it’s not that no one wants your program, it’s that the story isn’t that interesting. Stories are a powerful way to create connection with your audience. You don't have to share deeply personal details to use stories that evoke a response. Use stories to relate to your audience and the frustrations or fears they have.
Read MoreChris Peacock’s work in psychology as well as concern over the health and well-being of her own child, brought her down the path to being a Certified NeurOptimal® Trainer. In her work, Chris uses Neurofeedback to help individuals reset their nervous system to help them cope with learning disabilities, anxiety, behavioural challenges, and more. This unique method of training the brain helps calm the central nervous system and helps the brain develop new neural pathways which help people feel better and prepare them for everyday situations.
Read MoreContent marketing helps people become aware of your company, what you offer, and specifically how you can help your ideal clients.
And if you’re showing up authentically and consistently (regardless of what platforms you choose to prioritize), your follower or subscriber count is likely to go up.
Your work isn’t done when someone joins your audience though. In fact, maybe even more important than the initial follow, is how users are responding to and interacting with the content you’re producing.
Read MoreTanya Parker Wallace has wanted to be a lawyer since she was a child. With 15 years of family law experience, she loves helping people and her work as a family mediator enables her to do just that. Her journey into mediation came with the realization that litigation is not in her personality and that her strength was in making the process of divorce a little easier for families. Listen or read to find out how family law “peacemaker,” Tanya helps families going through divorce stay out of the courtroom and reach family agreements in a peaceful and in the least-stressful way possible.
Read MoreHaving a clear process for establishing business goals and scheduling time for a regular reassessment of them is almost like figuring out the driving route you’re going to take for a vacation.
Without directions, even if you have a destination in mind, you’re likely going to end up lost, frustrated, and late, because the trip will most certainly take longer than if you had simply sat down long enough to figure out your route before you start.
And without regular reassessment, you might end up moving towards a destination that’s of no value or interest to you anymore.
Instead, if you set strategic goals that make sense for your business and your marketing endeavours, you can break down the steps it takes to accomplish them and will have a clear path towards success.
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