Nurture before they arrive

THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT

A website and sales page are important for giving your clients resources, the ability to pay you, and a way that they can reach out and book you. A website also connects them more to who you are and what you care about.

You say to yourself: “today I am going to get on my blogging schedule and stick to it”. A few days pass, you miss your deadline. You say, “that’s okay, next time I will write two” and things really start to pile up on you.

Why do I know this you ask? I’ve been there and I know how it feels.

In my short time blogging I have found these strategies for making blogging soooo much easier in a way that you can actually stick to:

Overwhelm. Confusion. Analysis Paralysis. “What do I do now? There’s a million good choices and I like them all.”

Fear not! I am hear to help. Here are 5 important questions you should ask yourself before designing your brand. My intention is that these questions provide you with insight to get you unstuck and on your merry way.

Hello everyone! I hope you are having a great day so far and getting some needle moving work done in your business!

Today we are here to talk about sales.

Sales. That word used to give me the heebie jeebies and I resisted it hard.

It wasn’t until I found the joy in my sales process that I stopped feeling that resistance.

First, let’s start by addressing some truths about selling.

To show my pricing on my website or not…that is the question.

I see a lot of new biz owners struggling to decide this and there are a few reasons why. Let’s go through the pros and cons of listing your pricing.

This is the time to figure out exactly WHO your business serves. Yep, it’s time to niche down if you haven’t already.

Oye. Niching down? I remember when I first heard the term when I started my first business.