5 Features Every Introvert Needs on Their Website
There’s a difference between a website that serves as a calling card and one that does the work for you. When you bring in these features, you give your website the functionality that it needs to do just that – talk to people for you, help you make a connection, and build trust.
The One Thing You Need to Know to Market Your Business
There’s one thing you need to get clear on in your business that brings everything else in line. What is it? How do you learn it? Let’s get into it and find out!
How to Get Consistent in Your Marketing
When you market your business consistently, it builds your business. Not overnight! But over time, it absolutely does. Here’s my process for getting consistent in my marketing.
What type of introvert are you?
When you know what type of introvert you are, what does that tell you about the best ways to market your business? Quite a bit, it turns out!
3 Marketing Mistakes People Make and One Shift That Will Fix Them All
There are 3 marketing mistakes that I see business owners frequently make. They aren’t hard to fix! You just need to make one shift in your perspective.
Does fear stop you from marketing your business?
Most of my clients hold fear as one of the things that stops them from marketing their business. I have felt it to, so I get it. Putting our business out there is too important to let fear stop us, so here’s what to do about it.
How to Improve Your Video Conferencing and Show up Better on Zoom
Are you suddenly at home and spending more time on video than usual? Here are some tips to uplevel your video game to make it more professional and effective.
How to Talk About Yourself Without Talking About Yourself
Do you hate talking about yourself, but you own a business so you realize that you HAVE to talk about yourself? Here’s a strategy to help it fit better with your introverted style.
What does it take to get the hard things done?
My fiance and I were working on a puzzle recently. A large portion of it was difficult but doable, but a whole section felt like a roadblock. Here’s how I worked it out, and what I learned about working out hard problems. And yes, this has to do with your marketing.
