Show Notes
I am sitting down with Megan Moore, a minimalist marketing strategist and Black Friday Summit speaker, to talk about why your Black Friday sale starts today, not in November. Megan owns a marketing agency and has been helping entrepreneurs in the digital space since 2014, working from her tiny house on the side of a mountain in British Columbia. Before running her agency, she owned a Pilates studio and a digital magazine, and she now teaches business owners how to market with one strong content anchor instead of chasing every platform at once.
What you'll hear in this episode Why Megan calls herself a "minimalist marketing strategist" and what that means for a solo business owner The wardrobe analogy that makes minimalist marketing click Why long-form content should be the anchor everything else gets built around What connection-driven Black Friday marketing looks like versus the hustle-and-panic version most of us know And so much more
Resources & Links Mentioned In This Episode ▸ Read the full blog post that goes with this episode (that way, you get all the links mentioned): https://systemsandworkflowmagic.com/black-friday-marketing-tips-for-photographers/ ▸ Get your free ticket to the Black Friday Virtual Summit: https://blackfridaysummit.com/
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