Welcome to episode #34 of the Gentle Business Revolution podcast, the show where we talk about marketing your business by disrupting the current marketing paradigm. If you are a heart-centered entrepreneur who feels anxiety around marketing your business or you are tired of the traditional marketing model, you’re in the right place!
This is a short book update! I'm celebrating the milestone of having finished the first draft and I want to share with you what's changed since the last update I did. I'm sharing some aha moments I've had and some things I've implemented to keep me going in the writing process.
In this episode you’ll learn about the process behind the book as well as… What you need to not get stuck getting to your next milestone The three phases of the journey to gentle marketing Why I decided to self-publish Why I updated my site to offer my services to companies even though I was not convinced I should What gave self-publish a bad reputation And more! Other links and resources mentioned in this episode:Sarah’s One Page Marketing Plan
The Gentle Business Revolution
Email Sarah at sarah@sarahsantacroce.com
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Sarah
