Show Notes
This week I'm joined by Gemma of This Social Cottage - Gemma is an Instagram strategist who is an absolute GENIUS at messaging, and she just had an incredible £77k launch for her new membership, The Plotting Shed. We touched on Instagram tips, but the main thing I wanted to chat about with Gemma is how she built her launch and her offer in public. She shared: - The behind the scenes of her launch, including why she pushed the dates back - Her waitlist strategy - How she listened to exactly what her audience wanted to learn from her to build her new membership - How she brought people along for the journey, and had her best launch ever.
Thanks so much to Gemma for joining me for this lovely chat 🥰
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LINKS: This Social Cottage on Instagram The Plotting Shed
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