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How To Explain VALUE

How To Explain VALUE

If potential customers are questioning the value of what you offer, your first question should be whether you have communicated the value of your work… to yourself.

I can teach you all the marketing tactics, but they won’t ring true unless you walk the talk and treat your own work like it’s valuable.

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Breakdown Before Breakthrough: The Money Edition

Breakdown Before Breakthrough: The Money Edition

There is nothing like opening a business and having to literally name your price to bring the money wounds you didn’t even know you had to light.

Money Coach Selomé Samuel and I get into the crying-on-the-floor moments that are an often necessary part of the healing process in our relationships with money.

If you struggle with pricing, saying no to pro bono work, or live in fear of being referred to as “expensive” you do not want to miss this episode.

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Upleveling My Relationship With Control

Upleveling My Relationship With Control

My business is in a moment of rapid acceleration and I want to document what it’s like for myself and for you. Business and life go soooo much easier when you relinquish control over what you don’t have control over. Namely: other people. You only get to control you, boo! And that’s challenge enough.

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Violent Confirmations

Violent Confirmations

Imagine: replies to every email blast, clients regularly sharing your missives to their entire networks, sky-high open rates… These results - ones email marketers dream of, mind you, are just a regular day in the life of operations specialist extraordinaire Peya Robbins, author of Violent Confirmations- a daily throat-punch of love straight to your inbox. In this episode of The Irresistible Marketing Pod, she shares exactly how she does it and how you can too.

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Or You Could Just Follow Up

Or You Could Just Follow Up

If you’re only offering once, you’re leaving money on the table. So many good-hearted entrepreneurs talk themselves out of smart marketing and sales moves because they don’t want to violate the principle of consent. But, there is a difference between pushing past a no, trying to muscle someone out of their hesitation, and a simple, polite follow-up.

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