Ann English

@jspector Appreciate hearing your wisdom @jspector... annenglish.co.uk

Free Coaching Time! I want to help you improve one page on your website today by making one simple change. Reply with a link to the page you want me to give you a suggestion for and I will.

Another unique #hogdoodle on its way to me ! Anne @CreateIntrigue has doodled on the pages of her book! 🦔❤️🦔 instagram.com/p/Cygt7dgPC5K/…

@powerofyouNE Hellooooooo looking forward to sharing The Clarity Quest story

Hey ho, friends! I'm absolutely delighted to introduce our first speaker of the event, @CreateIntrigue! Ann is an innovative Visual Communicator, inspirational TEDx Speaker and creator of The Clarity Quest Ideasbook: a transformational journey, showing…lnkd.in/e52E6UnP

Three years ago, @CreateIntrigue was a guest at Morpeth Women's Networking when she encouraged to post her visual doodle of the talk online. Today, Ann was delighted to back in the same room - this time to share her new doodles-filled Ideasbook!

🌟 Join Ann, Visual Communicator, Coach, TEDx Speaker, and Author for a transformative workshop at #Micro #Business Unite! 🎨📚 Unleash your creativity and bring your ideas to life 😎 Catch @CreateIntrigue on June 15th! eventbrite.co.uk/e/microbusines… #northeast #conference

@FarNorthBD See you at Microbusiness United on Thursday!

@jspector 1. Where do the ideas for your newsletter content come from? 2. How do you find the clarity to sum up the content in one powerful sentence which creates intrigue? 3. I’m about to create my first newsletter, what are your top three most impactful tips? 🤔

I'm booking the next batch of guests for my podcast. If I had you on, what 3 questions would you ask me? Btw... Guests on my show basically get free consulting from me and it's a way to get in front or my audience, so... You might want to reply to this. 😉

@CHStudiosCiC @EngageNCL @fionawhitehurst @SueToddPhotos @VivWiggins Amazing project to be involved in, working with the dream team

@jspector 30% of your followers are missing out on your brilliant content Josh

30% of my followers said they’ve never read my one-paragraph newsletter. Despite it having 32,000 subscribers. So… Here’s another chance to check it out: fortheinterested.com/subscribe/

A checklist to make sure your sales page isn’t missing anything: 1. Did you describe the benefits of your product clearly enough that a 5th grader could understand them? 2. Did you convey the pain/difficulty a person who doesn’t buy it will have to deal with?

@jspector Genius response

I’m turning the tables on people who cold DM me trying to get me to hire them. I tell them that’s a dumb tactic and suggest they buy my Client Generator Skill Session to learn how to actually get clients. Basically, I’m turning spam into sales. 😉

Sign up to our Business Brunch and meet inspiring change making individuals from @SaferDate @CreateIntrigue @KindCurrencyCIC who will provide key tips on successfully running a business. 🗓️ 3rd April ⏰ 9.30am 📍 North Shields Customer First Centre eventbrite.co.uk/e/women-in-bus…

@jamessowers Thanks to @jspector for highlighting this survey in his For the Interested newsletter. The results are intriguing and will help shape my newsletter to be launched in a few months. Brilliant insights, thank you @jamessowers

I've got a few questions for folks who subscribe to (and actually read) email newsletters on a regular basis. Would really appreciate it if you could spend 60-seconds reviewing the polls in this thread and submitting your responses. 🙏

@jspector I love your daily paragraphs full of inspiration, thanks @jspector

Every day I write one paragraph that's INCREDIBLY valuable. Then, I send it to my 26,993 newsletter subscribers. Check it out here: fortheinterested.com/subscribe/?utm…

You don't have to do EVERYTHING to succeed. For example: 1. You don't have to monetize. Don't let others define success for you. 2. You don't have to pick one niche. Are you more likely to succeed if you do? Yes. Is it the only way to succeed? No.

Now that you feel better about saying not to stuff, here are some boundaries you might want to establish for yourself - they've worked great for me.

11. You don't have to have started years ago. It's never too late. YOUR TURN: What's something you don't do that hasn't held you back?

9. You don't have to have any credentials. You don't need a degree, certificate, or permission from anyone - your creations speak for you, not your resume. 10. You don't have to stick with it. Successful creative entrepreneurs quit all the time - it's OK to move on.

7. You don't have to have an email list. It's the most reliable way to reach your audience, but it's not the only way. 8. You don't have to use a lead magnet. You don't need bait to get people to sign up if you actually send valuable emails.

5. You don't have to make it about you. Success is determined by the value you create for others, not the details you reveal about yourself. 6. You don't have to quit your job. You can make it without being a full-time creative entrepreneur - and it's often easier to do so.

3. You don't have to be on every platform. The more platforms you use, the less you'll get from them. 4. You don't have to make videos. Or blog posts. Or a podcast. Create whatever you want in whatever format you want.