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Stephanie helps businesses, coaches & entrepreneurs grow their website traffic and their leads using proven content marketing strategies and effective SEO techniques. She has grown a global business from her home in Malta growing website traffic around the world including client work and coaching.
Main talking points include:
Working remotely – from home…
The Pomodoro technique:
Marketing is not an essential service, but even at times of change, there are opportunities for marketing professionals if you’re willing to go looking for them.
Look at potential collaborations with other expertise to help you get into other verticals (industries).
Look at ways to send smaller projects through your workflow – if you offer packages, what does an individual part of that package look like as a product on its own?
Set a minimum rate – for example a minimum time unit of an hour.
Having more clients means you have to ensure your workflow can handle it.
Don’t see it as “selling” see it as “relationship building”.
Make sure you log clients so that you can continue the conversations when the economy picks up again – use a CRM?
Stephanie’s Bootcamp for people finding that they are new to working remotely:
Addresses 2 issues:
Stephanie's Business Bootcamp
Join our Facebook Group!
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Stephanie helps businesses, coaches & entrepreneurs grow their website traffic and their leads using proven content marketing strategies and effective SEO techniques. She has grown a global business from her home in Malta growing website traffic around the world including client work and coaching.
Main talking points include:
Working remotely – from home…
The Pomodoro technique:
Marketing is not an essential service, but even at times of change, there are opportunities for marketing professionals if you’re willing to go looking for them.
Look at potential collaborations with other expertise to help you get into other verticals (industries).
Look at ways to send smaller projects through your workflow – if you offer packages, what does an individual part of that package look like as a product on its own?
Set a minimum rate – for example a minimum time unit of an hour.
Having more clients means you have to ensure your workflow can handle it.
Don’t see it as “selling” see it as “relationship building”.
Make sure you log clients so that you can continue the conversations when the economy picks up again – use a CRM?
Stephanie’s Bootcamp for people finding that they are new to working remotely:
Addresses 2 issues:
Stephanie's Business Bootcamp
Join our Facebook Group!
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.