by Clair Stevenson | Feb 7, 2023 | business growth, Content Marketing, Marketing, Self employment, social media marketing tips
Running your own business is exciting. You get to call all the shots and answer only to yourself. You get to do only the work you’re passionate about and only work with people you really like. But it also comes with a list of to do’s that are less glamorous, less...
by Clair Stevenson | Nov 24, 2022 | Business, business growth, Content Marketing, Marketing, Self employment
If you sell time you sacrifice freedom. The majority of business owners do so because they want a different kind of life. They don’t want to be chained to a 9-5 job, ask for permission to take time off or feel bad if they can’t go to work because their kid is sick. ...
by Clair Stevenson | Nov 15, 2022 | blogging, Business, business growth, Marketing, Self employment
When I was a kid, if I couldn’t sleep, my parents would tell me to count sheep. I’d lay in bed and picture two lush green fields. The fields were separated by a tall hedge and just in the gap between the hedges there was a little wooden gate. I was on one side of...
by Clair Stevenson | Nov 11, 2022 | blogging, business growth, Content Marketing, Marketing, Self employment, social media marketing tips
Information is everywhere and it’s free and that’s a problem in itself. There is so much information out there that it’s hard to know what’s right and what’s wrong, or where to start. As a business owner it’s easy to get overwhelmed by all the advice and...
by Clair Stevenson | Jul 28, 2022 | Business, Content Marketing, Marketing, social media marketing tips
Visibility blocks are what stop you from showing up and promoting your business. If you feel like you’re hiding, you’re not selling, not serving as many people as you could or undervaluing your services, you could have visibility blocks. If you don’t work on...
by Clair Stevenson | Apr 1, 2022 | blogging, Business, business growth, Marketing, social media marketing tips
You know what really grips my shit? When someone inboxes me asking me if I’d be interested in buying the exact thing that I sell. Linkedin connection “Clair, founder to founder can I ask you a quick question?” Me (because I’m affable and lovely) “yeah of...
