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Transcend Your Dichotomy w/ Brooke Monaghan
Brooke Monaghan
195 episodes
7 months ago
What stops the scroll in 2024? And how do we actually make our lives easier when it comes to our business and marketing when the landscape keeps shifting, our brains are literally being changed by smartphones, the internet, and social media, and attention and engagement are at an all-time low? As two business consultants and coaches obsessed with content marketing, we are in regular inquiry and real-life client study about how to reach people when, in general, the people we’re trying to reach are overstimulated and overwhelmed by the amount of content they could be consuming at this point in the human existence. If we’re all on our devices filtering out what we want to read and doing it at lightning speed, how do we actually land with our audience? Hint: there’s value in making it easy. Topics discussed in episode 2: Creating an engaging content strategy with scroll stopping content that actually orients to the current digital moment Making less work for our audience, our clients, and ourselves—rather than making more, how can we make it easier The new online era in which graphics don’t need to be fancy. and short, concise, and minimal “wins” The value of sharing your voices more than your aesthetic Developing a strategy that is human-centered rather than internet-centered Creators mentioned: Raudhah Rahman @raudhah.rahman and Casey Tanner @queersextherapy For full show notes and transcript link visit www.reimaginingonlinebusiness.com
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What stops the scroll in 2024? And how do we actually make our lives easier when it comes to our business and marketing when the landscape keeps shifting, our brains are literally being changed by smartphones, the internet, and social media, and attention and engagement are at an all-time low? As two business consultants and coaches obsessed with content marketing, we are in regular inquiry and real-life client study about how to reach people when, in general, the people we’re trying to reach are overstimulated and overwhelmed by the amount of content they could be consuming at this point in the human existence. If we’re all on our devices filtering out what we want to read and doing it at lightning speed, how do we actually land with our audience? Hint: there’s value in making it easy. Topics discussed in episode 2: Creating an engaging content strategy with scroll stopping content that actually orients to the current digital moment Making less work for our audience, our clients, and ourselves—rather than making more, how can we make it easier The new online era in which graphics don’t need to be fancy. and short, concise, and minimal “wins” The value of sharing your voices more than your aesthetic Developing a strategy that is human-centered rather than internet-centered Creators mentioned: Raudhah Rahman @raudhah.rahman and Casey Tanner @queersextherapy For full show notes and transcript link visit www.reimaginingonlinebusiness.com
Show more...
Entrepreneurship
Education,
Business,
Careers,
Self-Improvement
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182: Elizabeth Silver Takes Over: Building Confidence Through Taking Action
Transcend Your Dichotomy w/ Brooke Monaghan
2 years ago
182: Elizabeth Silver Takes Over: Building Confidence Through Taking Action
In the last episode of the Rule Breaker Takeover series, Elizabeth Silver, a professional surface pattern designer with 20 years in the industry, shares her experiences and insights in this niche industry that apply to all entrepreneurs. Elizabeth discusses the importance of mindset and confidence when building a creative business, and emphasizes the need to own your new identity as an artist or entrepreneur and not compare yourself to others. She advises taking small steps forward, reflecting on trial and error, and embracing the journey rather than focusing solely on results. Elizabeth also highlights the significance of being your own best boss and finding joy in the process. She encourages setting boundaries, establishing business hours, and not letting numbers define success. She also offers tips for building confidence, owning your business, and having fun along the way. Not sure where to start? Head to brooke-monaghan.com/pathway to sign up for Brooke’s free workshop for some guidance on building a sustainable, values-aligned business!
Transcend Your Dichotomy w/ Brooke Monaghan
What stops the scroll in 2024? And how do we actually make our lives easier when it comes to our business and marketing when the landscape keeps shifting, our brains are literally being changed by smartphones, the internet, and social media, and attention and engagement are at an all-time low? As two business consultants and coaches obsessed with content marketing, we are in regular inquiry and real-life client study about how to reach people when, in general, the people we’re trying to reach are overstimulated and overwhelmed by the amount of content they could be consuming at this point in the human existence. If we’re all on our devices filtering out what we want to read and doing it at lightning speed, how do we actually land with our audience? Hint: there’s value in making it easy. Topics discussed in episode 2: Creating an engaging content strategy with scroll stopping content that actually orients to the current digital moment Making less work for our audience, our clients, and ourselves—rather than making more, how can we make it easier The new online era in which graphics don’t need to be fancy. and short, concise, and minimal “wins” The value of sharing your voices more than your aesthetic Developing a strategy that is human-centered rather than internet-centered Creators mentioned: Raudhah Rahman @raudhah.rahman and Casey Tanner @queersextherapy For full show notes and transcript link visit www.reimaginingonlinebusiness.com