• 222. ☀️If Social Media Sucks… Where Can You Grow Your Online Business? [Summer Series]

  • Jul 15 2024
  • Length: 15 mins
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222. ☀️If Social Media Sucks… Where Can You Grow Your Online Business? [Summer Series]

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  • In the last episode, I talked some smack about social media: It’s bad for your mental health, your content won’t have great longevity or searchability, etc. So this episode I cover what to do instead, or in addition to, social media.

    First, I break down discovery vs. nurturing. Then, I explain why email is a great nurturing platform. And finally I talk about when social media can be an effective marketing tool, if you still really want to use it.

    I hope you’re enjoying these “Online Business Summer School” episodes, including the background sounds from beautiful Long Island!

    In this episode, you’ll hear…

    • The difference between discovery vs. nurture platforms
    • Why email is a great marketing tool
    • Where social media can be helpful

    Click here to find the full show notes and transcript for this episode.

    RESOURCES:

    • Join the waitlist for my book “When I Start My Business I’ll Be Happy: A Practical, No BS Guide to to Successful Online Entrepreneurship”
    • Sign up for my free weekly email “Sam’s Sidebar”
    • Join the Free Legal Workshop to learn how to get your business legally protected today!

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