The Girls Mean Business Podcast

By: Claire Mitchell
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  • Summary

  • The Girls Mean Business founder Claire Mitchell shares marketing tips and advice on marketing and building your business. Sounds a bit boring, totally isn't.With her northern accent and down-to-earth approach, Claire covers topics including marketing, selling, social media, blogging, mindset, being visible, getting over the mind monkeys and more, making them easy to understand and apply to your business.This podcast is family-friendly with no swearing or risky topics. We know little ears are listening!
    © 2022 The Girls Mean Business Podcast
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Episodes
  • 2. I Cried at the Hairdresser's

    2. I Cried at the Hairdresser's
    Sep 7 2022

    Yesterday I cried at the hairdresser's because I'd taken Chloe, my 14 year old daughter to get all her beautiful long hair cut off. We had been talking about it for 6 months and I was dreading it. I thought of all the reasons why it was a terrible idea but it turns out there was a BIG business lesson in there.

    You can read the transcript of this podcast on my blog HERE
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    21 mins
  • 1. Are You Worried About Being Spammy?

    1. Are You Worried About Being Spammy?
    Sep 5 2022

    I asked a question on my facebook page about whether you found it more challenging to know what marketing to or OR to actually do it. One of the comments got my attention and I thought it would be a great topic for today’s podcast because I suspect you're not marketing as much as you COULD be, in case someone thinks you're spammy.

    You can read the transcript of this podcast over on my blog HERE.
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    19 mins

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