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New Year, New Newsletter?
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It's another week of being unprofessional Reader. And I decided to kick it off with an unprofessional start by ditching the Unprofessional Newsletter and starting the Repurposing Lounge. If you're an avid Thriend, you may have seen me dream up this name a few months ago and not know what to do with it. Well, an email newsletter sounds like the perf place to lounge and chat repurposing if you ask me! You can expect to hear lots of repurposing-based content, my reg unprofessional pop-ins, and I want to start sharing how I would repurpose hot content I see going off on the internet. But before we dive into the first episode, I'd love to hear from you how your holidays went! Did you take time off or were you like me and ticking off backend projects like a madman? Lounging off until next week, p.s. There is one beta spot left for Repurposing Unlimited and I think it has your name on it Reader. |
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Just another unprofessional entrepreneur talking about marketing and falling in love.
Let’s be real, Reader. At the end of the day, all you want to do is record your podcast and let that be enough. Not the content creator of your business. Definitely not the social media strategist either. You want to hit record, get your message across, and let your podcast do the heavy lifting of bringing new listeners, leads, and sales into your business. And wouldn’t it feel damn good if you could leverage your podcast to… 3x your visibility among new listeners Bring in qualified leads...
Email Headers When Kristen - a mom of three, business coach, and the creator of Money Spray - came to me, she said something I hear on nearly every sales call ⤵️ “I know I have good stuff… I just need the bandwidth to bring it to life.”Like you, Reader, Kristen had a bank of high-performing content, but lacked the time, structure, and fresh perspective to repurpose it effectively.She’d also just launched a physical product, juggling it alongside her mentorship business, which left zero room...
I found myself hospitalized by surprise at the end of April, Reader. After 2 sleepless nights, I woke up the Saturday before Easter with the vision in my left eye completely blurred out. Like there was something on the lens because I could see peripherally, but straight ahead looked like I'd put on my father's extra-strength prescription glasses. Like a true millennial, I thought, "That's annoying," and proceeded to ignore it. I went to Easter lunch on Sunday, I went about work as normal on...