Holly Hilgenberg of Society of Air and Stained Ghost
16 episodes
1 month ago
Sustaining Your Marketing in Transitional Times: How to show up and share your work through uncertainty and change
Welcome back to Grounding Visions! In today’s episode, I share an update as to why the podcast has been on hiatus (short answer: major fluctuations in my work and energy depletion) before getting into how to approach and sustain our work in volatile times of economic and personal uncertainty.
I offer suggestions on how to approach using social media, AI, systems, structures and schedules to support sharing your work in ways that are aligned with your needs (and limits!) amongst the landscape of ever changing communication technologies.
This episode is for you if you’ve been struggling with shifts in revenue, burnout, needing to change or pivot in your practice, or are just feeling like the old ways of marketing your work are no longer serving you—and would like support and encouragement to make changes and do what actually works for YOU!
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Sustaining Your Marketing in Transitional Times: How to show up and share your work through uncertainty and change
Welcome back to Grounding Visions! In today’s episode, I share an update as to why the podcast has been on hiatus (short answer: major fluctuations in my work and energy depletion) before getting into how to approach and sustain our work in volatile times of economic and personal uncertainty.
I offer suggestions on how to approach using social media, AI, systems, structures and schedules to support sharing your work in ways that are aligned with your needs (and limits!) amongst the landscape of ever changing communication technologies.
This episode is for you if you’ve been struggling with shifts in revenue, burnout, needing to change or pivot in your practice, or are just feeling like the old ways of marketing your work are no longer serving you—and would like support and encouragement to make changes and do what actually works for YOU!
Whether you consider yourself a maximalist, or a multi-passionate, or simply an artist who “does a lot of things,” this episode of Grounding Visions is here to support you in simplifying your communications so that you can avoid burnout and keep doing—and sharing—your awesome work without having to manage a zillion different accounts and platforms.
In this episode, I share a simple process of taking inventory of how you are showing up with your work—how you want to be showing up with your work—with considerations around how to simplify your accounts and platforms. This process can help you spend more time focusing on doing your work, and less time sharing about it in ALL THE PLACES, while continuing to allow for space to honor your multiplicity in all its forms, and bringing in expansion and inspiration, however it comes to you.
Grounding Visions
Sustaining Your Marketing in Transitional Times: How to show up and share your work through uncertainty and change
Welcome back to Grounding Visions! In today’s episode, I share an update as to why the podcast has been on hiatus (short answer: major fluctuations in my work and energy depletion) before getting into how to approach and sustain our work in volatile times of economic and personal uncertainty.
I offer suggestions on how to approach using social media, AI, systems, structures and schedules to support sharing your work in ways that are aligned with your needs (and limits!) amongst the landscape of ever changing communication technologies.
This episode is for you if you’ve been struggling with shifts in revenue, burnout, needing to change or pivot in your practice, or are just feeling like the old ways of marketing your work are no longer serving you—and would like support and encouragement to make changes and do what actually works for YOU!
