by Clair Stevenson | Jun 25, 2025 | business growth, Copywriter, Marketing, social media marketing tips
It’s the age-old coaching dilemma; you’ve invested thousands in coaching qualifications, assembled a comprehensive toolkit to support your clients, and identified an almost endless list of problems you can solve through your coaching expertise. But now...
by Clair Stevenson | May 2, 2024 | Content Marketing, Copywriter, Marketing, social media marketing tips
Have you ever said or thought one of the following? “I posted and it bombed” “I posted and no-one commented” “My last post didn’t do very well” Views are low, comments are zero it’s crickets on your social media posts. You’re tempted to delete the post and erase...
by Clair Stevenson | Oct 11, 2023 | Content Marketing, Marketing, social media marketing tips
“Why aren’t my audience buying anything from me?” is something a lot of small business owners struggle with. They create more and more content but it feels like it’s pointless because no one is buying anything. They feel disheartened, their confidence takes a heavy...
by Clair Stevenson | Jun 25, 2023 | Content Marketing, Marketing, social media marketing tips
If your biggest struggle is being consistent with your social media marketing you came to the right place. For a busy business owner, being consistent with social media is a huge challenge. Between demands on your time, delivering your service, the fact that you’re...
by Clair Stevenson | Mar 16, 2023 | Business, business growth, Content Marketing, Marketing, Self employment, social media marketing tips
The bank balance is depressing and the next round of bills is looming. You’re worried about paying the rent and you’re sick of being in this situation every single month. You really need cash but short of posting “please buy something” you don’t know what to say to...
by Clair Stevenson | Feb 13, 2023 | Business, business growth, Content Marketing, pricing, Self employment, social media marketing tips
I was at a networking meeting recently and the conversation starter question was “What sets you apart from your competitors” When it was my turn to speak I said “My prices. I’m really fucking expensive”. Nobody in that room was particularly surprised because...
