Sparkplugging Podcast Episode #105: Favorite WordPress Optin Plugins

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In this fifth episode we jump forward with our Season One List Building topic and ask each other, what are our favorite WordPress Optin Plugins?

You’ll be hearing from me, Kelly McCausey, and my Round Table of Super Friends:

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WordPress Plugins Mentioned In This Episode:

What’s new with our Round Table?

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Make Beautiful Optin Images with Box Shot King:

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Sparkplugging Podcast Episode #104: Capturing Your Visitors In A Little Hug

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In this fourth episode we move on with our Season One List Building topic and tackle the question, What is a Squeeze Page?

You’ll be hearing from me, Kelly McCausey, and my Round Table of Super Friends:

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A squeeze page is a web page set up with one simple offer designed to capture an email address.

As time goes by you’re going to develop a lot of different squeeze pages to better connect with your audience and capture their email addresses.  You’re going to get some great ideas from this episode.

So, what makes a great Squeeze Page?

  • Having an incredible offer.
  • A clear call to action.
  • A good headline.
  • Demonstrated credibility.
  • Good graphics.

Virtual events, offered via a quality squeeze page, is a great list builder.

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Sparkplugging Podcast Episode #103: What About Optin Gifts?

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In this third episode we venture on with our Season One List Building topic. You’ll be hearing from me, Kelly McCausey, and my Round Table of Super Friends:

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  • What is an Optin Gift and what sort of gifts work best?
  • You have to match your optin gift to your audience, both by topic and by media format.
  • Immediate downloads are more appealing than e-courses these days.
  • Checklists and tools are well received.
  • How often should your Optin Gift be changed out or refreshed?
  • Having a clear call to action is important and it is smart to test out different ones to see what your people respond to best.

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Are You Picking The Low-Hanging Fruit?

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david-150This is a guest post from one of my favorite people.  David Perdew is one of the most earnestly real marketing mentors you’ll ever meet. He is always willing to learn and grow and never presents himself as someone who has ‘made it’ – though from the perspective of most, he certainly has.  Enjoy this stop on his List Building Challenge blog tour!

I used to do a little merger and acquisition integration. And I was able to sit in on some pretty strange conference calls that involved a lot of lawyers and highly paid corporate executives who dealt in millions of dollars.

They were always looking for the elusive low-hanging fruit.

At one merger meeting, an exec was discussing the cost savings of putting single-ply toilet paper into the bathrooms of the acquired company instead of the two-ply paper.

That low-hanging fruit, he said, plus the savings from reducing the quality of the paper towels in the bathrooms, would save the company about $3 million per year.

There was silence on the phone.

Finally, one of the VPs spit out, “Good. Then they’ll be as miserable as we are.”

I laughed out loud at the absurdity.

Corporate America! Wow

When companies are sitting on millions (sometimes billions) in cash, I think it’s funny if not completely disingenuous to talk about picking up the low-hanging fruit in the marketplace.

Here’s the difference between small companies like us solopreneurs and big companies with thousands of stockholders.

  • Big corporations are focused on reducing expenses – code for reducing labor costs.
  • Small business folks like us are focused on producing revenue and growing companies – code for creating jobs.

Low-hanging fruit is a metaphor for easy pickings. But in the two worlds, they mean something completely different.

In the corporate world, low-hanging fruit makes bathroom trips more painful with lower quality toilet paper only to save money they really should pour into research and development. A balanced, happy work life doesn’t matter. Innovation doesn’t even matter much. Keeping the stock price up with higher and predictable earnings is all that matters.

For the little guy – small businesses under 100 employees, low-hanging fruit means getting the most done to yield the best return on investment with the simplest processes. Being efficient and cost effective is important because it’s usually coming out of your pocket, but even more important is growing that prospect pipeline.

Find the prospects that are looking for you!

That’s low-hanging fruit. Couldn’t get any lower.

Prospects want to buy what you have. But if they can’t find you, they can’t. They’re struggling to wade through the clutter of missed marketing messages coming at them from all directions.

That’s why it’s so important for you to find them by focusing on the right market with our list building efforts.

I ran a Facebook contest to get “Likes” and opt-ins last fall. But I didn’t target it properly. So, I spent about $1400 on Facebook advertising and got about 2700 “Likes” and added maybe 25 percent of those to our mailing list.

But another 25 percent of those were NOT my target market.

They didn’t engage.

They didn’t post.

They didn’t buy.

They didn’t do much of anything – except occasionally spam my Facebook page with offers or posts that totally went against the values that sprouted up around MyNAMS members.

Those 25 percent were getting in the way of the market I really wanted to communicate with.

Luckily, Facebook has a way of dumping folks that you don’t want.

We did that.

In about 30 minutes, we dropped about 700 people and focused our market.

The lesson, of course, was to target your list building efforts to find people with like values and dreams who share the same goals. Facebook makes that pretty easy to do these days.

The $1400 was money well-spent on a very valuable lesson.

Our targeting is getting much better

In March, we did our first customer survey. It was gold. With a single Polldaddy survey with just 7 questions and a 42 percent response, I got more insight into my customer base than I had dreamed of.

They told me who they were and what was important to them.

And even better, they told me what they liked about our membership site and how it could be better. They told me what training courses they wanted to see next and what they’d be willing to pay for.

That is low-hanging fruit.

Our community demographics opened my eyes to missed marketing opportunities:

  • Gender = 61 percent women
  • Age = 84 percent older than 45
  • Income = 39 percent over $60k per year and 36 percent under $40k per year

These numbers are very different from most online business training companies. Because I run the NAMS workshop (NAMS10 is coming up in August), I decided to visit a few other events this year to see if what we’re doing is that really that different.

How different were we really

I attended one event just a couple of months ago and I was blown away by how different we really are.

Out of 150 or so folks in the audience, I bet there were less than 10 women. And of that same number, probably less than 20 were older than 45.

I knew exactly who our target market was and who in the audience would resonate with our message because of the first three survey questions.

But the other survey questions helped us focus on what they wanted! This question was especially effective:

“What’s the number one reason you joined MyNAMS?”

Of the dozen or so choices I gave them (including “other”), only two were clear winners:

  • “Step-by-Step Training” that’s available in the membership dashboard got 42 percent
  • “The Complete Tutorial Library” picked up another 26 percent.

Sixty-eight percent of my membership joined because they wanted training.

Okay, so how can I leverage all that information?

This month, we’re doing the MyNAMS 30-Day List Building Challenge. We have a couple of hundred people engaged. (It’s not too late!) My goal for them is to add at least 1,000 new subscribers to their list – EVEN if they don’t have a list going into the challenge.

Our list is the foundation of our business. Period. End of story.

The right list, the prospects and potential customers who match your target market are the low-hanging fruit, the easy sell. They’re already looking for what you have.

We’ll stay focused on that market primarily during the challenge.

My goal, by the way, is to increase my list by 1000 percent. We’ll see. All I have to do is find the right orchard and pick up all the fruit on the ground…

The MyNAMS 30-Day List Building Challenge is an ongoing challenge. It’s live right now, but anyone can join at any time to start their own challenge. You’re invited to come in and succeed today. David Perdew is the founder and CEO of the Novice to Advanced Marketing System and MyNAMS.com and produces two intense workshops each year, including NAMS10 coming up Aug. 9-11. As part of the challenge, David is touring the blogosphere and posting marketing and list building insights on different blogs. You can find the complete schedule of all the blog posts – past and future – here.

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Make Your Clients Stick To You With Coach Glue [Giveaway]

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Sparkplugging is proud to partner with Coach Glue to equip you with client centered business resources.  They’re helping you build a business that attracts great clients and makes them want to stick around.

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When your business is new, you’re all about attracting clients.  As a business matures and your client base grows, you’ll naturally spend less time focused on winning new clients… that is – unless you’re slowly losing the clients you have.

Keeping good clients is as important as finding new ones & the sooner you increase your client stickiness, the better.

Coach Glue has launched with tools and resources to help you do just that.

coaching-program1-300x300Templates to Become an Instant Expert in Any Area of Business.

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There’s much more to come – with new templates being released monthly.

Why do we like Coach Glue?

Coach Glue Tools & Templates are affordable – especially so when you choose the monthly membership option.

The people behind Coach Glue are top notch.  Nicole Dean and Melissa Ingold are running uber-successful online businesses that demonstrate true client stickiness.  They’re not just financially successful, they’ve built in freedom and the ability to make choices about their time.  This make them uniquely suited to teach our Sparkplugging readers – work at home people who don’t want to be strapped to a desk all day to earn a living.

We’re Giving Away a One Year Membership to Coach Glue!

If you run a client centered business, whether you’re a coach or service provider – we want to hear from you this week.

If you’ll take a few minutes to tell us about you and your ideal client, we’ll give you a little exposure here on Sparkplugging and on Friday, June 7th one person’s name will be drawn from all entries to win.

Our winner will receive all of the current resources at Coach Glue and everything that they publish over the next 12 months.  (That’s a huge value!)

Our Winner is Romona Burns – Kudos Romona!

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Courtney, Courtney Chowning

About My Business:

I provide technical skills specializing in WordPress modifications and custom coding, including plugins, as well as help Christian’s to find their place online either through blogging or an online based business.

My Ideal Client:

My ideal tech client is creative and comes to me for a unique project that would make WordPress do something it doesn’t normally do. The client’s project is something that helps me become better at what I do. The client project would include some sort of online ministry. I would be able to combine my love for WordPress and ministry together.

Why I Want To Win A Coach Glue Membership:

My biggest problem is keeping the clients I have. This sounds like it would help me get started in solving that problem. I’m always looking for resources to help grow my business and I know Nicole and Melissa always deliver top notch products.


Celene Harrelson, The Happypreneur

About My Business:

I coach and mentor new online solopreneurs on the nuts and bolts of building an online business. I help them get the back end set up as quickly and simply as possible so they can get out of their dashboards and out front where the money is. I do this through one on one coaching, group coaching, workshops and information products.

My Ideal Client:

My ideal client is someone with the strong desire to be their own boss and work from home on their computer because it’s important to them to be able fit their business around their family and life instead of the other way around. My clients are approximately 70% women – 30% men age 35-64, married with children. Often times they are scattered and undecided on one specific niche when they come to me and I help them to hone in and focus on one in order to accomplish their goals.

Why I Want To Win A Coach Glue Membership:

To learn from Nicole and Melissa! I love helping others learn the simple mechanics of building a business online. My style is to do things as simply and non-techie as possible and that’s what I teach my clients. There’s no better feeling than seeing that light bulb go off while coaching someone who has been stuck and feeling like they are never going to get it, then suddenly they do! I want to help others to shorten their learning curve so they don’t have to struggle as long as I did. I have empathy for those who have gotten stuck and don’t know how to get unstuck. That was me. The more knowledge I can acquire to be a better coach to more clients, the more people I can help. Quite frankly the more people I can help the more money I can make.


Judy, Cosmic Hugs

About My Business:

Cosmic Hugs client center is people that have a desire for life coaching and becoming healthy.

My Ideal Client:

The ideal client for Cosmic Hugs would be one that would want to sigh up for an annual subscription for a raw/spiritual transformation.

Why I Want To Win A Coach Glue Membership:

The business is just starting so I am still putting together my packages and do not know where to look for new clients I know they are there I just don’t currently know how to find them.


Samantha Pointer, Get It Together!

About My Business:

At Get It Together, we provide home and office organization. We specialize in teaching busy professionals who are at their “wits end” how to utilize technology to organize their lives.

My Ideal Client:

My ideal client is a busy professional or executive who has little to no technology know how but wants to learn how to use the technology they own to be more productive.

Why I Want To Win A Coach Glue Membership:

I have just started down this niche of focusing on busy professionals and I need to know how to attract them and get these new prospects in the door and keep them there.


Alicia, New VA Advice

About My Business:

At New VA Advice, my goal is to help new and would-be virtual assistants get past the overwhelm of starting up their business online, help them find tools and resources they can trust and mentor them along the way to building a successful virtual assistant business that works around their lives.

My Ideal Client:

My ideal client is a married female ages 25-65. The group is split between women who want to stay home with small children and women who are retired and looking for a flexible work-at-home career. They are new to the online business world and often overwhelmed at all of the information to be found on the virtual assistant industry. They are looking for someone to point them in the right direction and help them get started on their path.

Why I Want To Win A Coach Glue Membership:

First, I love everything that Melissa and Nicole do! I’ve purchased some Coach Glue resources already that I will be using to add to products and programs that I’m creating for my niche. To have access to them and all of the resources for a whole year would be invaluable! Having this info at my fingertips to incorporate into my programs would take New VA Advice to the next level!


Sheila, Sheer Elegance Virtual Assistant

About My Business:

I serve my clients by assisting them with the admin support of the business so that they are able to concentrate on the parts of their business that will increase their income. I work with them to create and build their business reputation. I do this through Admin support, social media management and internet marketing support when needed.

My Ideal Client:

My ideal client is the person that has the passion of owning their own business and the tenacity to do what it takes to get their business up and running. The desire to work from home would be very strong.

Why I Want To Win A Coach Glue Membership:

I know that this will help me in setting up my coaching business. I want to add a coaching side to my business where I can work with those that are starting a business, already have a business that may be in the early stages or just need support as they grow their business. I am looking to work with new virtual assistants, internet marketing clients and solopreneurs. I feel that the material in Coach Glue is excellent material and for a newbie like me in the field this would be an excellent start.


Romona Burns, A WP Website

About My Business:

I have decided to create this course as a part of Tiffany Dows 90 day product creation challenge. The site will not actually launch till the first week in September, if all goes right. Clients will go through a 4-6 week course to help them build a quality WordPress website. Along with training materials they will also receive one-on-one help from me.

My Ideal Client:

My ideal client will have a small business already. They will have a DIY type of personality.

Why I Want To Win A Coach Glue Membership:

The templates will fit into the membership nicely, to help my clients with the things that go along with creating their website, like the “How To Use Aweber” Template. I would use the coaching information for me, so I can be a better coach to my clients.


Mary, Mary Blackburn, Naturally Simple Health Coach

About My Business:

Naturally Simple Health is a health and wellness coaching service that uses a holistic approach with an emphasis on Gluten-Free clients. As I work with my clients, we look at how all aspects of their life, not just weight or eating habits, affects their health as a whole. My approach is not to dwell on calories, or create lists of restrictions, but instead to work with my clients to create a happy, healthy life in a way that is flexible, fun and rewarding.

My Ideal Client:

My ideal client is someone with a strong desire for a healthier life. Whether that be physically healthier or emotionally healthier or both. They may have just been diagnosed with Celiac Disease, or told that they are on a fast track to type 2 diabetes. Whatever their reason, they have to want to change.

Why I Want To Win A Coach Glue Membership:

I would like to win the Coach Glue Membership because I am learning the health aspect from my schooling, but because I have studied under Nicole and Melissa through some of their other products, I know for a fact that I will learn how to be a better coach from a business aspect from them.


Anita, The Short Attention Span Writer

About My Business:

I help service providers create, or improve, their internet profiles. I specialize in helping them identify their ideal clients so their About Me pages and LinkedIn profiles will attract the right audiences. My offerings range from DIY products (ebooks, recordings) to consulting calls to full custom-writing.

My Ideal Client:

She is an established wellness coach/expert, seeking to grow her business via the internet. (She may want to start offering videos or coaching services on-line, or merely wants to gather more local clients or speaking gigs.)

She is hesitant to limit herself to a specific market (such as diabetic seniors or teenagers with skin problems); I encourage her with the concept that “specific is more profitable than general.”

Why I Want To Win A Coach Glue Membership:

I am not a “coach,” and I limit my services to the “profile writing” arena. However, I love providing helpful resources to clients and colleagues when appropriate. With this membership, I will have first-hand access to all of Nicole’s and Melissa’s materials so I can confidently recommend or give them to my clients.

 

 

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Sparkplugging Podcast Episode #102: Who Doesn’t Need A Mailing List?

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In this second episode we dig into our Season One List Building topic!

You’ll be hearing from me, Kelly McCausey, and my Round Table of Super Friends:

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What is List Building and are there ANY businesses that don’t need to think about it?

A thoughtful warning from Lain:  Promising to email often, then leaving your list to fall silent for a long while is not a great way to build trust with your subscribers.

A tip for offline businesses from Nicole: Having a mailing list helps you turn your slow seasons into busy seasons.

A tip for information site owners from Susanne: It’s about bringing people back to your site to consume your content. (Traffic!)

A spying tip from Kelly: Subscribe to the lists of Smart Marketers (like those on this Round Table) and watch how they interact with their subscribers, it’s a great education.

A final tip from David: Focus on building and fostering a relationship and avoid the junk!

Want to ask the Round Table a List Building question?  Ask here.

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Three Reasons NOW Is The Time To Put Yourself Out There

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I want to convince you of this:  NOW  is the time to put yourself out there.

If YOU don’t do it, someone else will. 

I’m not suggesting there isn’t enough business to go around.

Whatever the niche, there’s room for you – if you rise above & do what it takes.

You believe that, or you wouldn’t be in business.

So why are you procrastinating?

Why are you holding back?

Why aren’t you putting yourself out there for more people to know?

No more delaying.  Now is the time.

The First Reason Now Is the Time: There Are Only So Many Kingpins. 

If you watch gangster movies – you’ve heard the phrase Kingpin. A kingpin is a leader, someone who influences others.

There’s plenty of business to go around, but there are only so many amazing opportunities to go around and Kingpins connect you to these opportunities.

These Kingpins are people you connect with who will connect you to new circles of people they influence.

A small Kingpin might introduce you to a few dozen other people in their niche, telling them about you; saying positive things about you and ultimately sending you business.

There are some Kingpins whose circle of influence reaches out into the hundreds, and there are some Kingpins out there whose circle of influence reaches out into the thousands.

I would hate for you to miss an opportunity to connect with a Kingpin.

I have made connections with people who in turn introduced me to their communities in ways that changed my life, and gave me instant, amplified reach.

It’s not that I’m amazing or that I can do something so much better than someone else – it isn’t.  It’s just that I put myself out there. I was the right person at the right time.

If it hadn’t been me, it would have been someone else!

Imagine right now that there’s a Kingpin who needs something done, and you can do it.

You’ve put yourself out there.  You’re producing and repurposing content.  You’re promoting yourself.  You’re taking an extra step each day into new territory, and you bump up against one of these Kingpins, and you’re available because you’ve made yourself available.  You fulfill their needs.  They like what you do and next thing you know, they’re promoting you to their circle of influence.

If you don’t do it –someone else will.

Someone else will have that date with destiny.  They will run into a Kingpin, meet the need, and enjoy the widened reach that comes with that relationship.

That should rock your world.

What if that opportunity is right there, and I’m not the one who went for it?

I don’t like missed opportunities.  I’ve seen it.  I’ve experienced it from both sides – from the point of view of someone who was in the right place at the right time who gained benefit from a relationship with a Kingpin, and I’ve been that person who didn’t take action and watched it happen for someone else with fewer skills and experience then I.

It’s not about being awesome and being perfect: It’s about being there.

Some of you are immediately resisting this idea.

You’re thinking, “Oh c’mon Kelly.  I’m so new to all of this.  I’m not going to be of use to a Kingpin.”

Yes, you’re new, and maybe you have the greatest impact on other people who are also kind of new.

Let me point this out: Of those people you’re serving, you don’t know who among them is going to be the Kingpin of tomorrow.

The first person I JV’d with was Alice Seba.  I was new to online business and she was too.  We both came online in 2002, and in 2003, we had enough of a relationship that we forged a partnership. That relationship turned out to be key for me because she ended up becoming really well known in our niche.

There are others I’ve met along the way and forged relationships that turned into partnerships and JVs.  Nicole Dean comes to mind and more recently, Melissa Ingold.  Today they’re Kingpins with a big circles of influence – but they were newcomers once.

I benefit from those associations not because I met them when they were big, but because I met them when they were small.

Put yourself out there. Craft Relationships. Be ready for the next amazing opportunity.

The Second Reason Now Is the Time: The Lifetime Value of a Customer.

What are your financial goals for the year? The sooner you start, the sooner you’ll reach them.  That’s just common sense.

There is someone out there right now who needs what you have to offer – they’re actively seeking out the right person – maybe they need a VA, and you’re a VA.  They need a writer, and you’re a writer.  They need a coach, and you’re a coach.

The sooner you connect to a client, the better.

Well, let’s put numbers to it.

You’re a relatively new VA, and you’re charging $25 a month on a 10-hour retainer.  That’s $250 a month.  It’s $3000 over the course of a year.  Do you really want to leave that money on the table because you weren’t willing to go for it?

You’re business coach like me, and you charge $500 a month for coaching, that’s almost $6000 in a year from one new client.

Let’s not forget that our income isn’t just coming from our hourly rates.  There are all of those delicious additional streams of income from information marketing and affiliate programs.

The sooner you develop and promote products, the sooner you can profit from them.

The sooner you identify and promote good affiliate products, the sooner you can see that income stream growing.

There is NO good excuse to procrastinate on these things and every day you let slip by is a impacting your future financial success.

Do you want to be closer to your financial goals?  If you want to get there sooner, if you want to finish out the year with higher numbers, then start sooner.

Don’t procrastinate.  Don’t think: There’ll be a better time later.

Six years ago, my niece had given birth to quadruplets, and my son and I were doing the night shift with the babies.  We were sleeping during the day, which left me about four hours a day for my business.

A gentleman contacted me about building a site for him, and my first thought was to turn him away.  It’s was not convenient, my time was at such a premium. As I listen, I realize he has big plans.  He wants to launch 300 sites in the coming year, and I decide to go ahead and take some action with him right then.

It meant working a little harder than I would have liked to at that moment, but I had a feeling I’d regret turning him away.

In the course of next year, I earned more than $15,000 from that client. The number more than doubled over the next few years.

The lifetime value of that customer was very much worth making myself available sooner rather than later.  If it hadn’t been me, it would have been someone else who got that client.

The Third Reason Now Is the Time: The Law of Inertia.

There is an interesting thing that happens with newcomers in the business world.

Somebody new appears and immediately rocks it.  They’re blogging, podcasting, and releasing products before you know it.  They become a rock star in a short period of time because they’re willing to go for it.

Others come along and they play a careful game of ‘when I’m more ready’.  They get caught up in an addiction to learning and don’t put enough of it into action.

It’s the Law of Inertia: An object at rest tends to stay at rest.

The person who doesn’t take action tends to stay where they are.

The person who takes action tends to go places.

I’ve got a thought for you that might be the ‘shove’ you need to get moving.

People around you are starting to think that you’re full of crap.

How many of you have said, “This is it – I’m finally going to do it!

And a few months later said, “This is it – I’m finally going to do it!”

You may believe it every time you say it, but WE (the action takers) are coming to understand you’re full of crap.  You’re all talk and no action.

Yep, as much as we’d prefer otherwise, people form opinions about us based on what we DO, not just what we SAY we’re going to do.  Once people form a negative opinion, it’s difficult to overcome – but not impossible.

Just don’t be that person anymore!

Take action and for crying out loud, follow it up with more action!

I know, it’s easier said than done – but I’m here to tell you YOU CAN finally take real action.

If you’re dead serious about it and you’re willing to make yourself accountable to others in a tangible way, I believe you can do it.

If you ARE dead serious, I’d love the chance to hold you accountable.  I love working with solopreneurs who’ve made up their mind to act and want to be held to it through a tough coaching relationship.

Interested in learning more about working with me?  Check out my coaching info here.

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