My favorite market research strategy
Recently I’ve been doing A LOT of market research (hello new name for the podcast next week!). And while I don’t love doing market research I’ve finally landed on a method of conducting market research that gets me the data I need, while also staying in alignment with how I want to show up in the online space. In this episode I’m sharing what this strategy is, and how you can make it your own.
Episode #271: Is a group program your next smart move? featuring Jordan King
In this episode of the 6-Figure Mompreneur Podcast Jordan King shares how to create a group program that informs the creation of a passive income product, like a course or a digital product. She shares the three questions you need to ask yourself when trying to land on your group program, and why a launching a group program is a smart move for a busy mompreneur.
Episode #177: Easily attract dream clients with Michelle Vroom
Michelle Vroom has taken her 10+ years of marketing experience and turned them into a thriving online business that serves entrepreneurs in the digital space. Through helping her clients hone in on their ideal client, she teaches her clients how to attract their dream clients and make booking out their high-end programs, easy, scalable, and fun!
Episode #129: Nail your niche
The riches are in the niches. Have you ever heard that expression before? In this episode let’s dive into why you should be niching down in your business, no matter how you serve your clients or what kind of business it is that you run. This is necessary for ALL businesses, no matter if you’re in network marketing, service-based, product-based, DIY, coaching, course creation. Whatever kind of business you own, you need to have a specific niche.
What does your audience say?
Market research, UGH. No one likes to do market research. But market research can be the thing that validates your amazing idea, or forces you to shift into a new direction. In this article, I’m sharing all about how to do market research in a way that #1 isn’t boring, and #2 is effective.