Happily Visible | Marketing Yourself, Personal Branding & Self-Promotion for Women Entrepreneurs
- Business · Careers, Entrepreneurship, Marketing
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You love your work and you know you're good at what you do. So why is talking about it - and promoting yourself - so hard? Happily Visible is the marketing podcast for women entrepreneurs who want to communicate their value, attract the right clients and feel more confident talking about their work - without being pushy or pretending to be someone they're not. Through founder conversations and practical strategies, I help you: 1. Find your words: Explain what you do, who you help and why that matters 2. Find your courage: Move past the fear of self-promotion and get comfortable talking...
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