975: Behind the Build: Why I Started 100 Day Visibility School
Strategy Hour | Online Marketing for Business GrowthShow Notes
I am posting for 100 days in a row on social media, and I am putting out content that is meant to help people grow their visibility, their followers, their email subscribers, or their buyers. I specifically wanted to put this out into the world so that I could also grow my own list, with the goal of adding 10,000 subscribers in 100 days. Now, this episode is the full behind-the-scenes, why I decided to do it, how it’s different from my 100-Day LinkedIn experiment, and why I’m scared out of my mind. But I’m confident this is exactly what I’m supposed to be doing.
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Episode Highlights
Why I’m Really Doing This: The Ad That Started It All [0:01:35]
The Intimidation Factor: Showing Up, Being Seen, and Respecting the Life that You Want [0:04:22]
What Made Me Choose the Topic and Why It’s Going to Help You [0:12:35]
The Not-So-Secret Formula I Landed On for My 100-Day Series [0:24:38]
How I’m Creating Accountability (And How You’re a Part of That!) [0:28:11]
Why I’m Not Just Trying to Grow 50000 Subscribers [0:30:56]
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