• EP 60 | “Where is She Now? Maren Hunt, Founder of Mind & Body Reconnected, Shares How WWH Helped Build Her Brand Authority and Credibility as a Coach”

  • Dec 30 2022
  • Length: 48 mins
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EP 60 | “Where is She Now? Maren Hunt, Founder of Mind & Body Reconnected, Shares How WWH Helped Build Her Brand Authority and Credibility as a Coach”

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  • In Episode 60 of The Wild Womn Hotline, we are joined by Certified Binge Eating Recovery Counselor, Maren hunt, who shares her story of building brand awareness, credibility, and authority in a culturally-taboo niche.

    Throughout this conversation, Maren introduces the Wild Womn fam to the steps she took to share a polarizing perspective regarding the difficulties women encounter with diet culture, eating disorders, body image, and more.

    As a previous client of WWH, Maren also shares how working with the Wild Womn Haus team helped her to rebrand her business to be positioned for expansion, industry recognition, and a greater impact.

    Want to connect with Maren and Mind & Body Reconnected? Check out the links below!

    • Website - https://mindandbodyreconnected.com/
    • Instagram - @mindandbodyreconnected
    • TikTok - @mindandbodyreconnected
    • Podcast - What's Size Got To Do With It

    Want to read more about how we supported Maren with her brand and marketing strategy? Check out her case study HERE.

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