign up through my link ) - https://www.theenneagramuniversity.com/?ref=6708b5 50% off honeybook - share.honeybook.com/sarajane725 FREE coaching business roadmap: https://sarajane-case-3grp.squarespace.com/freecoachingroadmap Notion Templates here - www.sarajanecase.com/shop  Enneagram Coffee here - https://www.summitcoffee.com/sarajanecasestore Call/text your enneagram questions to (828) 338-9127 Grab a copy of my books at www.thehonestenneagram.com & www.theenneagramletters.com Check out my YouTube channel: www.youtube.com/sarajanecase Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Imagine being able to find clients without using social media. Sound like the dream? Viv Guy has done it. And she's here to share how she does it, what happened to her business when she came off social media, and how she's swapping scrolling for connecting!   Viv Guy Website: vivguy.com Freebie: https://vivguy.com/accelerator/   Emma Cossey Follow me on Instagram Email: hello@emmacossey.com Come join us in the free Freelance Lifestylers Facebook group Want more support? Check out the Freelance Lifestyle School courses and membership.    

It's not a secret that organic reach on Facebook, Instagram and others is at an all time low. What's worse, even if you've mastered a platform or two, it seems as if every week or so, there's yet another algorithm update that threatens to destroy all the work you've put into it. Pinterest users are even feeling the pinch. The platform is often referred to as a search engine rather than a social network, and as such it's been the go-to traffic source for bloggers in many niches for years. But now, even Pinterest has left some content creators feeling frustrated over a dramatic drop in traffic. But what can you do? How else can you get the word out about your latest course, or your new opt-in offer? Turns out, there are plenty of ways you can market your business without social media, and in this week's episode, I'll give you my top 21 suggestions. Prefer a transcript? Here you go! What you'll learn in this episode: Why I finally (mostly) left social media, and how I'm making Facebook work on my terms today. The single most important marketing channel all small business owners should be prioritizing, and why. How to leverage search (and not just from Google) to get in front of your ideal audience. The strategy I used to launch my business and quickly grow to six-figures in revenue. What Steve Martin can teach us all about getting noticed in a competitive world. Resources mentioned: Debbie Gartner's SEO guides are worth every penny. Start with this one if you're brand new, or this one if you've been blogging for a while. Stupid Simple SEO is the best full-featured course on SEO I know of. I took it two years ago and it's well worth the time and money investment. Start with Mike's free class to learn more about the topic and his teaching style. Affiliate Program Success was not mentioned, but it's a helpful resource if you're interested in creating your own affiliate program to sell your courses and products. Medium.com has a built in audience and it's easy to get started syndicating your content there. HelpAReporter.com is a great resource if you want to get quoted on high-traffic sites. Sign up as a "source" and then choose the types of notifications to receive. Meetup.com makes live, in person networking easier. Just search your area for your topics of interest. UpViral makes hosting a viral contest as simple as filling in a few details. Steve Martin has the best advice you will ever hear about finding success, and it's not just true for show business. In episode eight I talked more about participating in bundles and giveaways for list building.

This is a flashback episode to the 80's and my childhood. Sometimes we can miss things that are right under our noses. We can smell that there's something wrong, but we just can't fathom out what and where. It's something I see time and time again in business. We know there's a problem, but we either can't figure it out of continue to let this problem go on and don't take action.  I've done it myself, my peers have done it, we've all done it and if you're in that position then this episode is for you! I'm sharing the lessons from the story of the 10 shits that can teach us all something valuable in our business. Stay tuned!  

Time is money so efficiency and productivity are things we need to develop within ourselves and our businesses. So, it's a hot topic and something that has grown faster than we could have ever imagined.  It's AI. My biz buddy had dinner together a couple of months ago and had a great conversation about how AI can help us both in our businesses. One thing that really caught my attention was how chatbots can be used to generate content. As Kitty explained, chatbots are like little robots that can mimic human conversation. They can generate content such as poems, email subject lines, blog posts, and even Facebook copy! But what are the things we need to watch out for and be wary of as business owners and marketeers? Surely it can't replace the need for humans and our own expertise and experience as well?   That's what we are talking about today. AI on saving you time  AI and its potential impact on your SEO performance AI as a sounding board. I think this is such an interesting idea because it frees up so much time for other important tasks. Instead of spending hours brainstorming ideas and writing content, we can simply set up a chatbot to do the work for us. And the best part? We can be sure that the content is high-quality and consistent. Kitty and I also discussed how AI can help with managing time and improving business efficiency. It's amazing to think about all the possibilities and how we can use technology to enhance our work. Overall, it was a great conversation and I'm excited to see how AI will continue to shape our industry. Thanks for listening and we'll catch you next time!  

Noella Andres is a self-made marketing queen (and a co-coach inside The Wedding CEO). She pivoted her business from wedding photography to an online business. She works best behind the scenes with any platform that is rooted in Marketing. Tune into today's episode if you're ready to grow a business without using social mediaNoella's Linkswww.noellaandres.comFREEBIE Loved this episode? Share & tag me @alora.rachelle - so I can love on you for it.Follow & rate the podcast - Apple - Spotify

In this episode, I wanna talk about how reflecting and planning regularly can help you achieve your goals. I've got this cool hack that some of my clients have tried and it's been a total game changer for them. Basically, the hack involves breaking down your goals into shorter sprints of six to eight weeks. This way, you can work on your goals and check on your progress regularly, without feeling overwhelmed by long-term goals. It's super important to reflect on your progress, especially when life gets busy and it's easy to forget what happened in the past. That's why I like to do monthly KPI reviews to track my highs, lows, wins, challenges, and key learnings. By reflecting on your experiences and data regularly, you can identify areas that need improvement and make the necessary adjustments. So, I really encourage you to get into the habit of regular reflection and planning. Trust me, it'll help you achieve your goals more efficiently! If you wanna learn more about how regular reflection and planning can benefit your personal and professional life, be sure to tune in to this episode!  

As an entrepreneur, how much time should you spend on your biz? Should you be working 24/7 to hit your revenue?   This is a big question for business owners, how many hours should you spend and on what part of your biz should you allocate this?    It is a goal to hit your revenue consistently on a monthly basis, but you also need to focus on the things that you want to do to avoid being burned out!   As for me, I want to watch my kid do her Easter service in church on Thursday. I want to take the school holidays off. I want to set my own working hours. I want to be there for my kids. These are more my big drivers for me. I know I can make the money I wanna to, I've always worked for myself, so it's a little different, but for me,  that's the big thing that changed the way I work.   I wanted more freedom. I wanted freedom when I was thinking I may have a family, but I wanna be really present for my family. So these were my priorities. So I wanted to think about like, why are you doing this business? Why is this important to you? Because only when we kind of realize that, can we dial in.   In this episode, let's talk about how much time you should really spend on your biz, and how you should allocate it so that you will be present to your family too!   Stay Tuned!  

Sometimes selling can feel hard!   …. And selling feels especially hard when we have multiple offers and different price points.    You might have thought “ This should be easy! There's something for everyone!”, but this might be the very reason selling feels hard for you!    So in this episode, I will talk about Why selling feels hard because of multiple offers and will help you navigate better in having confidence in your pricing.    Stay tuned!  

What does it take to get consistent monthly revenue? How do you not only get but stay fully booked so you have consistent revenue? The answer - a marketing plan and a marketing system in place, a process. And I've developed my system called the Client Accelerator Framework. I have used this myself to grow my business and this is what I've taught my clients, and this is how I take people from not being fully booked to fully booked with one-to-one clients with a wait list in just 12 months time.  So, what is the client accelerator framework? That's what I want to talk about today! Stay tuned as today you will learn: How to build out a client creation ‘engine' so you have a pipeline of clients The 3 problems everyone struggling to hit consistent revenue see in their business  Viv's recommendation in solving these problems!  

“Choose your hard” This is a phrase I love and which I owe full credit to one of my previous coaches and biz buddies Gemma Gilbert for introducing me to this. I still use this when doubting things and stalling in action taking, and I will often ask this of my clients. As humans, we are oddly happy to stay in the status quo, even though it may not be our happy place. Why do we do that? Well that's what we are talking about in today's episode. I believe that everything in life is a choice, and we can choose to change the things that we are not happy with. In today's episode I'm talking about, the importance of choosing your hard so you can have a recurring fully booked business Book in a 15 minute Client Accelerator Gameplan call and lets identify the 3 key actions that will get you to being fully booked in your business.

The Online marketing space has become increasingly busy in the last 10 years, and no more than now in 2023!  Our audiences have become more switched onto marketing strategies and tactics that were once highly effective.  It has become hard to stand out in this noisy space, so how do we really do that?  One thing is key: Let us be more  Marmalite…and less Vanilla! Today I'll be talking about how to stand out in this noisy online marketing space, by ditching our need for people pleasing and by becoming not the best option in the marketplace BUT by becoming the only option! In this episode your will learn: Why we try to appeal to everyone How to become the only option How to stand out in the online space  

Alexandra Franzen is a best-selling author, award-winning editor, and entrepreneur based in Hawaii. She has written seven books including two novels. She has written articles for Time, Forbes, Newsweek, The Huffington Post, and Lifehacker. Her work has been mentioned in The New York Times Small Business Blog, The Atlantic, The Los Angeles Times, Fast Company, BuzzFeed, Inc., in Tim Ferriss' newsletter, and she has appeared on the Peabody Award-winning radio show, Marketplace.She's the co-founder of a company called Get It Done and a brick and mortar bookstore called One Idea Books and Gifts.In this episode, we talk about:How she became a self-employed creativeHer decision for getting off social mediaHow to market without social mediaHer daily routineWhy she instituted a 4 day work week for her companyWorking on projects for clients vs yourselfSelf publishing vs Traditional PublishingCreative Resources:AlphabetizerThe Name of the Wind by Patrick RothfussConnect with Alex:Website: www.alexandrafranzen.comwww.youcangetitdone.com

How socials impact my mental health, having 4000 weeks to live, the frustrations of distraction and why you keep seeing people talking about Substack. How long-form is coming back, and our nervous systems are thanking us for such a move. I share my thoughts and reasons behind a move from socials. 7 Day trial to SubstackFind happiness with your vagina free quizMy main linksMy InstagramWebsiteMy YouTubeMy TikTokMy PinterestMy email

Today let's hear about one of my clients who successfully went from 0 business income to closing her first 2 clients and making a 2x ROI in just 6 months! Rita had been struggling for the past 2 years in her business. After working with her first coach to put the structures in place to run her business she'd hoped then that the clients would just come (a bit like Kevin Costner in the film Field of Dreams)...only they didn't. Rita then invested in a second coach who worked on her marketing strategy...only it was entirely focused on social media. Rita worked her butt off doing everything that the coach had told her to do...and booked in ZERO clients in 2 years. She didn't know what action to take or what direction to go in. She was determined but wary of being burned again with no results from her investment). In this episode you will learn Rita's key points and results: Nailed her niche and became ultra specific Landed her first 2 FULL paying clients after running her new webinar for the very first time Started developing a network of referral partners and collaborators Stopped relying on social media Increased her confidence in her offer and transformation she helps people achieve.   Get connected with Viv 21 Ways to Get 1-1 Clients Without Social Media – www.vivguy.com/21ways Connect with me via email – hello@vivguy.com Website: https://vivguy.com/ Join my free monthly coaching & mentoring calls here: https://bit.ly/vivFMC

It's 2023! I know you are tired of the blah, boring, vanilla-like marketing. As we go ahead with the new year, let's have fun, exciting, and fresh marketing ideas unlike before. Today we have Niki Hutchison and Abi Sea of Adventures of Marketing as our podcast guests! We want the 50 Shades of gray version of marketing, and that's what the Adventures in a marketing event that Nikki and Abby are here to talk about today. It's all about taking your marketing from being blah, boring and vanilla so you're fed up with it to something much more exciting. In today's episode you will learn: Niki and Abi's upcoming event, Adventures in Marketing What's wrong in Marketing Today Why Marketing is getting boring Niki and Abi's Marketing inputs And a whole lot more! Get connected with Viv 21 Ways to Get 1-1 Clients Without Social Media – www.vivguy.com/21ways Connect with me via email – hello@vivguy.com Website: https://vivguy.com/ Join my free monthly coaching & mentoring calls here: https://bit.ly/vivFMC

If you've been frustrated with social media recently, you may have found yourself wondering "Is there another way?" In this episode Alice speaks with guest Astrid Bracke about ways to move your business away from social media... but what instead? We talk about making space to create in a way you enjoy, using your "content calories" wisely and being playful with alternatives. Astrid is a mentor for small businesses, supporting them to build a slower, gentler and more profitable business. She's on a mission to change how we feel, think and talk about business, and about kicking the hustle and productivity culture to the curb. Astrid supports small business owners and freelancers through 1:1 mentoring, workshops and her writing. She loves big mugs of strong milky tea, always carries a book and takes care of 120+ houseplants. Find out more from Astrid: https://astridbracke.com/ Grab her series on "How to Move your Business away from Social Media (free 4-week email series) HERE: https://astridbracke.com/move-your-business-away-from-social-media/ Substack newsletter: https://astridbracke.substack.com/ Should you move your newsletter to Substack? (blog post): https://astridbracke.com/should-you-move-your-newsletter-to-substack/ Mentioned: Book recommendation: Kate Atkinson's Shrines of Gaiety Travel Man series with Richard Ayoade taster! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TbB4l8ihK4k&t=7s Art Juice brings you honest, generous, and humorous conversations that will feed your creative soul and get you thinking with artists Alice Sheridan and Louise Fletcher. See Alice Sheridan at: www.alicesheridan.com @alicesheridanstudio Find more about Louise Fletcher: www.louisefletcherart.com @louisefletcher_art Credits: "Monkeys Spinning Monkeys" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License

“You can't market without social media” Have you ever heard of this? A lot of people think that they can't market without social media, maybe you're thinking about it too. If you're in the camp of “I don't believe marketing without social media is something that can be done!” this episode is for you! In this episode, you will learn The Brain and Neuroplasticity Confirmation Bias The Story of the Corn Field Neuroplasticity Looking Through Numbers for Evidence Get connected with Viv 21 Ways to Get 1-1 Clients Without Social Media – www.vivguy.com/21ways Connect with me via email – hello@vivguy.com Website: https://vivguy.com/ Join my free monthly coaching & mentoring calls here: https://bit.ly/vivFMC

There are many different ways to scale your business! One of my favorite topics to discuss is collaborations and tapping into borrowing. Other people's audiences to grow your own. It is definitely the fastest way to grow your audience in the early days of your business. In this episode, I'm talking all about how to scale your collaborations within your business so you can continue to grow your business week on week, month on month, and year on year. Because you are one person and there will come a point when you cannot take on anything else yourself. Today you will learn: Finding Out, researching, and Identifying New People To Connect With Working with People Who Have Bigger Audiences Taking on a Collaboration Coordinator Benefits of Collaboration Determining the Right Collaboration Strategy for You Outsourcing Your Collaboration Elements   If  'getting fully booked with 1-1 clients' is one of your annual goals THIS YEAR and you're not moving forward on this, that's your cue to book a call. 21 Ways to Get 1-1 Clients Without Social Media  Connect with me via email – hello@vivguy.com Website  Join my free monthly coaching & mentoring calls here    Links in Episode:  21 Ways to Collaborate    

On today's episode Niki talks to Business Coach Viv Guy about how to successfully market your business without using social media - the dream, right?!You can find out more about Viv at www.vivguy.com and listen to her podcast, Marketing Without Social Media, in all the usual places. Viv also has a quiz where you can identify your marketing superpower, you'll find that at https://vivguy.com/superpowerViv will be delivering a session at Adventures In Marketing in Edinburgh in February and if you act fast, there are some Tier 2 tickets available, still at an early bird price, at www.adventuresinmarketing.ukLoved the podcast? What to do next:Welcome to the podcast and please feel free to binge on some of the other episodes which are coming up and make sure that you subscribe on your favourite podcast platform, so that you never miss an episode.If you are enjoying the podcast please share it with your friends and leave a review as that makes a huge difference to a small business like mine.If you want to grow your business, first you need to grow your audience. I have some great free resources to help you: https://www.nikihutchison.com/freeTo learn more about me, Niki Hutchison, and to join my Audience Growth Collective click: Website: www.nikihutchison.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/nikihutchisonltd/Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/audiencegrowthcollectiveInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/nikihutchison/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nikihutchison/About Niki Hutchison and the Audience Growth PodcastWelcome to the Audience Growth Podcast. I'm Niki Hutchison, a Business and Marketing Expert and passionate supporter of Female Founders. I work with clients large and small to help them understand how to use marketing to grow their audience because a bigger audience means bigger sales. Learning how to market your business really is the difference between success and failure. On the Audience Growth Podcast I will be teaching you how to grow your audience, a community of people interested in what you do and I'll be sharing how to turn them from browsers into buyers, from followers into customers. I'll also be inviting very special guests how to join me so you can learn from their experiences growing brands, businesses and audiences too. I've grown both of my businesses using predominantly organic marketing, that's marketing that costs nothing or very little. I believe getting your organic marketing right first is vital before spending any money on ads. It's the perfect way to grow an engaged audience around your business. As a listener of the Audience Growth podcast you're going to learn how to do it.

How has Alexandra Franzen built two thriving businesses without social media? By delivering work with a quality I like to call “exquisite greatness.” She treats every marketing initiative like a tiny art project, something to get excited about rather than a draining chore to dread—and no, it doesn't require social media. As Alex shares, according to a Nielsen study, 92% of customers purchase products or services because of a recommendation from someone they know. This episode originally aired on June 14, 2022. More About Alex: Alexandra Franzen is a bestselling author, award-winning editor, and entrepreneur based in Hawaii. She's the co-founder of Get It Done, a company providing writing coaching, editing, proofreading, cover design, publishing, and distribution services for clients who want to write a book. She writes one of my favorite newsletters at AlexandraFranzen.com, and runs her popular Tiny Book Course. Alex deleted all of her social media accounts eight years ago as she describes in her forthcoming book, Marketing Without Social Media.

Today, let's talk about leveraging, networking, connecting, and collaborating to elevate your brand awareness. What do I mean by that? Let's figure out how to increase your visibility, establish your authority, grow your audience, get referrals, save time and save money. That's what this episode is all about! I am joined by the fabulous business strategist, Lynn Neville. Now Lynn is a business strategist and multi-passionate online business owner specializing in lead generation, content strategy, networking, and online events. She helps businesses grow their audience and get more leads with simple tools and strategies that get results without the overwhelm. And…you will love the goodies she's got available for you in this episode that are going to move you forward within your business. So guys, tune in to figure out how it's going to work for you and help you grow your business! Today you will learn: How to find people to connect and collaborate with What to do after finding and connecting to people Referral Reward Program Vs Affiliate Lynn Neville's Biz Bestie HQ

Today let's talk about the whole six-figure thing It is one of those numbers that gets banded around in the online business space all the time, like some milestone. In this episode, I am talking all about how to scale, and how to grow to six figures without having to post any organic social media content. How do we do it? How do we achieve that? Let's find out as today you will learn Pricing and Capacity Lead Generation Systems (SOPs) Discipline and Commitment

My friend Jadah Sellner, author and business mentor, joins me on this episode to talk about the takeaways and creative process behind her latest book, She Builds: The Anti-Hustle Guide to Grow Your Business and Nourish Your Life. We discuss what it looks like to detox from hustle culture, lead with love, and embody your own definition of success. This book is a full integration of the masculine and feminine, providing both a practical and holistic point of view on how to avoid burnout and discover more flow in your life. Jadah's perspective on entrepreneurship and personal development is such a breath of fresh air. I can't wait for you to hear our conversation and get your copy of She Builds! In episode 409 of the Embodied Podcast we discuss: [3:24] Setting the standard of inclusive, trauma-informed teachers and mentors.   [10:00] Receiving feedback in a constructive way and working through your unconscious biases.   [18:13] Jadah's business philosophy: love over metrics.   [22:46] Why is the baseline goal to be a seven-figure business owner?  [25:48] What ‘anti-hustle culture' is all about.   [29:57] Embracing your pace and following the seasons of your life.   [39:22] Inside-out processing vs. outsourcing your answers and decisions to other people.   [46:00] What we learned in Alexandra Franzen's course: Marketing Without Social Media  [51:38] Jadah's reflections on the creative writing process.    Slide into my DMs on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/elizabethdialto/ Or slide into Jadah's DMs on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jadahsellner/     Resources mentioned by Elizabeth in the episode: Sign Up for the Free Embodiment Course  Sacred Embodiment Specialist (SES) Training Catch the full show notes for episode 409 here Email us with questions or feedback. Don't miss an episode of The Embodied Podcast.

What do we mean when we talk about positioning?  Well, fundamentally, it is the question of what position do you occupy in the minds of your ideal clients?  Why would they work with you versus other people who do what you do if you don't get your positioning?    It's really hard to become known and you will have to do a lot more legwork in your sales calls. In this episode, we are talking about positioning, so how to actually position yourself in the marketplace so you stand out amongst all the noise because heck, it is a very noisy space out there Today you will learn: Biggest Reason to Hire You Vs. Someone Else Becoming Service Provider to an Authority Setting the Buying Criteria through the Content You Create Keys in  Looking at Your Positioning

In this episode, we are talking about how to get your very first three clients, or if you've worked with one or two clients, those next three clients. Why? Because it's when you start working with clients that the magic starts happening. You get that momentum, get into the flow, and start getting more clients. So let's dive straight into this Quicky episode on how to get those first or next three clients if you are early on in your business. In this episode, you will learn: How to get the skills to take the action to get clients Things that shift the needle for you in your business

Previously we've talked about how to actually achieve your goals by tracking your data to really be aware of what's going on. But what if you're just seeing zeros? And you know that the cause might be you… because you're not taking the actions. So today let's talk about what's ACTUALLY stopping you from taking the action that you need in order to achieve your goals. In today's episode, we will talk about the difference between procrastination and creative avoidance, and how it may be the thing that's stopping you. Today you will learn: The difference between procrastination and creative avoidance Set Accountability Highest Value Activity Time blocking

I often hear people saying… “I am not hitting my goals” “I have not brought in the revenue that I want” “I have not brought in the number of clients that I want” I have been there and done that! So If you are not hitting your revenue goals and booking the number of clients that you want every single month, then I'm gonna give you this one really simple thing to do every single week religiously that will absolutely help you transform the action that you're taking to achieve your goals. So, listen in!

The question remains: how does one with a minimal audience build offline connections, in an aligned way outside social media? This is a question that one of my wonderful listeners emailed in after listening to the episode about my 1 year anniversary without social media. So let's dive in and answer this question! In this episode you will learn: Where to start Where to post your opt in - Offline vs online! what's the difference Keeping them in your world after opt in.

Do you feel like social media is working for you as a marketing channel for your business? In this episode I'm talking about marketing without social media and what you can do to power up your evergreen, non-social media marketing. LINKS:  Get your hands on my FREE marketing without social media 30-point checklist 5 tips for SEO friendly blog posts

A year without social media… wow! Time has flown so fast When I said I was leaving social media, a lot of people were interested and were watching with eager anticipation to see what happened and to see if they wanted to follow in my footsteps. So it's only fair that I share what that journey has been like. Instead of doing this as a solo episode, I decided I'd bring in my friend Colette to interview me and ask those questions that you guys submitted that you were interested in finding out about my year without social media. We go deep in this episode and I really share openly and honestly what that journey has been like for me. Enjoy!

Have you ever imagined having a fully booked calendar with hot new leads every week? Wouldn't that be freaking amazing? Although, here's the thing…. It's only amazing IF they are your ideal clients! How are you qualifying those people before you get them on a call? Because you don't wanna waste your time. Your time is one of your most precious commodities or your most precious commodity as a business owner, but it's also respecting and valuing the time of your prospective clients. In this episode, we are diving into how to qualify leads and you will learn: Qualify using your niche The process of qualifiers and filtering

How do we price our services? A problem many people have is the work on an hourly rate….they look at it as this is what it is per session and that seems too much. But don't think about the cost per session, think about the ultimate result and transformation you are helping clients achieve. In this episode, you'll learn: The 2 ways to price your services How to feel confident in our pricing How to get prospective clients to see the value and that our price is totally worth it.

In this episode, I am talking to a small business legend, entrepreneur, go-to expert, world-renowned author and keynote speaker, and all round top bloke. Andrew Griffiths about the power of words in marketing and how you can use books and the stage to generate sales. Andrew has been in business since he was 17 years old in various industries. He has written 14 best-selling books, spent countless hours wowing people on stage, and is a passionate entrepreneurial futurist.You will have heard Andrew or read his articles on INC, Huff Post, Sunrise, Flying Solo, CBS, Sky News, TedX, and many more. His content is focused on helping build small businesses of substance. You will love what he has to say so keep listening.  Find the shownotes here: https://saleswithoutsocials.com.au/ep3/

The topic today is one of my fave marketing tactics due to its simplicity. It is not new, it is not super fancy, ANYONE can do it regardless of how many marketing skills you have and it is FREE. It ticks so many boxes.So what is it? It is called GUESTING!Keep listening and you will find out more.Find the shownotes here:  https://saleswithoutsocials.com.au/ep2/

Let's talk about why focusing on social media doesn't make sense for many businesses. And to do this I'm going to focus on the numbers and the data.  When it comes to marketing we cannot escape them because data is facts. I am not anti-social media – as I mentioned in the Coming Soon episode. It has its place in the marketing mix however there is way too much emphasis put on it.Listen and see what the numbers realistically are when you consider that so-called 'free' social media versus other marketing tactics that time the same (or less) time.Link to shownotes:https://saleswithoutsocials.com.au/ep1/

Is it possible to get from 0 to 10k recurring months in just one year? It definitely is! When I started working with my client Jenny she was feeling fed up and miserable because her business was not taking off. She was trying to persevere through social media because that is what she has been told to do to market her business. But she was getting nowhere In today's episode, I invited my client Jenny to share her journey of working with me over the past 12 months including the results that she has seen in her business. Today you are going to learn: What are the key changes that made the biggest impact on Jenny's business How Jenny shifted her limiting beliefs about work hours in creating a business that gives her FREEDOM How Jenny uses her marketing archetype to generate consistent leads.

Ever wondered what's the number 1 sales saboteur? I absolutely believe that it is the story we tell ourselves! It is around our self-belief and how we hold ourselves when things are not going well. In this episode, I will talk about how the story we tell ourselves, that we don't sometimes realize is stopping us from taking action. I will share a story of a client of mine who had encountered this saboteur herself and how it was solved. So let's dive in, and untangle what is going on here to stop your sales call being sabotaged.

What If Social Media Disappeared? Are you overly reliant on social media? What if social media disappeared? What would you do?  Our show talks a lot about creating content and running a business using digital marketing tactics. All.The.Time. In this episode, Jen and Shelley discuss what they would do if social media suddenly disappeared. They discuss how you can adapt your marketing strategies, develop your business differently, and even who you could reach out to and how to go about reaching them. Training topics include: Marketing strategy Business development Who to reach out to How to reach them Free Download: https://sendfox.com/lp/1x7ejp (The Client Attraction Checklist: 23 of The Most Effective Ways To Attract Qualified Leads) Words of Wisdom By diversifying your marketing and not relying solely on social media, you become much more resilient. — Jen Collaboration is a great place to start because the people who know you are the people who are most open to your offers in working with you. — Shelley Breaking News https://www.nearmedia.co/yahoo-comeback-review-crisis-freelancers-now-36/ (Freelancers now 36% of the Workforce) (Near Media): we discuss whether this is good (or bad) for workers in general and freelancers in particular. Can't-Miss Resources Tweak of the Week (Software to Look Into) https://tryshift.com/ (Shift) "the workstation for productive people" — organize your email accounts (all of them!) and apps in one place. Tired of having 5000 tabs open? Consider using Shift ($99/year). A cheaper alternative: https://www.kiwiforgmail.com/ (Kiwi for Gmail) (Free - $58/yr.) Inspirational Nugget The stable person keeps their rational soul invincible, for it's precisely in the good times they prove their strength against adversity. — Seneca Am I prepared for my bubble to burst? We cannot rely too heavily on what has been, up to this point, normal. We have witnessed over the last two years that everything can shut down overnight. Events and flights cancel, jobs disappear, and family and friends get sick and die. What then can we rely upon? Our values and ideals. When we choose our goals based on our values, we will always discover another way to achieve a value-based goal when we run into unexpected obstacles. Connect with Us Podcast Production Podcast hosting: https://www.captivate.fm/signup?ref=womenconquerbiz (Captivate*) (affiliate link) Livestream: https://streamyard.com/?pal=5720244600700928 (StreamYard*) (Shelley's referral link) Music: https://uppbeat.io/ (Uppbeat.io) Connect with Jen Brought to you by Women Conquer Business https://linkedin.com/in/jensmcfarland (Connect with Jen McFarland) https://www.womenconquerbiz.com/marketing-services/ (Women Conquer Business marketing consultancy) https://epiphanycourses.com/ (Epiphany Courses) Connect with Shelley Engineered by AGK Media Studio https://www.linkedin.com/in/shelleycarney/ (Connect with Shelley Carney) Shelley's Livestream consultancy http://agkmedia.studio/ (AGK Media Studio) Shelley's podcast: https://anchor.fm/messagesandmethods (Messages and Methods: Livecast Life 2.0 Podcast)  

Are you intrigued by the episode title? CAN a business survive without maintaining a social media presence?Well, this Imperfect Marketing episode with Johanna Renoth might seem counterintuitive, but it offers an amazing new perspective on business management.Yes, it is possible to market your business without relying on social platforms!I had a fantastic time speaking with Johanna Renoth about her journey, the self-awareness she has developed, and how she is running a very successful business without structure and social media.Could you do it? Or have you already taken the plunge and deleted your business's social accounts?I would love to hear your story; drop me an email at support@kendracorman.com.Click here to access the transcript and follow along!Related Links and Resources:Johanna's websiteJohanna's new courseKendra's Secrets to Generating Content IdeasDo you enjoy social media, but feel stuck? Try these 30 Days of Post Ideas!Identify your target audience Looking to save time or get more information from AI?If you're just starting out with AI or looking to enhance your outputs, my book 'Mastering AI in Communications' is your essential guide. Whether you're a beginner or ready to take your skills to the next level, grab your free electronic copy or purchase it on Amazon right here!Amazon: https://a.co/d/bhblVcGFree e-version: https://courses.kendracorman.com/aibookDon't miss this opportunity to transform your approach and make AI your most powerful tool yet in saving time and improving efficiency!

“Why will nobody buy from me? What am I doing wrong?” Every single week, I have this conversation with my prospective clients and the people who are new to working with me. I have been there myself and have asked myself exactly the same question. It is important to understand why people are not saying “yes” to your business because without those ‘yes's you don't have a viable, sustainable business and that is what we want and need as entrepreneurs and business owners. In this episode, you will learn different points to help you in transforming people saying “no” to your business into a resounding “YES” Your niche Your ideal client Pain points and transformation Your sales call

It is the end of summer break for us here in the UK. Some of us had just been back from vacation with our family - and are now gearing to get back into work. But the thing is that after having a chunk of time off over summer or a disrupted work pattern (especially those parents out there), getting back into work can be tough. The problem here is though that when we lose our focus we drop the ball on something. This is my longest time away from my biz so far. I take summer off every year but have had extended time off and reduced hours coming back to work mid August so I have lived the post hols struggles myself this year. In this episode we will talk about how we can come back strong by not just giving yourself a massive to-do list of all the things you think you 'should' have done before time off or over that time off. You will learn: How to start back strong in your biz after time off How to get out of the post holiday 'meh' funk Avoiding overwhelm post hols

How do you keep the belief when you are not seeing tangible results? I've been there and it IS hard. When you are not seeing new leads coming in, new email subscribers, people turning up to your workshops or challenges, when you're not getting new clients, when you are not getting new enrollments and when you are just not making the money you need and want to be making to sustain yourself. This is especially hard for new biz owners and this is something I've wanted to talk about for quite some time now. In this episode, I am talking to the amazing Charlotte Carter. Charlotte is a High-Performance Coach and she has been such an instrumental part of my journey. Today you will learn: How do you actually keep the belief when you aren't seeing tangible results? How positive psychology will transform your life and your business? The big one practical actions that you can implement on a daily basis to help you stay in a positive space

Today I'm talking to Viv Guy about growing your business without social media. Viv is a business coach, mentor, strategist, and the host of the podcast Marketing Without Social Media. Viv is passionate about helping service-based business owners create recurring 5k+ months, WITHOUT social media (bye-bye hamster wheel of content!), having created her first successful biz in her 20s without it. The best bit; doing it all in just 20 hours a week! In this episode, you'll learn about growing your business without social media as well as...   Why Viv thinks there's a growing interest in ditching Social Media If not Social Media, then what? Viv's ideas to grow your business without it Her 3 favorite ways of growing without social How to get traffic to our free offers to get people on to our email list Advantages of email vs. Social Media How Viv thinks Social Media will evolve in the next 5 year And so much more Viv's Resources   Viv's Website Viv's Podcast: Marketing Without Social Media Viv's Free Guide: 21 Ways to Get Clients Off Social Media   Sarah's Resources Watch this episode on Youtube (FREE) Sarah's One Page Marketing Plan (FREE) Sarah Suggests Newsletter (FREE) The Humane Business Manifesto (FREE) Gentle Confidence Mini-Course Marketing Like We're Human - Sarah's book The Humane Marketing Circle Authentic & Fair Pricing Mini-Course Podcast Show Notes We use Descript to edit our episodes and it's fantastic! Email Sarah at sarah@sarahsantacroce.com Thanks for listening!   After you listen, check out Humane Business Manifesto, an invitation to belong to a movement of people who do business the humane and gentle way and disrupt the current marketing paradigm. You can download it for free at this page. There's no opt-in. Just an instant download. Are you enjoying the podcast?  The Humane Marketing show is listener-supported—I'd love for you to become an active supporter of the show and join the Humane Marketing Circle. You will be invited to a private monthly Q&A call with me and fellow Humane Marketers -  a safe zone to hang out with like-minded conscious entrepreneurs and help each other build our business and grow our impact.  — I'd love for you to join us! Learn more at humane.marketing/circle Don't forget to subscribe to the show on iTunes or on Android to get notified for all my future shows and why not sign up for my weekly(ish) "Sarah Suggests Saturdays", a round-up of best practices, tools I use, books I read, podcasts, and other resources. Raise your hand and join the Humane Business Revolution. Warmly, Sarah Imperfect Transcript of the show We use and love Descript to edit our podcast and provide this free transcript of the episode. And yes, that's an affiliate link. Sarah: [00:00:00] [00:01:00] [00:02:00] [00:03:00] [00:04:00] [00:05:00] [00:06:00] Hey  Viv. So good to speak to you today. I look forward to our, I'm gonna just let in the listeners that were doing a double episode. So we're, we're recording first for my show. And then I'm gonna be recording one for your show. So yay. We get to hang out all morning. So welcome to the humane marketing podcast with, so  Viv: I'm excited to have. Thanks, sir. I'm so, so happy to be here. And one a morning, we've got how exciting is it's awesome. I think, you know, we're gonna come away from this, like bursting at the seams. I think there's so much energy and value that we take  Sarah: exactly. And all these new ideas about social media and marketing and all of that. So,  Viv: yeah, I'm [00:07:00] really excited.  Sarah: Cool. Well, let's dive right in. I, I, I have some big picture questions for you, but then also some nitty gritty, like, you know, how do we do this without social media? Because yeah, there's, there's obviously the big picture. So the that's kind of what I, where I wanna start. I, I feel like. There's maybe some movements starting together with my humane marketing revolution. Maybe there's a movement also away from social media. Yeah. What do you see? What do you hear in the grapes? What's going on?  Viv: Yeah. So I think you become more aware don't you have things are movements when you, you kind of embrace that yourself. Mm-hmm . So for me, obviously, when I, I had the idea of, I want to go off social media entirely, right? You start kind of looking around who else is doing this? Am I crazy? you know, but it was great. Cuz the coach I was working with at the time, Greg Fon, he had, he would pivoted away from social media. So I was like, okay. Greg can do it. And then I started looking around and came across [00:08:00] Leon Dawson, you know, who I made 11 million and doesn't use social media now and there's, and, you know, look around, there are so many people coming off, social media. So I kind of was like, okay, there are people moving away, but the big thing was. Can can like younger businesses, newer businesses do it, you know? Cause I was seeing a lot of more established businesses doing it. Mm-hmm , you know, multi billion dollar businesses doing it, you know, makeup brands, perfect brands and, and Tesla and people like that. So I was like that. Mm. So I do think there is, I do think there's a movement is in answer. The short answer is yes. I do think there is a, a movement away from social media. There's a lot, obviously that sits behind that and that the rationale mm-hmm, , I'm very logical. You know, so for me, I like to see a good return on my investment of my time and energy. And I didn't see that coming through social media also on a kind of more intuitive, emotional level. I just didn't like social media. I've never liked social media. And it just never felt [00:09:00] right. And I fell into that trap with, with, with my second business, which was a personal brand photography of really, you know, listening to the experts out, out there who were, were saying, you know, you must use social media and you must be on it all time and you must be responsive and da, da duh. And, you know, I just felt. I felt like I was in like social media prison. Like I just didn't have a choice, you know? And, and I had to do all of this stuff and it felt horrible. But I did it and I built a very successful business, but there was always a part of me that was like, I don't like this. And is there another way. And then when I moved into. You know, very naturally into the, into the coaching world because I'd built a very successful business people saying, how did you do that? I, and what I was, you know, intuitively, I was like, I don't want to do this anymore. You know, instinctively, I was. I don't like it. It's not really providing me the return on investment cuz energetically, I didn't feel aligned, you know, with it. So [00:10:00] obviously, you know, if you want to talk about sort of energy and what you put out, you're getting return. I just, wasn't seeing the, the return on investment for me in terms of leads. And I found it was so a big sort of energy drain and that's just not what I wanted to. So yes, I was like, there's gotta be another way. And then I also found my clients were coming to me and I seemed to be attracting these clients who were. I don't like social media. I don't wanna use social media. Is there another way? And at that, that point, I had not gone entirely off social media. I was still using Facebook and Instagram, but I was attracting these people who were like, I don't wanna use social media. Can you help me? And I wasn't putting that out there as a message at all, but obviously energetically, you know, and I'm not a woo person. I'm just gonna say this to everyone out there. I'm not, there is a big, you know, and I say that in the kindest possible way, you know, with affect. I'm not, you know, somebody who has studied and, and a lot of expertise and experience, but I have definitely embraced a lot more. You know, woo. In the sense of really tapping into my intuition, you know, and, and my, [00:11:00] my instincts of what feels good. And, and I really do believe, obviously I was putting out this energy that was saying like social media sucks. It's not the right way to build your business. And I was attracting these people before. And then obviously before I kind of made that decision to a really niche and too. How to market without social media. So that was a very long winded answer. yeah. Yes. There's a movement.  Sarah: it's it's all good. It's all good. Then there's so many bits and pieces. And I wanna go back to one that stood out to me where you mentioned, you know, obviously it's easy for the big companies, the, the big corporations, or even the small business owners you mentioned Leon do and Daws. She was on social media before, right? Mm-hmm, , she's built a, an empire on social media. So in a way it's like, oh, well it's easy for them to now say I'm going off social media because if, or, you know, the, the devil's advocate would say, well, they have already built an audience. So it it's, I think it's really relevant that you share.[00:12:00]  We have built businesses before social media and kind of look at these cases and then also share your experience saying, well, I built a business now without social media, right. Because it's, it's everywhere. And so we're like, well, Yeah, but it seems like you have to do it in order to get some kind of audience. It's almost like we have to unlearn everything we learned all the business advice and marketing advice. We, we got over the years,  Viv: right? Yeah, yeah, absolutely. You know, and, and I built my first seven figure business without any social media and yes, I'm that old social media did not exist when that business launched. Right. And it was never somewhere I needed to kind of go you know, Yeah, I just didn't do it then. And you look around. Yeah. As you say, then there's a lot of advice that says you have to use social media because, but we look at that and, you know, I had a great conversation when I had Leone Dawson on my show because she's obviously been in business quite long time now. And when you, you know, when social media media first arrived on Facebook, first appeared, you know, you could put [00:13:00] one post out there. And it would get like 80 to 90% kind of reach and engagement on it. Mm-hmm , which was phenomenal. And year on year, it declined, you know? So you're having to put out more and more content to get any kind of engagement or reach. Yeah. And I think there's a lot of very successful entrepreneurs and business owners out there who obviously. Kind of got on that Bandra and that social media marketing kind of, and took that opportunity that was there, which was great to market using social media at a time when it was very effective. Yeah, exactly. Yeah. But that's what they're now kind of selling.  Sarah: Yeah. And, and they're not telling you that now they have a team of 10 people who constantly create content and do all the social media management  Viv: for you for that. And I, and I often wonder, you know, if they were to start a business right now, you know, in 20, 22 or, you know, it, what would they do? Because it would not be, I'm not gonna say any, it was easy for them, but it would, it's very different, you know? [00:14:00] Horizon now in, in the marketing world. And I think it's, you know, you can become so far removed, you know? So when you are so successful, if you're still trying to kind of teach people who are early on, you're not kind of on the ground doing those kind of ground level Strategies. So how can you then be kind of teaching? It just feels really misaligned for me sometimes that, you know  Sarah: yeah. It's that cookie cutter approach. Oh, this worked for me. So I'm gonna teach you and make millions of dollars. you know, now that yeah. And it, yeah. There's no guarantee that it's gonna work for all these other people. Viv: Yeah. And I think the big thing for me was always, you know, that it was missing. In all the courses and trainings I did and, you know, everything I invested in that nobody said what feels good to you. Yeah. Yeah, yeah. And that was the one question that was missing until I worked with an amazing coach who was like, what do you want it to feel? Like, what do you want it to look like? And I was like, oh, that's a choice here. Is it permission?  Sarah: Yeah. It's just permission giving. Yeah. And I  Viv: think, but I think for so many. Business owners. I, [00:15:00] I work with who come to me. They, they don't know, there's no awareness of other approaches to marketing because when we start a business, you know, most people start a business. You know, whether you say you're a therapist or. Or you wanna be a business coach or whatever it is, you know, where have you already kind of been hanging out on a personal level when you maybe were in your corporate career? Mm-hmm on social media. So you kind of like, it's familiar, it's comfortable. So I'm gonna go there instinctively and automatically, and I'm not gonna explore those other options. Yeah, because this feels like something that I could do and it's easy. And everybody says, you know, the noise out there face, you have to be there. you have to be there. And this is gonna be the easiest way to grow your business. And it's just not the case now, you know? Yeah. And there is so much, so much kind of data out there to kind of back this up that says this is not the most effective. Way to build your business now and to grow your audience, you know, and, and what do we know? You know, we need, we need leads. We need an audience, you know, in order to get [00:16:00] clients and customers and doing it through social media, especially organically is not effective. And I was speaking to. And a, a Facebook ads manager last week who was very much working with small businesses. And she said, honestly, I'm, I cannot sell what I do anymore, because I don't believe it's the right thing for small businesses. Because since the iOS changes last year, it's even harder now. And you know, you are, if you wanna spend 10 to 20 pounds per day on ads, You're just not gonna get the results, you know, so she was saying it like instinctively for her and intuitively it just didn't feel right to be selling that. And so she's gonna come on the podcast and talk about that to people now that actually even the pay to play, you know, cause I've always said, you know, if you wanna do it, it's pay to play. But actually. It's paid to play. If you've got a lot of money to invest and a lot, you know, a lot of money to invest in it. And also you have many other strategies supporting it. You know, you think about the big businesses out there. They are not just pushing out [00:17:00] paid ads. Now they are looking to other, other means of bringing in leads.  Sarah: Yeah. Wow. Such a good example of a humane marketer and, and often you know, the way you come to humane marketing it is by kind of. Tuning into your integrity and saying, can I still do this? You know, and for some people it might still work. She might still get clients and get paid, right? Yeah. But she can't sleep at night because she's like this, I know this is not working for my clients. They're just paying too much for the results that they're getting. And, and I just saw stat also someone sharing on, on. Because that's kind of my turf, where, where I hang out in with LinkedIn ads, 90%, 97% of people don't click on the page that you want them to click on. So they never click over to your landing page. Wow. So the, this ad guy was saying the, the, the new way of looking at ads is kind of like looking at them as billboards.[00:18:00]  So you engage with the O audience that. Already there in your network, you don't send them somewhere else and then try to sell them something there. Right? Yeah. That doesn't mean we make our content all look like ads, but we, you know, we engage differently. But, but yeah, like you pay tons and tons of money for these ads and they don't convert because nobody actually clicks on them anymore. Viv: Yeah. It's you know, and, and it it's out there. The data, you know, the return on investment. It's it's, it's, it's low. It is low. Yeah. It's low, you know, and again, you've gotta have a lot of money and you want to have an ads manager because there's so many changes with algorithms and everything, you know, you could spend days just doing that. Oh yeah. And you know, what's working this month might not work next month. So, you know, ads are a minefield of the, you know, minefield of their own. If you want to do that, but yeah, organically, I, I think there's just a whole reframing that I say to people, like, if you. For example, Facebook groups, because there is a big thing, you know, the [00:19:00] community aspect that, that, that people love with Facebook groups. But, but what's happening is a lot of people are hanging out on, on Facebook and Instagram and places and trying to attract people into, into those kind of groups and communities. And that's really difficult. So I say to people look outside of social media, how can you bring people in to your world, into your email list first and foremost, cuz that's your valuable asset and. If you want them to come hang out with you, sign, post them from your emails, come hang out with me on Instagram or Facebook group or whatever, but stop trying to build your audience like in, you know, on these social media platforms, build it, you know? Via an email list, as they say, cuz that is, you know, the gold, that's the pot of gold in your business. And then direct them if that's what you want, because then they're gonna see more of you, you know, they're gonna see your emails more than they're gonna see that content. And that's a much better way to kind of bring people in. And you know, you dunno what's gonna happen. You don't own social media. You know, we all know that. Yeah. I missed the blackout last year cuz it didn't affect me. But obviously I [00:20:00] woke up to, you know, lots of emails. We kind of didn't have social media have an email list, blah, blah, blah. You know, you don't own this. Yeah. And we're well aware of that. So I just say kind of flip your whole approach to how you are using social media, if you do want to keep using social media. Yeah. So that you are not kind of, so, so kind of. In that world. I think that's the problem. We need to look outside and expand our, our vision beyond social media. And I, I think at the moment, a lot of people are kind of stuck and, and to that tunnel vision, that this is the only way. Yeah.  Sarah: And, and I just wanna add, I'm kind of allergic to this term community on, you know, Facebook when it's. It's not actually a community. It's more an audience for yeah. The guru to, you know, find clients. Yes. And, and, and it's a misuse, in my opinion of the word community, cuz a community is, you know, interconnected. It's not just connected to the guru who wants to sell to  Viv: use. Yes. So a whole different story. I absolutely [00:21:00] agree. And I've been reading the book you are invited by John Levy. Mm-hmm it's a great book and it talks about how. We need like actual connection with people like human connection, you know, and, and how you, we have, you know, we, we, we know more people in this digital era, you know, when we have connections, but we're not really connected and we're so much more isolated. And I think this comes with this, this, this misconception of community, I'm part of a community, but actually. True communi very lonely. Yes. Very, yeah. Very isolating and lonely. So I, I, I absolutely agree with you on that. There's a whole episode just on, just on that. on that idea. Yeah, absolutely. So  Sarah: people are probably just, you know, listening nodding saying yes, yes, yes. But they will also wanna know, well, okay. If not social media, then what, okay. We heard you say, you know, we need an email list, but how do we get people on this email list? It's kind of. Probably feels like the chicken and the egg, so yeah. So yeah, [00:22:00] take us kind of through some pragmatic things on how to yeah. Get more people on your email list because we still want to grow an audience that we can send these emails  Viv: to. Absolutely. And this is the big thing that I mentioned, obviously that the Facebook and, and social media outage last year, and, you know, I'm gonna get on my soapbox for just a moment to say the thing that really railed me, waking up to those emails the next day was, you know, you need to have an email list. You don't own social media and I'm like, we're not idiots. We all know this, but not one person offered the how, how do you build an email list? So I was like, do they even know the answer to this beyond social media? Cuz these were a lot of obviously like social media experts out there, experts. So. For me, I'm very much about the, the how and the practicality. There is no secret here, you know, and I, I've obviously there's a guide that I've shared with you, given you the link for 21 ways. My favorite 21 ways to market without social media, there are hundreds. [00:23:00]  Sarah: Yeah. And there's a great video on your website as well on the homepage where you take us through some  Viv: of these things. So, yeah, absolutely. And you know, and I, and I've offered like 21 ways for, for kind of people who are more service based business is cuz that's my area. Expertise mm-hmm but you know, project based businesses, there are additional ways as well. Anyway, so your  Sarah: favorite. Three ways three,  Viv: my favorite three ways again, for, for me personally. And I just want you guys who are listening to take this, you know, don't just try and replicate me because I have a, my, you know, there are different marketing archetypes. So what works for me may not work for you. Depends on your business. Depends on who you are. And again, there's a whole, all that kind of. Quiz and things you can do there to figure out who that is what that is. So for me, ways, I best way for me to grow my list. I collaborate in bundles. They're really great for me because I get to connect with other people. I build partnerships. So bundles for anyone out there, what is a bundle you're kind of going, Hey, I dunno what that is. So this is where maybe. 20 businesses come together and they [00:24:00] put something in there. So a free course, a free ebook or something that they would normally charge for. And they all put some offering into, to this, this bundle bag basket, you know, virtual bag. And then what happens is everybody shares this with their own email list. So you add value, you give a lot of value to your own audience saying, Hey, these are other things that could be really useful. And only obviously do bundles that, that, that have kind of collaborations and contributions from people who, who are gonna help add value to your audience. Yeah. And so, you know, you are sharing your offering and getting like your, you know, eyes on, on who you are and what you do. You know, to 20 other people's audiences and it's, so is  Sarah: this like a course or some kind of mini program that you're  Viv: offering could be a course mini program. Ebook could be templates, you know, could be like the 20 emails you wanna send when you're launching something, whatever it might be. [00:25:00] So it's a great way to kind of look at that. So for me, bundle's worked really, really  Sarah: well. And are you usually the one organizing these bundles or once you organize one, then you. Kind of know the people and you get invited. How, how do you get started with  Viv: bundles? Yeah. So you could organize a bundle. I did a, a bundle last year. But you can just contribute to bundles. You don't have to ever run your own if you don't want to. And the great thing is kind of, once you get. And discover one. And how do you find them? Google, Google bundles, asking your networks, look around, check out emails. People are normally talking about them. So kind of find out who's run one. You'll have missed it, probably, you know, in terms of getting in that one, but getting in touch with them, like look at who else was contributing because most people kind of are on the circuit doing the rounds, you know? So if that's a strategy that works you'll find people will generally be kind of contributing. Right in that same network and it opens up a lot of connections for you, you know, in terms of you can then collaborate and, and partner with people. One on [00:26:00] one, you can look at joint ventures. So it opens up many opportunities. If, if you make the effort, because they're quite anonymous in the, the sense that you can just put your thing in and never speak to another person who's in that bundle. So, you know, utilize it either reach out to people, kind of say, Hey, we're both in the same bundle. I really like what you do think we've got some crossover, you know, so take it that step further. Some people will, some, some bundle organizers will run like a zoom kind of session where you can all get to kind of connect and meet and greet, which is really nice to actually. Kind of hear from people and really say like, I agree.  Sarah: Yeah. Yeah. I always recommend that when I'm on a summit, I'm like, let's connect with each other for the summit speakers, you know, how come, how come people forget that part. It's such an important part because yeah. We are also. Of wanting to connect with peers and like-minded people. So, yeah. I agree with you. It's so great to, to have that [00:27:00] for bundles or summits or conferences as well. Yeah.  Viv: Because you know, you get to hear more about the business and what, what it is they do, which, you know, when you kind of just see one offering in a bundle, you don't get the whole picture of that business. So I think it's. Such a great way to, to do that. So if you are gonna run a bundle, I would highly recommend you do a zoom session where you can, you know, it doesn't have to be long, 30, 40 minutes where people can kind of just go round hot seat, introduce themselves. So bundles bundles are like a great, and the reason I like them is you get a really. Great return on your investment. You can create one asset. So one mini course, one, you know ebook, whatever it is, and you can use it in many different bundles. So you do that piece of work once and you get to repurpose it. And that's a really great thing, you know, because we wanna, we don't wanna add and create lots of extra work for ourselves. Yeah. And I would say if you wanna kind of go down that bundle route and that's gonna be a core strategy, have a few different offerings and you can just rotate them for different bundle. Just, just a follow  Sarah: up question, like in terms of the [00:28:00] offering, what have you seen kind of the value? Is this something that's worth 50 bucks or 500 bucks or, or  Viv: more? It entirely depends on the bundle. And I don't think the value is the big pull for people. I don't think people kind of go, oh, this would cost me $500. I'm gonna go for that. It's really. Understanding who it's targeted at the audience mm-hmm and what are their biggest struggles? And this is where I have seen people say, well, I did a bundle and I didn't get any signups out and I  Sarah: didn't create, so it was the wrong offer or the wrong  Viv: audience, or yeah. Or people downloaded it because they were kind of just going through the whole thing, downloading everything, and then they didn't get any leads from it. You know, if, if it's, if it's right and you have pitched it right, you should, you know, People joining your mailing list, you should get people then booking in to have like calls or conversations, or if you wanna do trick wire office, you should be, you know, that next step should happen. And that's the process to kind of really look at. So, yeah. Bundles, I like for me works for me. And [00:29:00] then speaking, I love kind of guessing on people's podcasts and in, in kind of people's masterminds, really adding like value. And as you know, I can talk for a long time on my topic. So yeah, I really like to go in and guess speak and I think that adds a different level of connection as well, to, to bundles. So bundles you've gotta out for me. I believe you've got a longer nurture. Kind of journey for those people that are coming in. Whereas when you go in and guest speak I think that's fast tracked as well. Hugely because obviously, you know, there's trust imparted there's so there's so much that comes with that. So for me, guest speaking, I am really energized by having two-way conversations. And this is interesting cuz I, you know, my archetype is, is a salesperson or a persuader mm-hmm , it's a, is a slightly nicer way of putting, putting it. I think. Kind of salesperson brings with it, not always the best, the best vibes. So, yeah. For me, It would, you know, for a persuader architect, people would always say, well, video's great for you, but I hated [00:30:00] video. I hated doing things like on my own because there was, wasn't the two way like exchange and the, that energy. So I found it really difficult. Whereas if I'm doing things like that, you know, now we're having a conversation video. I just, it works so differently for me. It's a great way to do that. So yeah, I like that kind of interaction. I like to speak to people. And that's, I think my social media wasn't great for me. It just didn't feel like I was speaking to. Yeah, what's the third one. Oh, sorry. That was number two. Yeah.  Sarah: Forgot. I'm like waiting baby. wait,  Viv: waiting, waiting, waiting. And the third one for growing audiences for me is is, is podcast podcasting. You know, so for me, I have my own podcast and I love that and kind of putting that out there. And it's an interesting one because it works in two ways. And as I say, it works for me, for my archetype. It works in terms of it can bring in new audiences, but it's also fantastic for adding value and nurturing my existing audiences. So it works. It's like a double whammy. So you think, if you think about like, what is your intention when [00:31:00] you're using social media and you're trying to kind of give people value and stuff, but it allows an opportunity to go so much deeper than kind of like the odd post. That's something that that's really effective. And the amount of people I get on calls with who wanna work with me and they say, oh, I've been listening to your podcast. You know? And I love it when people message, they go and I'm in California and I listen to your podcast and you know, I love it. And, and this is great, cuz you kind of seen that, that maybe people aren't, haven't been ready to work with you, but they've been getting this value from you and kind of understanding how that works in your, your marketing process is really effective. So you can use it as a, a, a kind of lead generator and then as a nurture. Sort of a converter as well.  Sarah: Yeah. It, it totally, it it's like in humane marketing, we, we're all about bringing more of you to your marketing and, and that's what you do in your podcast. You know, people really get to know you, your values, your worldview what you stand for. Because you're not just in promotion mode all the time. I feel like on social media, a lot of people are kind of going [00:32:00] into promotion mode, right? Yeah. Where on social media? Sorry on podcast. You, you are not, we're not in promotion mode. We're, we're not promoting anything. We're just having a, a deep conversation. And so that's when I feel like it's more real. Yeah. I mean, there's also podcasts where I feel like, wow, okay. That's not real. Like, they're still like, kind of like, I wanna just kind of scratch, you know, the surface and go show me your real human being. Yeah. Usually, yeah. You can tell, okay. This feels like, oh, I'm really speaking to live. And that's how she is in real life as well, you know?  Viv: Yeah. And I think this is the beauty as well. When you come away from social media, you know, if you think about how you utilize social media, now it's so much is. Quantity kind of content creation approach. You just need to push out content in the hope that it's gonna get seen multiple times a day to have any chance of being seen by other people that are in, in your world. Whereas I [00:33:00] think when we come away from social media, We start serving with content that goes so much deeper, whether that's podcasts, blogs, maybe YouTube power, two videos, you know, whatever that is, you get the opportunity to go so much deeper. And I think that's where the true value lies. You know, and you can give everything away, you know, and I don't hold back because at the end of the day, people come speak, cuz they're like, I still need help. Like implementing this. I need accountability. I need, you know, I just need support. I need someone to really kind of help guide.  Sarah: Yeah. Yeah, totally agree. I don't think I think it's actually there it's the opposite effect. If you share more. People are like, oh wow. Now I can really see what, what it would be like to work with her instead of oh, you know, just gimme your top three tips and, and, and then don't go into details that that's yeah, just kind of  Viv: superficial. Yeah. But the big thing is, you know, just to kind of, sort of bring together, you know, they, they were my sort of top three ways. But the fastest way to grow your audience [00:34:00] off social media. Is to, to leverage, to borrow audiences. You know, there are three ways that you can grow an audience. You can buy an audience which we've touched on today. You can build an audience. So building like a, a Facebook group, a community. And then also, you know, blog in what we kind of building an audience that way. Or you can borrow an audience, so borrowing other people's audiences, you know, and I think sometimes people think, oh, that's not great, but you know, borrowing audiences is a great way because actually you are giving value. You're giving value that, that. That audience, you know, maybe are not getting from the person who's kind of leading that community known as a hub, you know, so actually bringing that outside expertise that can really serve deeper and that, you know, that is that that's giving you are giving. So you're not kind of taking away saying, well, I'm borrowing and I'm getting people signing up to my list and taking away you are not, you are adding value and, and that's brilliant if people can resonate with what you, you offer and you. Your unique way of [00:35:00] delivery, then that's a fantastic thing, you know? So, so borrowing, you know, audiences and, and maybe borrowings, not the best term, because I think it brings maybe again, like negative kind of connotations for people. But, but that is fundamentally like the best way, the fastest way to grow your audience. Sarah: To, to us what we use. One of the, the piece of the humane marketing mandala is partnership. And to me, it's partnering, you know, it  Viv: is partnering, borrowing is partner  Sarah: partnering with other entrepreneurs and realizing that your clients gain something. I gain something because I'm exposing my clients to an expertise that I don't have. Yeah. And so really it really is partnering and, and I think we need to find our way back to that. We, you know, it's part of the, this isolation that we kind of learned over the last 20 years, it's like everybody on their own. No. Why, why, you know, we're aligned, our values are aligned. Why not help each other grow our  Viv: businesses? Yeah, absolutely. And you know, if you think [00:36:00] back to, to how. We survived back, you know, when we were like Neanderthals and, you know, paleolithic man and everything, you know, and we were at risk of being eaten by saber tooth tiger, you know, that community. Right. You know, and that partnering, you know, was an integral part of our survival. And I think that's why we struggle. So much emotionally and mentally with this isolation now, because we need, we, you know, we need that as human beings. And I think this whole thing with partnerships is just great because you get to connect with people, you know, you get to hop on a zoom and maybe you're not in the same room physically with somebody, but, you know, having that face to face connection and having that one-on-one interaction is so much more powerful, you know, and, and opens up so many more opportunities because we are all connected. Know that one person is. To so many other people and has their own networks and communities that potentially, you know, they can put you in touch with. So it's, it's, it's just a big kind of. Yeah, yeah.  Sarah: [00:37:00] Right way. I started not offering a replay for my workshops or, you know, webinars, but to me they're really workshops because they're participated in. Yes. And you know, I do, every time I send it out, I do get one or two nasty emails for, for not offering a replay again, it's because we. Gotten so trained to be spoon fed, spooned more and more content and more and more information that people just sign up to 20 webinars and just get the content and, and then feel even more anxious and overloaded. So I'm like we need to move away from that. And. Like you said, have real human connections, get onto a zoom call where there's other people you don't know and be in community with these people. So I, I build in a break where we say, let's be human with each other and let's pause and let's see each other. You know, fellow humans going through this experience of being an entrepreneur that that's not easy. Yeah. But it's an [00:38:00] unlearning. It's a lot of unlearning. Yeah,  Viv: we're such, I mean, like you say, we, you know, we're a society where everything's on demand, you know, we get, yeah. We get stimulation. We get you know, social what's the word I'm looking for? Sorry. Validation social. We get social validation, you know, for instant gratification from checking social media, you know, Amazon prime. We can have things instantly, you know, on demand TV. Everything's there, you know, we're not used to having to wait as well. Is, is another big, big aspect aspect of that, you know? And yeah, it's, it's, it's crazy times. It's, you know, we are overstimulated. I think someone said to me that. In the course of, is it a day or an hour? Now we have more stimulation than caveman would've had within their entire life. Wow. And that's scary. And I think Neil Patel if you dunno who Neil Patel is like big or like he, he, he created Uber suggests, which is great, kind of online SEO search tool and things. And. He put a, I think it was, I think it was Neotel [00:39:00] that talked about the attention span of a goldfish, I think is nine seconds. And I think in 2016 or 17, like the human, like attention span was something like 13 seconds. And now it's shorter in 2022, then that of a goldfish. That is scary. Yeah. And that has come from this like constant, like like I think this, this on demand society and having this constant stimulation. Yeah.  Sarah: So where do we go from here? Like, you know, where do you see, how do you see social media evolving over the next. Let's just say five years. I don't think we can even plan 10 years ahead anymore. So let's just see two to five years. How do you see it evolving since there is this movement away from it? I guess? Oh, well  Viv: I think there will still be so many people who continue to use it because they. Believe it's the only way, especially people early on in their journey. So I think they will be drawn to it again, as for the reasons I [00:40:00] cited, you know, I use it socially. It's addictive, you know, first and foremost, we have to remember. People are not gonna come away because it's, it is an addiction. Mm-hmm . And so it's still gonna, it's still gonna be massively prominent. I don't think social media is ever going to go away and I don't necessarily think, you know, it, it needs to, for lots of people, it's a great way, you know, to stay connected with, with friends and family, maybe. But from a business perspective, I think you are gonna see a lot more people. After sort of six to 12 months in business, kind of saying this isn't working this is not giving me, you know, the clients I'm not, not getting the leads and clients and I need to, I need another way. Yeah. And I think we'll start seeing more people moving away from social media as that core kind of approach and strategy. Mm.  Sarah: Yeah. And, and like you said, it it's a good tool, I guess, to stay in touch with family and friends. And so for that we'll keep using [00:41:00] it. But yeah, I agree with you. There's probably gonna be, and it's a good thing. It's like the, it's almost like you have to go through it, you know, to see, oh, this is not working for me. Yeah, if we all knew what was working right from the start Life would be too easy. so it's like I have to go through some motions and, and see, okay, this is not working for me. Yeah. Also to learn about yourself, as we said, it's a lot, the entrepreneurial journey is a lot about learning out. Learning to find out what works for you. And so maybe we just need to first learn, okay, this is not  Viv: working for me. Yeah. What feels good when, you know, and I think again, thinking about the people that come to me, they kind of say, I just, I don't like it. It doesn't feel good. And then, and I don't do it, you know? So this is the other thing I'm not consistent. So I just, it just, it's not working.  Sarah: Why give. All together then feel shame about not doing it, right? Yeah. That's another piece. The  Viv: shame. Yeah. So the shame is massive. Yeah. [00:42:00] That people feel and like this guilt and why, and, and you know, why am I not doing it? And I've learned all the techniques and strategies, but you know, this, this shame. Yeah. Massive, massive.  Sarah: This is so good. Thank you so much. Viv. I, I wanna come full circle, but. Share again, first of all, where people can find your report with the 21 ways where  Viv: they can connect with you. It's very easy. It's www.vivguide.com/ 21. That's the number two, one ways. W a Y S that's it. So yeah, Viv guide.com/ 21 ways. And you can get your, your free guide there. You can hear more from me on my podcast marketing without social media and, and, you know, I, I I've, this I've shared some real deep dives recently into kind of bundles. If that's something that's of interest we've got summits coming up in. Couple of weeks. So, you know, all the different kind of approaches that I talk about within that guide, we do a lot kind of deep dives about how effective they are, you know, [00:43:00] the, the pros and cons. So you can kind of explore and get an insight into maybe what feels right for you before you kind of tackle things and, and invest in kind of learning how to do things. Sarah: Wonderful. Yeah. Thank you so much for sharing those resources. And it's, it's, it's almost funny. Like, you know, when I usually ask, where can people find you it's like this long list of, you know, on Instagram, I'm this on Twitter? I'm this? You're like, no, there's my website. And that's where we connect.  Viv: Yeah. Connect with me on email, say hi. And, you know, I always say, if you wanna just email me, you know, just drop me an email. Hello, Viv guy.com. And I love that, you know, Truly do reply personally, to every email that comes through to my inbox. In the first instance from everybody, because I like saying hi, you know, we're, we're people we wanna connect. And I like to hear what you do. So tell me, share with me your story.  Sarah: Nice. Thank you so much. I have one last question. Sure. What are you grateful for today or this week?  Viv: Oh, I've done [00:44:00] my gratitude diary this morning. I was really grateful that my children both slept all night last night in their own beds because they have not been sleeping well over the last couple of weeks, I've saying to Sarah they've been ill. So I was really grateful to. Good sleep last night to help help me kind of prepare for today. And that seems really selfish, but it's real. Oh,  Sarah: about it. It's so important. Like if we're not taken care of, then we can't take care of others, first of all, and who's gonna do our  Viv: business. Exactly. And I had, you know, my, my eldest is not quite six yet. She's still five. We've had nearly six years of no sleep. So you know, they were never great sleepers. My, well, my eldest has never been a great sleeper, so she she's, she is a lot better now. So I'm always grateful when they sleep all night.  Sarah: yeah, hang in there.  Viv: it's fine. It's you know, and I like that they come and they feel comfortable coming to get me and say, I just need a, you know, my youngest style say why you out open? She goes, I just need a mama. At three o'clock in the morning. I'm like, I can't send you [00:45:00] away. Can I, you know, have if you need so, yeah, that's my gratitude.  Sarah: Thank you so much for being on the humane marketing  Viv: show. Thank you, Sarah. Thank you everybody.[00:46:00] 

“Facebook ads are the golden bullet of marketing!” You've probably heard of that before, many biz owners think of facebook ads as a sure-fire way of bringing people into our business. But that's not necessarily the case, especially since the IOS changes that came in from September 2021. Today's episode of Marketing without Social Media is not the ordinary type. We have a different theme today as we are joined by Sophie Griffiths, a digital marketing strategist and a Facebook ads Manager. She will be talking about how Facebook ads are not as effective for small businesses as they once were, and what she recommends now. Today you will learn: Why Facebook Ads are not effective for most small businesses What is the big change impacting Facebook ads from the last year What other strategies can be done alongside paid ads How we can still use ads without actively posting on social media

As entrepreneurs our goal is to become highly effective at what we do in business. We do this so that we can become effective at marketing so that we can have a sustainable and profitable business, bring in consistent leads (which is the lifeblood of our biz!!) and do more of what we love in business! However, the big challenge of most biz owners right now is lead generation. Getting new people to: Become aware of you Be interested enough to sign up to hear from you every week. In this episode I'm joined be my podcast mentor and producer of a mahoooosive volume of number 1 ranking, famous podcasts out there (with her podcast production agency) Anna Parker Naples.​ We're talking all about why podcasting might not be bringing you in the leads that you expected. Today you will learn: > Why podcasting isn't bringing you leads in > The most effective way to grow your audience with podcast guesting >> How to create a Call to Action (CTA) that's effective

It's estimated that up to 1 in 5 people are 'neurodistinct' in some way. Autism, dyspraxia, dyslexia, ADHD, and other neuroidentities are all becoming increasingly well-known and understood by the public. Neurodiversity and neuroinclusion have had a rapid increase in awareness in the last 10 years, in fact in the last 2-3 years and I think this is awesome as it means more support is been put in place for ND people. But here's the thing… there are a lot of ND biz owners investing in courses and programmes that don't support them with finding the right way for them to market and operate their businesses. The result.... A whole lot of entrepreneurs who are feeling shit, feeling like there's something wrong with them because their business isn't succeeding in the way they want. They can't get clients They aren't making money Their mental health takes a constant battering. I have been wanting to talk more about marketing strategies if you're neurodiverse and I have finally found the right person. She's a mindset coach, hypnotherapist and business coach, and also identifies as being neuro diverse, she is none other than Abi Rogers! In this episode you are going to learn: 1. What you can do if being visible is a problem for you in your biz 2. How to manage your time in your biz when you're ND (so you don't avoid the biz critical activities) 3. Challenges and strengths when you're ND

This episode is part 2 of 3 in a series titled You Don't Have to Be An Influencer. Today's episode is for those of you who listened to last week's episode and thought, sure, sure, but I know I don't want to be an influencer, and even that I don't have to be an influencer, so what about using social media for marketing? Many service-providing businesses, of course, do use social platforms to market their businesses. We differentiate between content marketing and social media marketing, discuss the 4 (but really 5) cardinal rules to follow to make sure posting to social doesn't just become a new unpaid job, and discuss why you might actually just want to bail on social and focus on other things. To read or share the article version of this episode, visit www.simpleprospering.com/podcast. SHOW NOTES The Future Isn't Female Anymore by Michelle Goldberg Good reading related to this episode: 10 Reasons to Delete Your Social Media Accounts Right Now by Jaron Lanier Stolen Focus by Johann Hari Surveillance Capitalism by Shoshana Zuboff LEARN MORE ABOUT WORKING WITH BROOKE: Register for the Marketing Without Social Media workshop on August 3rd, 2022 at the workshops page www.simpleprospering.com.

If you're that person that either is posting or scrolling to check comments etc when they aren't 'officially' working (weekends, days off, when the kids are home) and feel you have no choice. OR The person who totally switches off from social media for a week or 2 when you go on holiday and then feel that dread at having to get back onto social media when you return to work (that's one I hear soooo much after the summer break) if you feel that way, I suggest you change things. In this episode I am talking to you all about how things have changed for me from last summer when I was still on social media back then, how I'm preparing for five weeks away from the business. I will talk about getting ready: Batching - content and visibility How I'll mentallly switch off How I'll keep leads coming in when I'm away from the biz The big mistake to avoid - take your foot off the gas and you'll pay for it in 90 days! Plan big for when you get back. My VA

Today's episode kicks off a 3-part series all about how you don't have to be an influencer. I decided to do this series of episodes because I work with many people who run solid service-based businesses who have expressed to me that they feel like the only way their business can remain viable is if they force themselves into the influencer mold. In part 1 I am looking at what that mold actually is; If we examine what an influencer is through the lens of it as a business model, we can begin to tease apart if it truly does or does not benefit us and our work lives. To read or share the article version of this episode, visit www.simpleprospering.com and go to the listen/read page. SHOW NOTES: Taylor Lorenz in NY Times: Young Creators Are Burning Out and Breaking Down Martina Mascali in Monster: Hustle Culture: How "Every Day I'm Hustlin;" Became a Mantra LEARN MORE ABOUT WORKING WITH BROOKE: Register for the Marketing Without Social Media workshop on August 3rd, 2022 at the workshops page www.simpleprospering.com

Bundle is an effective way to increase your audience. It's a sure-fire way to boost your email list and grow your connections Today we will super duper deep dive with the amazing queen of bundles, Kate Doster. If you ask anyone who you should speak to about bundles… Kate's name always comes up! In this episode, we are going deep dive in and you are going to learn so much about the following: Everything you need to know about being a contributor to bundles How to find bundles How to run your own bundle

We all have our own different strengths and weaknesses; these traits are unique to each one of us. Which is why weight watchers said it best when they said that the best diet is the one you will stick to, this is very much applicable to marketing strategies as well. Knowing the strategy that will work for you is a key to marketing success, but how will you know which one fits you perfectly? In today's episode we will learn about Marketing Archetypes. Using your marketing archetype helps you tap into and identify strengths and leverage those so that you can be most successful in marketing your business. So, use your strength to become better and more competent at marketing your business. Today you will learn: The 3 Marketing Archetypes How to use these inbuilt strengths and superpowers to help you prevent being overwhelmed by business, identify which ones are critical for your business and how to actually generate more revenue with those.

Today we are SUPER pumped to interview the incredible Leonie Dawson! A forewarning to this episode - there is a lot of swearing so you might want to save this one for when little ears aren't around. Leonie really loves to keep it real and we laugh the whole way through the episode. We hope you love it and laugh with us! Leonie shares her journey from working in government to running her multi million dollar business. Over the years she has created 180 e-courses (!!) and continues to launch new ones all the time. Cass is a long time fan of Leonie and is currently being coached by her and when Sam took a look at her work, we knew we had to get her on the poddie! Both of our ears pricked up when we found one of her recent courses on how to market without social media. Yours too?! So, in January 2021 Leonie did a 21 day challenge taking a break from social media and she never went back! She saw her brain heal and her life be filled with so much joy and creativity and self confidence. In this episode Leonie shares a bunch of ways that you can market without social media (too many to list them all here, you'll have to give it a listen to find out!) and her signature marketing plan method on a white piece of paper. Leonie also breaks down what she does with the 10 hours of work she does a week in her thriving business that brings in min $1M a year! She shares how she is motivated by money (and specifically what you can do with it) and how her business year is based on financial goals but she doesn't plan exactly how she will make money within that time. We cover all parts of her journey from when she first began, how she transitioned from her part time job into business and what her full time business looks like now. There are many nuggets of gold in this episode and at the end Leonie shares specific advice for creative entrepreneurs starting out as well as for those at the top of their game and wanting to up-level. You'll soon hear that Leonie doesn't take herself or life too seriously. This interview is playful and fun, just like her. Enjoy! You can find Leonie here: leoniedawson.com Leonie's free stuff :) Check out Leonie's courses including Marketing without Social Media here ___ acreativelifepodcast @cassdellerdesign @reverlustdesign acreativelifepodcast.com

I loooove hearing from other entrepreneurs about how they made their revenue and what actions they took to help them get there. As a Brit talking about money publicly is still a pretty ‘no go' area, but I believe instead of it being braggy, it can be hugely inspirational and motivating. As entrepreneurs, we all have a revenue goal. This goal keeps us working and moving forward. Last month, I made sales that represent just under a quarter of my annual revenue goal in just 21 days. In this episode, I'm giving you a behind-the-scenes and sharing my sales revenue with you for the last month and how I got to that figure without social media. Today you will learn: The rinse and repeat system I use every month The importance of understanding and shifting your ideal clients perspective before you ever get to the sales call How I sell in an entirely non-icky way

How has Alexandra Franzen built two thriving businesses without social media? By delivering work with a quality I like to call “exquisite greatness.” She treats every marketing initiative like a tiny art project, something to get excited about rather than a draining chore to dread—and no, it doesn't require social media. As Alex shares, according to a Nielsen study, 92% of customers purchase products or services because of a recommendation from someone they know. More About Alex: Alexandra Franzen is a bestselling author, award-winning editor, and entrepreneur based in Hawaii. She's the co-founder of Get It Done, a company providing writing coaching, editing, proofreading, cover design, publishing, and distribution services for clients who want to write a book. She writes one of my favorite newsletters at AlexandraFranzen.com, and runs her popular Tiny Book Course and Unplug Retreats. Alex deleted all of her social media accounts eight years ago as she describes in her forthcoming book, Marketing Without Social Media.

Have you ever thought of these?“What am I doing wrong?”“Why can't I get clients?”“I am being consistent, but people are just not converting!” Believe it or not it all comes back to your niche! In today's episode we are going to talk about niche. So often people think niche is purely the “WHO”. But niche is so much more than that.  In this episode you will learn: Niche: The Who, What and How How niching impacts on you getting consistent leads The importance of a clear niche  4 Key learnings with niching 

The truth is, social media is not going to be around forever or at least not always in the same way we know it today. Is your business prepared for the change whenever that day comes? In this episode I am giving you 5 different ideas on how you can market your business that requires no social media at all. Tune in now before it's too late!   Shownotes: https://sarahelrodblog.com/marketing-without-social-media/   Try Flodesk For FREE HERE!   JOIN THE EXCLUSIVE FACEBOOK GROUP FOR LISTENERS // https://www.facebook.com/groups/brandedcowgirlpodcast   FOLLOW ALONG ON INSTAGRAM //  BCP Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/brandedcowgirlpodcast/ Sarah's Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/mrssarahelrod/   FOLLOW US ON TIK TOK // BCP TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@thebrandedcowgirlpodcast Sarah's TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@mrssarahelrod?lang=en   MEDIA INQUIRIES OR BRAND REQUESTS // Email: Hello@SarahElrod.com   GET UPDATES ON BRANDED COWGIRL + FREE BUSINESS EDUCATION //  https://view.flodesk.com/pages/5f9034a44f8c6d8f57036fb0  

So many humans are on edge right now. A lot of this uncertainty has been going on since before the pandemic and this recent war… and there will be unrest and epidemics all over the world at any given time.I say this not to diminish what is going on, but to remind you that this week's topic can be of benefit at all times, because there is never any predictability or guaranteed security. Impermanence is a law of nature. But we can still find a way for us to best navigate and stay human amidst it all. To stay connected to our humanity.I'll be sharing some evidence-based tips to help you still your mind and build the resilience to be present with the world in these uncertain times - and take care of yourself as well.One of the first things I want to recommend is a news cleanse.As humans, our brains didn't evolve over millennia incorporating knowledge of the entire world and its issues. People have discussed the burden of being overwhelmed with day-to-day life since long before the rise of television and mass media.Knowing that we weren't really wired for all this doesn't mean we should ignore the suffering or tune it out. It means we can allow it in intentionally and practice self-care to manage it. We can titrate how we receive it.I personally remember not learning about 9-11 until three days later. And to me it seems ok that I learned about it not at the EXACT moment it occurred.When you're on a news cleanse, try to limit how much time and where you spend scrolling about news. I like to choose one or two reliable sources that do fact-checking and have a good reputation worldwide to be less biased than other sources.Try not to check the news every day, or at least just check in once a day, and definitely not first thing in the morning. Or maybe only check it a couple times a week. Or avoid news completely for a few weeks altogether! The world will still keep happening and you will be able to catch up.Another thing we can regularly practice is a social media detox.I know it's been mentioned before, but it's hard to actually do. Don't worry - you can totally start small. You can avoid all social media - or even delete or hide the apps - for as long as you want: a week, half a day, whatever! Anything will make a difference.Imagine spending an entire day present with who you're with, what you're doing, the beauty around you… all without constantly checking your phone.And when you do this for longer amounts of time, you're able to move past the initial phase of FOMO. And you'll get to drop in more.I also highly recommend not checking email first thing in the morning.This has made a huge difference in my day. When we check our email early in the AM, it can throw us out of alignment for the rest of the day. For me, I get so much email anxiety reading an ambiguous subject line from someone I'm working with or seeing the first few lines of an email on my phone. I even found out about my mom's death via facebook messenger.Before we allow outside news and communication to enter our mental space, we should first practice self-care. Then, whatever arises, we will be more able to respond with clarity, wisdom, and compassion - than had we not first gotten into alignment.One thing we can do instead of checking our phone or email is to start off the day with 3 gratitudes, which really helps set a great tone for our mindset of the day. Check out Episode 81 on the importance of a daily routine for some great tips on ways to start your day off in alignment (linked below in the resources).Also, when it's time to check your messages, remember that no emergencies are sent by email. Sure, people will freak out and want stuff handled ASAP, but that does not make it an emergency. They can wait. Or they can call.There are other tips I share in the pod, but The last suggestion I want to share here is to spend time in nature.This is my most fave thing to do from this list. Time in nature really healed me from the super messed up week I talked about in the last episode. I went camping with a friend and once we arrived and got set up, I was able to just chillax. I watched the waves and the kids playing. I listened to the birds, the wind, the ocean… And I didn't listen to any music.Nature allows me to quiet my mind, heal, and pray. It helps my busy and noisy brain to slow down and quiet down.I did a course with Alex Franzen called Marketing Without Social Media and she talked about the 3-day effect. Basically, this guy who used to be a river rafting guide would notice that on day 3 of his trips, there would be a shift in energy of the group. He called it “third day magic.” He believed this occurred because it took 3 days to drop into a new reality. That it took 2 full days to “shed” civilization and allow a new perspective to set in.Neuroscientist David Strayer agreed with this phenomenon when he noticed that he had some of his own best ideas arising after 3 days of camping in nature. He even did a study to test the 3-day effect and what he found was that at the end of a trip, if people are given a special word association test, those who experienced that 3-day effect performed 47% better. Which is HUGE. This study was replicated in different settings by different researchers too.While time in nature helps you be more creative and productive, I share this more to help you be more human. A human BEING and not just a human DOING.Look, I get that all of these things aren't necessarily convenient. And they can be really hard to start to do - especially with the amount of time we spend on social media or just using our phones in general and the expectations people have. But you need this now more than ever. You need to unplug. Cleanse. Take care of yourself. As humans, the level of this inundation of information is relatively new. We need to help our brains handle it.So I'd like to invite you to pick at least one of the suggestions and implement it for a day (or 3 days, if you're going out into nature). Do it regularly, plan in advance. Think of it as an exercise. Make it part of what you do to live your best life in this wild new world.Do this regularly, because we need to give our brains a break so we can handle living in this wild new world. While being a human is amazing and we can cultivate the capacity to handle a lot in this world, we are…only human. Allow yourself this time to rest your mind and still your soul so you can make the most of your rebel life. In this Episode you will learn:// How to manage fear in a life full of uncertainty and impermanence// 5 ways to find your center no matter what is happening in the world// Why avoiding media (and emails!) first thing in the morning is so beneficial// What the “3-day effect” is and how it helps us connect to our humanity and calm our minds (and yes - have more creativity too!)Resources:// Episode 60: How to Stop Unnecessary Suffering// Episode 63: Being Human is Hard (The First Noble Truth)// Episode 81: The Importance of a Daily Routine// The Nature Fix: Why Nature Makes Us Happier, Healthier, and More Creative by Florence Williams// The 3-Day Effect Podcast by Florence Williams// Statistics on daily time spent social networking// If you're new to the squad, grab the Rebel Buddhist Toolkit I created at RebelBuddhist.com. It has all you need to start creating a life of more freedom, adventure, and purpose. You'll also get access to the Rebel Buddhist FB group, and tune in every Wednesday at 11:30am PST as I go live.  // If you're in need of a powerful pause and ready for some re-alignment, shake up your life with the upcoming Adventure Mastermind. It's a no-BS group of 6 womxn ready to slay the next year – YOUR way. Six months of transformation and adventures (inner and outer!) that will have you blowing your own mind, and you can learn more at www.AdventureMastermind.com Check it out – application is open, with an amazing limited-time bonus of a plane ticket credit to one of the retreats! You won't want to miss the chance to hang out with me and a small group of rebel womxn in adventurous places to get unstuck and create the next chapter of your amazing life!   // Want to dive into this work on a deeper level? To study it and practice it together? Check out Freedom School – the community for ALL things related to freedom, inside and out.        It's also where you can get individual help applying the concepts to your own life. It's where you can learn new coaching tools not shared on the podcast that will blow your mind even more, and it's where you can connect over all things freedom with other freedom junkies just like you and me. It's my favorite place on earth and it will change your life, I guarantee it. Come join us at JoinFreedomSchool.com. I can't wait to see you there.

This week, I have been having some really interesting conversations about marketing on social media. Some people are tired, they're tired of spending a long time online marketing their businesses, which inevitably often leads to scrolling and comparisonitis. So is there another way? Could you really market your business without social media?  Episode Highlights: (03:17) Create core content and use social media to amplify it (05:51) Grow your email list (07:36) Concentrate on search engine optimization (SEO) (09:15) Blogging regularly will ensure more people find your business (10:48) Pitch yourself to the media    Connect with Claire:  Download my Content Planner: ​​https://clairewinter.info/freebies/yearly-content-planner/    Here is my Blog Brainstorm Guide: https://clairewinter.info/freebies/blog-brainstorm-guide/    Email: claire@clairewinter.info      To find out about 1:1 content coaching go to:  www.clairewinter.info   Free Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/crackingcontent/   Website: https://clairewinter.info/   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/clairewinteruk 

In today's episode, Todd Falcone talks about…How to have success in network marketing without social media. This training is a must watch, if you're only depending on social media for building your business.

Stacie jumps in to talk about something she is hearing from more and more online business owners: “I would love to quit social media, but is marketing my business without social media even possible?!”The TLDR answer: Yes, it is! Stacie walks you through her 7 simple tips for marketing your business without social media plus shares her own experiment using SEO to boost her organic podcast and blog traffic, and the initial results she's gotten from just 3.5 months of using SEO research. Sneak peek: Podcast downloads are up ~43%! Here's a little summary of what Stacie digs into on this episode:Why so many of us want to market without social mediaBut when it comes to marketing your business without social media – How do you do it???Stacie's experiment: Can you still make money while marketing without social media?Stacie's “rules” for her “marketing without social media” experimentThe initial results of her experiment, 4 months inIf you want to see how Stacie uses two SEO tools to conduct SEO keyword research that helps her content grow her traffic over time, , head over to staciemitchell.com/seo to download her quick, 5 minute tutorials that show how you can do it for your content too!See more about this podcast over on the blog!And if you're looking to quit social media in your personal life, grab the absolute best resources to help you quit!Finally: You can access my private podcast episode for figuring out what you really want right here!Loved this episode? First go write a review, and then go listen to:6 reasons to quit social media -- maybe even foreverMy no social media challenge: results from just one week

Leonie's joined by her bestie Tam to answer your business, marketing and quitting social media questions! Want the transcript & show notes? Head to: www.leoniedawson.com/podcast You can enrol in Leonie's uber-popular workshop Marketing Without Social Media and join thousands of other students who have ditched social media for the better! Tamara Protassow is a non-fiction writing coach who specialises in developing books with purpose-driven writers. Tamara has developed and edited books with over 50 authors, including Denise Duffield Thomas, Leonie Dawson and Lisa Lister, and has edited both freelance for self-published authors, as well as for Hay House UK. Tam also runs the brilliant Book.Write.Now course, which is your community, accountability, knowledge bank + support system all in one! Join the monthly membership + uplevel your writing commitment + success.

You don't have to be a social butterfly to grow an online business. In fact, marketing without social media is easier and more effective than ever. Here are 21 strategies to add to your marketing toolbox.

The Marketing Without Social Media Podcast is a conversational podcast with my industry peers that explores all things marketing and business so you can either plan your 'escape' from marketing on social media, or switch up your strategy so that social media marketing isn't your core strategy, getting you more return on investment (ROI) for the time, energy and/or finances that you're investing in your marketing. From strategies for content marketing, email marketing, hub marketing, SEO and more, every episode is packed full of actionable content to help you to grow faster, get visible and create a more sustainable and feel-good business. Links: 13 Ways to market without social media

In this episode, I interview Gail Gibson and Ruby McGuire, the writers of "The Working Women's Guide to Menopause When the Heat is on Don't Sweat It". At last, a book on dealing with your mindset during perimenopause and menopause written in the language you can understand. Women going through menopause in the workforce have not been addressed sufficiently in the past. This book is going to make a huge difference. Learn why in this episode. Ruby McGuire, Business & Mindset Queen, and Gail Gibson, Performance Coach, co-wrote this book to help working women manage their mindset through menopause. It's full of powerful tips and tools to manage your mindset in your menopause at work and in your personal life. Copies of the book are available to purchase on Amazon, Waterstones, Blackwells, Book Depository, Foyles, Gardners, Apple Books, and Nook. About the authors: Ruby McGuire is a Business & Mindset Queen. She is an accredited master coach, accredited master mentor, trainer, inspirational speaker and author. She loves helping her clients across the globe to step up and become leaders (aka Queens) of their businesses by developing leadership skills, ditching self-doubt and creating a success mindset. Ruby has many books to her name, some co-authored, some authored, including the IAPC&M's (International Authority of Professional Coaching & Mentoring) book, How to Win & Keep Clients, Awaken Your True Potential, Ruby's Little Book of Visibility Tips, and her latest books in 2021 being Ruby's Coaching Gems and The Working Women's Guide to Menopause: When the Heat is On. Don't Sweat It! 2021. Ruby has a podcast show, Rock Your Fabulous Biz, where she shares bite-sized tips in a fab and fun way on all things business-related. She's a Brit on a mission to live a simpler life without marketing with social media so that she can spend more time in her beautiful Scottish surroundings. She lives in Scotland with her hubby, little dog and a flock of chickens. You can find her at her pretty online home or satisfying her obsession with pinning on Pinterest! Finally, check out her mini guide to Marketing Without Social Media (an extract from her book, Ruby's Coaching Gems). PS. You'll pretty much always find her surrounded by lots of books or making cards with a cappuccino in her hand (She says, “Preferably Whittards Vanilla Coffee, please”!) Connect with Ruby https://rubymcguire.com/ Gail Gibson. Author of Making Connections: How to Network Effectively to Build Better Business Relationships, 2009, and co-author of 2 books, The Rise of SEE-19TM Leadership: See Beyond and Become the Leader You Are Born to Be, 2021 and The Working Women's Guide to Menopause: When the Heat is On. Don't Sweat It! 2021. An inspirational speaker on Self-leadership and Sustaining Peak Personal Performance. Host of The Can Do Way, an uplifting weekly podcast featuring stories of Can Do growth, resilience, and success. A self-confessed book addict and voracious reader, green tea drinker, haiku poet, who loves to keep fit in the great outdoors – her ‘green' gym. Gail lives in Malaysia with her husband. Connect with Gail Gibson https://gailmgibson.com/

Menopause is a journey and Gail Gibson and Ruby Mcguire help you with a 'map' for greater success in their book "The Working Women's Guide To Menopause" Gail Gibson Accredited master coach, author, speaker, and podcast host, Gail Gibson, helps women leaders regain control of their mindset, achieve peak personal performance, and flourish. Her simple, yet effective Can Do Approach, has led to life-changing personal growth for women leaders in the UK, US, and Asia. Author of Making Connections: How to Network Effectively to Build Better Business Relationships, 2009, and co-author of 2 books, The Rise of SEE-19™️ Leadership: See Beyond and Become the Leader You Are Born to Be, 2021 and The Working Women's Guide to Menopause: When the Heat is On. Don't Sweat It! 2021. An inspirational speaker on Self-leadership and Sustaining Peak Personal Performance. Host of The Can Do Way, an uplifting weekly podcast featuring stories of Can Do growth, resilience, and success. A self-confessed book addict and voracious reader, green tea drinker, haiku poet, who loves to keep fit in the great outdoors – her ‘green' gym. Gail lives in Malaysia with her husband. Connect with Gail Gibson https://linktr.ee/GailGibson https://gailmgibson.com Ruby McGuire Ruby McGuire is a Business & Mindset Queen. She is an accredited master coach, accredited master mentor, trainer, inspirational speaker, and author. She loves helping her clients across the globe to step up and become leaders (aka Queens) of their businesses by developing leadership skills, ditching self-doubt, and creating a success mindset. Ruby has many books to her name, some co-authored, some authored, including the IAPC&M's (International Authority of Professional Coaching & Mentoring) book, How to Win & Keep Clients, Awaken Your True Potential, Ruby's Little Book of Visibility Tips, and her latest books in 2021 being Ruby's Coaching Gems and The Working Women's Guide to Menopause: When the Heat is On. Don't Sweat It! 2021. Ruby has a podcast show, Rock Your Fabulous Biz, where she shares bite-sized tips in a fab and fun way on all things business-related. She's a Brit on a mission to live a simpler life without marketing with social media so that she can spend more time in her beautiful Scottish surroundings. She lives in Scotland with her hubby, little dog and flock of chickens. You can find her at her pretty online home or satisfying her obsession of pinning on Pinterest! Finally, check out her mini guide to Marketing Without Social Media (an extract from her book, Ruby's Coaching Gems). PS. You'll pretty much always find her surrounded by lots of books or making cards with a cappuccino in her hand (She says, “Preferably Whittards Vanilla Coffee please”!) Connect with Ruby https://www.rubymcguire.com https://rubymcguire.com/my-books Janine Shapiro - Mindset Alchemist https://linktr.ee/janine_kathleen

Don't want to do social media to market your self published book? Is that even possible these days? I take a look back at how we marketed before social media was a thing, and whether these methods work now. I also discuss newer non-social media methods. Blog: Blog: Self Published Book Marketing Without Social Media http://hub.me/aoFKS YouTube video: https://youtu.be/g_yBDl0WBRI Timestamp show notes (click on timestamp to view segment on YouTube): 0:15 The "book marketing without social media" question 0:57 Book marketing in the "before time" before social media 4:34 Events and trade shows 6:15 Email marketing 10:54 Reader magnets 13:11 Newsletter swaps 14:33 Goodreads 15:50 Advertising 17:32 Content marketing 19:30 How to connect with Heidi Udemy course, How to Sell Your Self Published Book on Amazon https://www.udemy.com/course/how-to-sell-your-self-published-book-on-amazon/?referralCode=CC4046D09C80264BC0BE  

Welcome to RYFB with me, Ruby McGuire, Business and Mindset Queen. This podcast is for you if you're a service-based business owner, a solopreneur. You're effectively the CEO of your business. I'm here to help you feel and behave like one. In this podcast show, we'll explore the many facets of being the leader, aka Queen of your business. We'll talk about creating a success mindset and taking your business to the next level. I'll be talking all things business mastery, mindset and manifesting through the Law of Attraction. I do like a bit of woo! Tune in (mostly weekly) as I'll be sharing lots of business strategies to help you. Make sure you head on over to www.rubymcguire.com to find out how we can work together. Book in a call and let's share a virtual cappuccino together!   XXX   Tune into this episode to find out how I do things differently now. Here are a few key points that I chat through with Emma: 1. How you could be wasting years of your life on social media 2. Some of the fears that come up when you consider making the change to marketing in a different way 3. Giving yourself permission to run your business in your way 4. Considering what you could be doing instead of being online all the time 5. A strategy for bringing in clients without social media   XXX   Thanks so much for tuning into Rock Your Fabulous Biz with me, Ruby McGuire, Business. and Mindset Queen. I hope you enjoyed the show. If you did, I'd love for you to leave an amazing review for me. Remember to subscribe to my show and then click on the link in the show notes to download my latest freebie and join my list to get some fun business tips and strategies to help you be the Queen of your Business. Stay tuned for upcoming episodes on all aspects of your business.   XXX   PS. Would you like to attract clients in an easy way, WITHOUT social media? You can! Learn how in my Marketing Without Social Media mini-guide. Starting today you can run your business in a different way, and claim your life back.   How To Win And Keep Clients*:   https://www.amazon.co.uk/How-Win-Keep-Clients-Strategies/dp/1527246132/?tag=bethcoyodrtob-21 *Please note this is an affiliate link, so I may get commission should you choose to make a purchase. PS. Learn how to save hours of time and energy creating content in my Create Content Like A Queen Masterclass

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