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Things that make you go hmmmm
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This week’s journal prompt is for noticing over the coming 7 days, rather than a reflection question Reader As you’re bombarded with deals and offers and discounts from every angle, online, on TV, and in real life, look out for tactics that make you feel:
Both reactions will tell you a lot about how you like to sell. |
The Comfy Business Newsletter | Laura
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90% of Poll respondents last week said they enjoyed the weekly wrap email, so it is now a thing, Reader Here’s what I’ve been up to over the last 7 days. In case you missed it: I created this review of MemberVault. And sent this journal prompt about marketing shoe-stones. What else I’ve been up to: Published this on Substack - I wrote a book I can’t promote I joined the waitlist for this membership about SEO I updated the Newsletter Sponsor Spotlight process - you can now ‘buy’ a placement...
What is the least fun marketing, selling, or client delivery thing you’ve had to do so far this month Reader? Is it something that comes up over and over, that you put up with because it's not that bad (like a teeny tiny stone in your shoe)? Can you avoid doing it in the future? Delegate it? Replace it with something else that’ll get the same outcome? Is this an opportunity to make your business just a little bit more comfy? Is it time to tip out the shoe stone? P.S. Book a 20-minute 1-1...