💡 1. Why “No Audience” Isn’t Actually No Audience

You have people around you already—family, friends, coworkers, church connections.

An “audience of one” is still an audience worth serving.

Luke 16:10 – “Whoever can be trusted with very little can also be trusted with much.”

✝️ 2. Your First Sales Will Likely Come from Conversations, Not Campaigns

People don’t buy because of your follower count.

They buy because they trust you can help solve a problem.

Start where you are: talk to real people in your circle who need what you offer.

🧭 3. How to Sell Without Feeling Slimy

Position your offer as an invitation, not pressure.

Share your personal “why” behind what you do.

Use this question as your simple pitch:
👉 “Would it help if I walked with you through this?”

🌿 4. Simple Strategies for Getting Clients with No Audience

Referrals: Ask your network if they know anyone who could use your help.

Beta Offers: Start with a low-cost, high-value version of your offer to get testimonials.

Borrowed Audiences: Guest on podcasts, collaborate with a friend, or share in a group (with permission).

Personal Invitations: Reach out to 5 people you already know who might benefit.

Write down 10 people in your current circle who might need what you’re offering (or know someone who does).

Draft a simple message inviting them to a conversation, not a cold pitch.

Practice saying your offer out loud without apologizing or overexplaining.

Commit to serving your first 1–3 clients deeply, so their results become your best marketing.

1. FREE Top Ways To Get Clients

2. FREE 10-Minute Content Plan

3. JOIN a Like-Minded Community

4. START An Online Business

To Email Us: [email protected]

Key Takeaways:

💡 1. Stop Guessing — Start Listening
Your first offer should be based on real needs, not random ideas.

Ask your audience directly what their biggest struggle is.

Pay attention to what they’re already asking you for.

Use their exact words when you describe your offer—it builds trust and makes them feel seen.

📖 Proverbs 18:13 – “To answer before listening— that is folly and shame.”

✝️ 2. The Three Core Elements of an Offer That Sells
Every irresistible offer has:

A Specific Problem – Narrow it down. “Help with social media” is vague. “Create your first Instagram content plan in a week” is clear.

A Quick-Win Promise – What can they achieve in 30–90 days?

A Doable Delivery Method – Will you coach, create, teach, or guide? Choose a format you can sustain without resentment.

🧭 3. Pricing with Purpose (Not Panic)

Pricing too low can make your offer seem less valuable.

Pricing too high without proof can scare people away.

Consider: the result, the transformation, and the time you invest.

Remember: your price should sustain your business and your life—not just “cover costs.”

📖 1 Timothy 5:18 – “The worker deserves his wages.”

🌿 4. Launch Before You Feel Ready
You don’t need a perfect funnel or polished website to sell your first offer.

Share it with a small group first.

Gather feedback.

Refine the offer as you go—don’t wait to “perfect” it in secret.

📖 Zechariah 4:10 – “Do not despise these small beginnings, for the Lord rejoices to see the work begin.”

Identify the Problem You Solve – Write it in one clear sentence.

Craft a Quick-Win Promise – What will they achieve by the end?

Choose Your Delivery Format – 1:1 calls, group program, digital product, etc.

Set Your Price – Pick a number and stand by it without discounting for validation.

Beta Launch It – Offer it to a small group, collect feedback, and adjust.

1. FREE Top Ways To Get Clients

2. FREE 10-Minute Content Plan

3. JOIN a Like-Minded Community

4. START An Online Business

To Email Us: [email protected]

As we continue with our "How To:" series, take a listen to this repost from an oldy buy goody episode teaching you how to refine your niche. 

What's Next:

1. FREE Top Ways To Get Clients

2. FREE 10-Minute Content Plan

3. JOIN a Like-Minded Community

4. START An Online Business

To Email Us: [email protected]

💡 1. Why So Many Ideas Isn’t a Problem—It’s Potential
God gave you creativity, curiosity, and capability for a reason.

You’re not broken—you’re brilliant.

Having multiple gifts doesn’t mean you have to use them all at once.

Ecclesiastes 3:1 – “To everything there is a season…” Knowing what to shelf and what to start is wisdom.

✝️ 2. Hobby, Ministry, or Monetizable Idea?
Let’s sort your ideas into 3 buckets:

Hobby: You love it, but you don’t want to manage it or monetize it. (And that’s okay!)

Ministry: It fuels your soul and serves others, but it’s not meant to be your business.

Monetizable Business Idea: You enjoy it, it solves a real problem, and people would pay for it.

Ask:

Would I do this long-term if no one clapped for me?

Could I help someone get a clear result with this gift?

Would someone pay to solve this problem?

🧭 3. The Clarity Formula:
Gift + Burden + Problem = Business Idea

Gift – What are you naturally good at or trained in?

Burden – What frustrates you that you can’t stop thinking about?

Problem – What do people need help with right now that aligns with your gift and burden?

Example:
If you're good at writing, burdened by women not knowing their identity in Christ, and people keep asking for help creating devotionals or content—that’s a business seed.

🌿 4. Pick ONE for This Season
You don’t need a forever idea—you need a faithful starting point.

Look at your time, capacity, and energy level. What’s doable right now?

God doesn’t need your perfection—He blesses your obedience.

1. Write Down All Your Ideas

Get them out of your head and onto paper. Brain dump with no pressure.

2. Label Each One

H = Hobby | M = Ministry | B = Business

Be honest. What do you really want to pursue right now?

3. Pray Over the List

Ask: “God, what would You have me start with in this season?”

Then wait. Listen. Take the next small step.

What's Next:

1. FREE Top Ways To Get Clients

2. FREE 10-Minute Content Plan

3. JOIN a Like-Minded Community

4. START An Online Business

To Email Us: [email protected]

👥 1. Define the Purpose of Your Group

Who is it for? (Be specific—“Christian women in business” isn’t narrow enough.)

What problem does your group help solve?

Why should someone join today instead of scrolling by?

Give it a name that promises a result or has multiple keywords

📣 2. Promote It in All the Right Places

Post about it on your personal profile 1–2x/week

Share wins, member shoutouts, or behind-the-scenes in stories

Use the CTA in your lead magnet and podcast outro:
“Want deeper convos like this? Join the group.”

Mention your group in relevant Facebook comments and communities—only when appropriate!

🧲 3. Make It Easy + Worth It to Join

Ask 3 entry questions that qualify and connect 

Offer a group-only freebie or mini lesson to drive urgency

Create a pinned welcome post or video that instantly helps new members

Say this clearly: “This is a group for X who want Y without Z.”

💬 4. Create Conversation, Not Just Content

Use daily/weekly themed prompts to get people talking
Ex: Testimony Tuesday, Win Wednesday

Ask questions that require less than 10 seconds to answer

Go live weekly with a tip, encouragement, or a 5-min devotional tied to your offer

Name Your Group Around the Promise, Not Your Title
Bad: Faith & Biz Lounge
Better: Booked & Obedient: Faithful Business for Christian Women

Promote It Boldly for 7 Days Straight
Mention it in every piece of content—even subtly.

Create a Group-Only Freebie or Resource
Something that makes joining feel exclusive and valuable.

Pray Over Your Community
Ask God to bring the women He wants to transform through your group. Let Him be the ultimate growth strategy.

What's Next:

1. FREE Top Ways To Get Clients

2. FREE 10-Minute Content Plan

3. JOIN a Like-Minded Community

4. START An Online Business

To Email Us: [email protected]

✍️ 1. Why an Email List is a Must-Have

You don’t own social media—but you do own your list.

Email creates trust, consistency, and connection on your terms.

💡 2. Create a Lead Magnet That Solves a Real Problem

Think: “What’s one small win I can help someone get today?”

Keep it relevant, quick, and easy to consume.

📲 3. Promote It Like You Believe In It

Talk about your freebie everywhere: in your bio, captions, podcast, emails, and DMs.

Post 2–3 times a week about the problem it solves, not just “Go download this.”

Use storytelling to draw your audience in. 

🌱 4. Optimize Your Systems for Growth

Use a simple email marketing platform (MailerLite, ConvertKit, or Flodesk)

Create an automated welcome sequence that feels like a hug, not a sales pitch.

Add your lead magnet to your website, blog posts, and link in bio.

Pro tip: Pin your opt-in post to your feed and stories.

Brainstorm Your Lead Magnet

What’s one question your audience keeps asking? Turn your answer into a freebie.

Write 3 Pieces of Content This Week

Write 3 social posts or rewrite older posts and include a call-to-action

Add Your Sign-Up Link Everywhere

IG bio, email signature, pinned post, podcast outro, and your homepage.

What's Next:

1. FREE Top Ways To Get Clients

2. FREE 10-Minute Content Plan

3. JOIN a Like-Minded Community

4. START An Online Business

To Email Us: [email protected]

✝️ 1. Yes, You Can Love Jesus and Make Money

Jesus talked about money—a lot. Not to condemn it, but to redeem our relationship with it.

Deuteronomy 8:18 – “It is God who gives you the ability to produce wealth.”

Money isn’t the enemy—idolatry is. Your business is a tool, not your identity.

💰 2. You’re Not “Less Holy” for Wanting to Earn

God wired you with gifts to create, solve problems, and generate income.

Making money in your business allows you to be generous, present with your family, and focused on your mission.

You can honor God in the way you earn, not just in what you give.

😬 3. How to Make Sales Without Being Fake

Drop the script. No need for hype or manipulation.

Speak from experience, from truth, and from service.

Show up consistently and let your character market for you.

Proverbs 11:1 – “The Lord detests dishonest scales, but accurate weights find favor with Him.”

🌿 4. Business as Ministry (Yes, Really)

Every offer, post, email, or podcast is a chance to reflect God’s heart.

You don’t need a pulpit—you need to show up in obedience.

You can build a brand that’s bold, biblical, and believable without watering down your values.

Commit Your Work to God
Start your week by reading Proverbs especially Proverbs 16:3 and asking Him to bless your hands and heart.

Check Your Heart
Ask: Am I afraid of making money because I think it’s ungodly—or because I’m afraid of what people will think?

Reframe Your Sales Message
Instead of “buy this,” try:
“Here’s how I can help you solve this problem, and why I believe it matters.”

What's Next:

1. FREE Top Ways To Get Clients

2. FREE 10-Minute Content Plan

3. JOIN a Like-Minded Community

4. START An Online Business

To Email Us: [email protected]

😅 1. What “Loser” Really Means (and Why I Own It)

Why the name Likely Loser is more truth than clickbait.

The world values loudness, constant visibility, and nonstop content... but God values faithfulness.

1 Corinthians 1:27 – “God chose the foolish things of the world to shame the wise...”

Owning your pace, wiring, and voice is not weakness—it’s wisdom.

🤫 2. Why the Loud Way Isn’t the Only Way

Just because it works for someone else doesn’t mean it was designed for you.

Loud marketing often leads to fast attention, but not lasting trust.

Introverted entrepreneurs thrive with thoughtful strategy, quiet confidence, and deep connection.

Being soft-spoken doesn’t mean your message is weak—it means it's weighted with purpose.

🌿 3. When I Finally Stopped Performing

How I broke up with the pressure to “do business like them.”

What happened when I started marketing like me—with storytelling, service, and strategy rooted in Scripture.

My audience didn’t shrink—it became stronger, more loyal, and more aligned.

Audit Your Current Strategy:
Are you doing anything in your business just because someone told you it was the “right” way? Circle it.

Ask God This Question:
“How have You uniquely designed me to lead and serve in business?” Then wait for the answer.

Write a ‘Quiet Wins’ List:
Celebrate every DM, conversation, testimonial, or email reply that proves your quiet method works.

Declare This Out Loud:
“I don’t need to be loud to be powerful. God’s favor is bigger than any formula.”

What's Next:

1. FREE Top Ways To Get Clients

2. FREE 10-Minute Content Plan

3. JOIN a Like-Minded Community

4. START An Online Business

To Email Us: [email protected]

🧘‍♀️ 1. The Problem with Hustle & Hype Culture

“Always be closing” culture = anxiety, burnout, and spiritual disconnection.

Why Christian entrepreneurs often feel guilty about selling—and how that affects client attraction.

Hype may attract attention, but consistency and connection close sales.

God doesn't require you to hustle your way to provision—He blesses obedience. (Proverbs 10:22)

🌿 2. What Actually Works for Introverted, Faith-Driven Women

Connection > performance: Focus on building genuine relationships.

Be known for something simple and clear—your people will find you.

Create content from your values, not from trends.

Speak directly to pain points with empathy, not pressure.

🛠️ 3. Marketing That Doesn’t Feel Like Selling

Share stories, not sales pitches: your transformation is a testimony.

Use your strengths: writing, podcasting, 1:1 convos—whatever fits your wiring.

Offer solutions with clarity: “Here’s how I can help and what it looks like to work with me.”

Show up when you do have something to say, not just to stay relevant. (Less noise, more truth.)

Clarify Your Message

What problem do you solve? Who do you help? Say it clearly and often.

Post 1 Valuable Thing This Week

One tip, one story, one call to action. Keep it simple, honest, and aligned.

Reach Out Intentionally

DM 3 people who’ve engaged with your content. Start a real convo—no pitch needed.

Create a Clear Offer Page

If someone said “I’m interested,” could you confidently send them one link with everything they need? If not, build it this week.

What's Next:

1. FREE Top Ways To Get Clients

2. FREE 10-Minute Content Plan

3. JOIN a Like-Minded Community

4. START An Online Business

To Email Us: [email protected]

🚫 1. Christian-Sounding Lies We Tell Ourselves

“I’m being patient and waiting on God.”
→ But it’s been 3 years and no action. Is it obedience or avoidance?

“God hasn’t released me yet.”
→ Or have you just not taken the first step?

“I don’t want to turn my gift into a business.”
→ Why not? Isn’t the laborer worthy of her wages? (Luke 10:7)

“I just want to serve; I don’t need to get paid.”
→ That sounds holy, but you can’t serve well if you’re exhausted, under-resourced, or in survival mode.

✝️ 2. The Difference Between Humility and Hiding

True humility submits your gift to God—not the fear of man.

False humility says: “Who am I?”

God says: “You are my workmanship.” (Ephesians 2:10)

If God gave you a gift and you’re not using it, that’s not reverence. That’s rebellion wrapped in insecurity. (Ouch, I know.)

💰 3. Why Financial Increase Isn't Unholy

God never equated poverty with holiness.

Proverbs is full of wisdom about diligence, multiplication, and stewardship.

You’re not meant to hoard wealth—but you are meant to create, manage, and multiply resources so you can bless others.

God is your Source. Money is just a tool. Don’t confuse the two.

🔥 4. How to Stop Gaslighting Your Gift

Call it what it is. Fear. Doubt. Misbelief. Then repent and renew your mind.

Start taking faith-led action—even small steps.

Shift your language:
From → “I’m not ready.”
To → “I’m showing up while I grow.”

Surround yourself with truth-tellers who will lovingly call out your excuses.

Invite God to rewire your thoughts about business, wealth, and calling.

Journal this:

What have I been calling “spiritual” that is actually rooted in fear?

Where have I gaslit my gift, and what’s one step I can take this week to show up in bold obedience?

What's Next:

1. FREE Top Ways To Get Clients

2. FREE 10-Minute Content Plan

3. JOIN a Like-Minded Community

4. START An Online Business

To Email Us: [email protected]