Alright, I know what you’re thinking. Don’t you dare tell me to network! I hate networking. But hear me out. What if networking = coffee chats with friends? And it doesn’t feel like walking into an empty room with everyone staring at you waiting for your awkward to show? What if it is with fellow entrepreneurs who want to help you succeed? Let’s talk about that kind of networking.

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It’s time to dive into the messy action that is creating a new offer that you haven’t ever seen before. This episode dives into how I created my new offer, who my audience is, and what I learned the hard way. Creating a unique offer isn’t straightforward, but it sure is fun!

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Let’s cut to the chase here, friends. It’s time to talk about the biggest problem I’ve faced in business to date. I thought I had a marketing problem, but I was wrong. Tune in to hear what the true problem was, what the strategy is moving forward, and why relying on the trope that social media is the ONLY way to solve the problem of lead generation is highly problematic.

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Dani Hamlet

Welcome back to season 2 of Probably Bothered! This season is going to look and feel just a little different than past episodes. Let’s catch up, and I’ll tell you what you can expect - a new show format, a new vibe, and everything that has happened since I ‘burnt it all down’. We’ve got a lot to cover.

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An honest look at what has been going on for the past year in my business. I'm burning it all down, making some changes, and giving you an honest look at my choices. Having a business comes with a lot of freedom, it comes with the ability to explore, make choices, and try new things. Some of them are home runs, and some are dead ends. Today, I'm highlighting a dead end. But, I know wholeheartedly that now, I'm working on my home run. 

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Wow, this conversation has so many gems! Mary Robb, Owner of Social Practice TX joined me to talk about all things social. We dove into a few burning questions about creating a personal brand on social media and even talked about our responsibility as business owners to share more than just picture-perfect marketing content. But my favorite part was when we talked about funding a growing business, what that looks like, and how we can get more knowledge in the hands of more women to help them grow their businesses!

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Social-practicetx.com

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If you hear “energy” and think well, I’m not woo-woo, this conversation may be a wake-up call. Aubrianna and I dive into the energetics of business (in a way that I don’t hear energy spoken about often). We also take on bro marketing, expectations vs. reality of having a business, and how to show yourself that you really believe in your business (would you believe me if I said it was having a plan B??)

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Let’s talk about Customer Experience. We know it is important, we know it is easier to retain a current client than it is to find a new one. But, as solo entrepreneurs, there’s often a reality we face that we’re one-person shows! It can take more time, effort, and energy to create an amazing CX, but, it doesn’t have to! Devin Lee is an expert in CX and automation, and she shares her honest take on pivoting to VIP days, what that means for how she spends her time in her business and her approach to marketing.

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Insta @devinleeobm

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Have you ever looked started writing your website, looked for a few examples and thought… “hmm that doesn’t sound like me.” There’s a pretty specific example of copywriting in this space and Krista Walsh and I want to talk about its implications. Primarily, how can you show up confidently as yourself if you feel as if you have to adopt someone else’s voice to be seen/heard? Stay tuned for the 6 things you can choose to do differently (if it feels better for you)!

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Business overwhelm is a real concern. Hearing different perspectives from different people who all have unique points of view, experiences, and business models can cause even experienced business owners to pause (or freeze?!) Liz and I take on the idea that low ticket offers aren’t the way to scale a business. We talk through how to think critically about the information overwhelm.

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