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To promote your business, leverage social media platforms like Instagram and TikTok. Create a unique hashtag for your services and encourage clients to use it when posting about them. This user-generated content builds trust and expands your reach organically.

Remember to engage with your followers by responding to comments and direct messages promptly. This interaction builds trust and shows that you value your community.

Did you know that your ability to express yourself clearly can have a significant economic impact on your life? It's true. Public speaking and self-expression are more than just soft skills; they're essential tools for personal and professional growth.

Last week on Takeover Tuesday, we dove deep into the world of finding your voice and conquering your fears. Complete with special guests sharing their insights and experiences on this transformative journey. TakeoverTuesday.com

Connections are everything in this industry. 71% of jobs come through personal connections. That's huge. You can't afford to ignore it. Networking isn't just about jobs.  92% of playwrights find new ideas through networking. That's creativity fuel right there.

Feeling isolated? 64% of performers do too. But guess what? 71% of gigs come from networking. Time to get out there and connect!

Passion is contagious—if you're genuinely excited about your subject, your audience will feel it too. Audiences respond better to speakers who are genuine, even if that means being less polished or unconventional. Authenticity builds trust and credibility.

As a public speaker, you are responsible for:  - Mastering your material  - Engaging your audience  - Delivering with confidence Anyone can learn these things. Follow the footsteps of those who’ve been there before you.

Takeover Tuesday Livecast happening today! 2-4pm ET at Takeovertuesday.com

Hey ya'll, come hangout with us at Takeover Tuesday Livecast, 2-4pm ET at Takeovertuesday.com

1/ You know how you get tons of emails every day? Some of them are interesting, but let's be honest, most of them are just cluttering up your inbox. Like, you thought you were interested at first and then things started to get weird?

1/ It's easy to be a good poster on Reddit It's just easy. Reddit has one of the most lax moderation platforms on the internet. And even the subjects on r/EntrepreneurRideAlong would make a good backdrop for a Twitter or LinkedIn account.

1/ So, one of the main ways I bring new business is with email. When we share what we do and who we are, people usually want to know more - but they want to know it really quickly, their way.

1/Sending emails can be pretty complicated. It's a little bit of a function of what kind of email you're going to send in what situation. Like as one example, there are the kind of transactional emails that are sent from your website when somebody makes a purchase.

10/Really lean on any of those reasons as just the core things that are going to build your community through email (or really any other kind of communication). If one of those things are happening, something cool is going on.

9/There are four reasons why someone interacts in a community, and it's that: They need it to function. They're getting advice from a mentor. They're working inside of a community - Or they're having fun.

5/For every product that you have, you really want to think about emails that you're writing to advertise the product, and ones you're writing to support the product. If you have a product, you might write 14 emails that are just about promotion.