In this class, I will provide guidance on establishing a marketing strategy for a holistic business, which is customized to fit your personality and business intentions.

We will discuss what marketing really is: sharing authentically who you are, what you are passionate about, and doing so with clarity and an intention to serve others and support the highest good of all (including yourself).

Additionally, I will cover several business systems that should be in place in order to implement your marketing strategy.

Space is limited to 18 guests. RSVP is required. First-come-first-serve. People’s Market will also be advertising the event. Please only RSVP if you are able to make it.   Thank you!!

RSVP Online Here or call 619.820.9999.

Warmly,

Debby

It seems for many (myself included at one time), this word actually brings up a negative response.  For a business owner whom cringes at this word, however, it is nearly business suicide.

I read the other day from a prominent business owner that there are two sides to business: service and marketing.  That a business owner must include time, focus, and effort to both sides of the equation.

So what does “Marketing” mean to you? Webster’s Dictionary defines it as, “the process or technique of promoting, selling, and distributing a product or service.” More cringes?  I’d like to suggest another definition, especially for us holistic business owners whom truly want to help others.  The old stereotype of slimy salesman is a real turn off.  So here goes:

Marketing is sharing with others who you are, what you have to offer clearly owning and sharing it’s and your value, with the intention to inspire and be of service to others.

Where many holistic business owners get “hung up” is being afraid of being too pushy (coming off as the “used car salesman, which obviously is not inspiring or being of service) or not themselves truly seeing their own worth and what they have to offer with enough value to truly put themselves out there and want to share their message and services passionately.

I encourage anyone whom fits this category to reconsider their definition of marketing, truly get in touch with their own sense of self worth and life’s purpose, and then decide to take inspired action to set up the business systems, organization, and structure to provide optimal service and share passionately (marketing) with others.

Do you ask yourself questions like:

How can I make enough money doing what I love and have a passion for?

What do I need to do SPECIFICALLY to build a thriving practice?

Do I really have to market my services?

What are the keys to success?

Here is an awesome article on the Top 10 Ways To Skyrocket Your Business written by a marketing/business guru (from Dallas, TX) whom I truly respect.

Stay tuned for more business tips for success!

Warmly,

Debby