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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 7 | Founded | a month ago |
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In this episode of The Warm Up, I sit down with Da from Odd Creatives—one of our incredible Launch Your Own Way students—who just wrapped up her first ever launch. She filled 7 client spots, hit her revenue goal, and did it without a big audience, ad... more
If your launch feels harder than it should, your audience might not be cold … you might just be warming them up the hard way.
In this episode of The Warm Up, I’m chatting with Georgia Draws a House, who scaled her creative business to seven figures ... more
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In this episode, I sit down with Hollie, a creative copywriter behind Latitude Lane and my co-coach in the Launch Your Own Way program. Hollie shares how she successfully launched her email marketing program — filling 8 of 10 spots in a short window ... more
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