One thing I’ve learned from years of organic marketing is this: people need to be reminded of your offers far more often than you think. If you feel like you’re mentioning your offer a lot, you’re likely still not mentioning it enough. The fear, of course, is sounding “salesy.” But in my experience, guiding people toward my paid offers is actually a service—because that’s where I can go deeper, support them more fully, and help them create real, life-changing results. Over time, I’ve found subtle, natural ways to remind my members and email subscribers about what I offer. One of my favorites is the P.S. strategy. I’ve used this for years with my email list, and it works really well. Here’s how it works: Write your normal post, and then at the very bottom add something like this: 🔻🔻🔻🔻🔻🔻🔻🔻 PS: If you’re craving structure, clarity, and accountability, the Premium Tier is where we do the deeper work together.

@Leanne Watson just gave me a great question to ask, as she commented in the group about what she is looking to outsource. I’m curious… who here outsources parts of their business? And I don’t mean just spending money, but saving time, effort, and energy on the things you don’t enjoy or aren’t great at. - What do you outsource? - How much time or stress does it save you? - How has it helped you focus on growing your business? Share your experiences and tips—let’s learn from each other and discover ways to work smarter, not harder! #promoteoutsourcing Feel free to introduce yourself below if you can be the outsourcing contact for people in this group...

Let’s do something a little different today… One of the best parts of networking isn’t the pitches, the projects, or even the opportunities — it’s getting to know the person behind the profile. The real magic happens when we find common ground, shared passions, and those little things that make us human. So today’s question is simple: 🎨 What’s your hobby? What’s that thing you do just for you — the thing that lights you up, helps you switch off, or brings out your creative side? I’ll go first 👇

I was chatting with @Terriane Palmer-Peacock a while ago as she was explaining how many more touch points are required these days, (she’s way better at digging into stats than me 😄), and it got me thinking… 👉 How many touch points does it take before someone actually reaches out to you? 👉 And then, how many more before they buy or refer you to a friend? In the world of networking, we’re constantly building relationships, but with people becoming more cautious, are we seeing that it now takes more touch points than before? I’d love to hear from everyone: How many touch points do you see before someone connects or buys? What types of touch points work best for you (DMs, posts, events, casual chats, follow-ups, etc.)? Let’s swap notes and learn from the experts here — what’s working in your world right now?

Based on your feedback i'm offering more opportunities to connect in a smaller meeting time but more regulalry. I've created three rolling 30-minute networking opportunities so you can connect with people across the globe — no matter your timezone. Each session is short, focused, and full of energy. Come prepared to: 💬 Meet new people 🤝 Ask for help or offer support 🚀 Share what you’re working on 🌟 Spark collaborations that matter Our Sessions 1. Business Lunchtime Fixer – Early afternoon in Australia / APAC A Casual, energising, mid-day boost. Bring your lunch and make meaningful connections over a quick, focused session. 2. Sunrise and Sunset Connection Europe/Australia – Early evening in Australia / Morning in UK, Europe, and Middle Wind down your day or kicks tart yours while connecting across continents with founders, remote professionals, and global doers. 3. Sunrise and Sunset Connection USA/Australia - Morning Australia and late afternoon in USA These sessions are designed to fit into your day — just 30 minutes to expand your network and make meaningful global connections. ✅ Check out the calendar. Find the times that suit your time zone and schedule and add them to your calendar now — your next great connection could be just one session away.