Shona Chambers is a freelance marketing consultant with a career spanning over 20 years, working with both large and small companies. Shona has also created her own businesses, including a networking group for the self employed and freelance community, Self Employed Club.
Today she shares her tips and advice on how to both launch and market your product.
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Listen in to hear Shona share:
- Why you need to start thinking about marketing and building and audience before you have a product to sell (2:18)
- How and where to find your ideal customers (4:00)
- How to engage authentically (7:54)
- When (and why) to get your own social media channels set up (10:50)
- Using your social media channels to drive traffic back to your website (13:50)
- The type of content to share on social media (15:33)
- How blogging can help your marketing efforts (19:26)
- How to encourage people to sign up for your email list - and why emailing consistently is important (22:19)
- How and why to create a lead magnet that’s relevant to your customers (28:19)
- How often to email - and what to say! (32:42)
- Creating a simple marketing plan (36:51)
- What what kind of things a professional marketer can do for you (39:24)
- The costs of marketing support (41:47)
- Shona’s book - what it is, who it’s for and where to find it (42:50)
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Amazon Made Easy is now open
My membership, Amazon Made Easy is now open.
It’s a membership for people who are selling on Amazon (or planning to) and want regular access to support, somewhere to ask questions and talk things through, and a bit of structure and accountability as they grow.
Inside, there are live Q&A calls, optional co-working sessions and a small, supportive community.