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The Power of a Strong Network of Learners

As a business owner, I’m sure you’ve heard over and over the importance of networking. It is essential to building a business! But I know how hard it can be to implement vague advice from a number of people who all claim to be experts.

“Network!”

“Find a mentor!”

“Ask for help!”

You’ve likely heard all of these quite a few times. As have I! I’ve even given advice along these lines. They ARE important as you grow your business. However… I know that you’re more likely to take the advice if it’s given with a bit more detail behind it.

So, let me show you…

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How to Find “Your People”

Networking is important, but you can’t just blindly approach it without direction or purpose. With how much incredible information is out there, casting too wide of a net can be overwhelming. You need to decide on a specific group of people to connect with. I recommend a group of business owners who are actively pursuing education, looking to grow and have empathy for growing pains. Bonus points if they’re zeroed in on improving their marketing.

A group with those qualifications is broad enough that you should be able to find them pretty easily, but narrow enough that you won’t be bombarded with information you don’t have time to get through.

What are the benefits of a good networking group?

You’ll…

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And with the shared pursuit of education, you’ll have a group who knows what it’s like to invest in something new, manage expectations versus reality and actively seek out opportunities to become a better business owner. And THAT is a group of people you want to be around – empathetic go-getters!

In terms of marketing, simply being around a group of engaged entrepreneurs will elevate how you think about your business. Exploring tactics outside of your comfort zone and taking advice from those who have a few more years of experience diversifies how you think about marketing and what it means to interact with your customers. Plus, who doesn’t like having a few cheerleaders on the sidelines as you tackle the challenges of growing your business?

So where do you begin?

Any and all of these places are great starting points to begin networking, especially when you know who you’re looking for. It’s much easier to get burnt out or distressed when you’re pursuing growth on your own. When you have a group of people rooting for you who have been where you are or are with you right now, oh boy does it make a difference! Your growth will sky rocket before you know it.

Before you dive into a new strategy or project, find your group. Your people. You’ll want to have them for when you have questions or things get tough. And, celebrations will be 100x better with people to celebrate with you. I know I’ll be cheering you on!

Without further ado, it’s time to network!

Cheers, Crystal

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P.S. The waitlist for Business Marketing Done Right + Group Coaching is open! Jump on that list to gain access to an incredible group of people who are growing alongside you. The group coaching truly is the epitome of an epic network. You and your fellow coursemates will share class takeaways and questions, and you can connect outside of class! Plus, you’ll gain exclusive access to ask ME questions about your marketing strategy. Don’t miss this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity and join the waitlist!

The Marketing Lounge

Struggling to make marketing a consistent priority? Guess what! You’re not alone. We’ve seen a lot of business owners and solopreneurs struggle with consistency in their marketing, unfortunately stripping them of immense growth and opportunity. Yikes! So, we decided to launch The Marketing Lounge, a monthly membership for entrepreneurs to continue their education and marketing with group accountability.

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