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Can I ask you something? When you think about starting a business, what part makes you hesitate the most.
For a lot of women, it’s not the idea. It’s the visibility. Not because you’re trying to be “online,” but because you need people to understand what you do, and how to reach you, without feeling like you just signed up to become a full-time content creator.
In this episode, Trish breaks down visibility in a normal-person way. She explains why being seen can feel awkward when you’ve spent years being the capable one behind the scenes, why most visibility problems are actually clarity problems, and how to start showing up in a way that fits your personality and your schedule.
This is not about posting every day or becoming an influencer. It’s about being clear enough that the right people can connect the dots and start conversations with you.
Inside the episode:
Why visibility isn’t “being on the internet all the time,” and what it actually means
The simple “math” of business: if people don’t know what you do, they can’t buy from you
Why visibility feels awkward for capable women who are used to being competent in private
The biggest visibility mistake: trying to fix a clarity problem with more volume
A simple sentence you can use anywhere: “I help ___ with ___ so they can ___”
Why you don’t have to lock yourself into a niche early on, and how to stay general without being vague
The “three dot problem” and how unclear messaging makes people scroll past
Two buckets of visibility: what people can find when you’re not talking, and what happens when you do show up
How to choose a pace you can actually stay consistent with (without burning out)
Trish’s real talk on camera discomfort, and how reps make it easier over time
What to say when you show up so you’re not reinventing content every week
A simple visibility rep you can do this week, even if you’re starting from scratch
The truth about opinions, judgment, and the “you haven’t made it until you get hate comments” myth
Your reminder today: you do not need to be everywhere. You just need to be clear, and you need to show up in a way you can maintain.
Read the full transcript here: https://tlc-creative.com/just-a-number-transcripts
Links:
Website: https://tlc-creative.com
Instagram: @tlccreativeagency
Sign Up for our Newsletter: https://www.tlc-creative.com/the-vault
If this episode gave you that “okay, I can do this in a way that feels normal” feeling, hit Follow and leave a review. It helps more than you think.
By Tricia CrawfordCan I ask you something? When you think about starting a business, what part makes you hesitate the most.
For a lot of women, it’s not the idea. It’s the visibility. Not because you’re trying to be “online,” but because you need people to understand what you do, and how to reach you, without feeling like you just signed up to become a full-time content creator.
In this episode, Trish breaks down visibility in a normal-person way. She explains why being seen can feel awkward when you’ve spent years being the capable one behind the scenes, why most visibility problems are actually clarity problems, and how to start showing up in a way that fits your personality and your schedule.
This is not about posting every day or becoming an influencer. It’s about being clear enough that the right people can connect the dots and start conversations with you.
Inside the episode:
Why visibility isn’t “being on the internet all the time,” and what it actually means
The simple “math” of business: if people don’t know what you do, they can’t buy from you
Why visibility feels awkward for capable women who are used to being competent in private
The biggest visibility mistake: trying to fix a clarity problem with more volume
A simple sentence you can use anywhere: “I help ___ with ___ so they can ___”
Why you don’t have to lock yourself into a niche early on, and how to stay general without being vague
The “three dot problem” and how unclear messaging makes people scroll past
Two buckets of visibility: what people can find when you’re not talking, and what happens when you do show up
How to choose a pace you can actually stay consistent with (without burning out)
Trish’s real talk on camera discomfort, and how reps make it easier over time
What to say when you show up so you’re not reinventing content every week
A simple visibility rep you can do this week, even if you’re starting from scratch
The truth about opinions, judgment, and the “you haven’t made it until you get hate comments” myth
Your reminder today: you do not need to be everywhere. You just need to be clear, and you need to show up in a way you can maintain.
Read the full transcript here: https://tlc-creative.com/just-a-number-transcripts
Links:
Website: https://tlc-creative.com
Instagram: @tlccreativeagency
Sign Up for our Newsletter: https://www.tlc-creative.com/the-vault
If this episode gave you that “okay, I can do this in a way that feels normal” feeling, hit Follow and leave a review. It helps more than you think.