Show Notes
Not everyone likes being in front of a camera. Not everyone likes posting on social media. Not everyone likes promoting themselves and their work with clients. Basically, not everyone enjoys being the centre of attention. And yet, most marketing advice will tell you that this is exactly what you need to do – not just once but regularly! I believe there is another way to effectively do marketing for those who find being in the spotlight isn’t for them.
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