Hey there !

This Friday (2/26) at noon EST is the next live session of Teachers' Business Lunch and Learn.

And we're talking about the most asked about topic in business: MARKETING.

Here's the (simple) truth:

You don't need a marketing degree to market your business effectively.

And you also don't need to DO anything special (or more special than you're doing now...).

Wait. What???

Yes, marketing can be the hardest part of running a business - especially if you went to school for basically anything else besides marketing... 

But it turns out that 'marketing' is really just business-code for talking about your work, and doing that works best when you act like an actual human being.

Shocking, right?

It turns out that being a human - YOURSELF - is actually the the key to marketing success.

When you market your business AS A HUMAN, you get further faster.

In this webinar, I'll be sharing the 5 keys to marketing your business AS A HUMAN.

We'll start at noon EST and wrap up right at 12:30.

Here's the LINK: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84683712372?pwd=bmNzZVc1NDdvOExDaWdtMEdaU0I2dz09

20 minutes of learning.

10 minutes of discussion/questions.

Then we're done.

Quick, simple, and insanely USEFUL.

(And yes, it will be recorded. I'll share the recording with you all next Monday with the following week's link and topic. BUT there is truly no replacement for attending live and getting YOUR questions answered live.)

Have a question? No problem - just hit reply and I'll get right back to you.

See you Friday!

Warmly,

Sara

PS. If you know someone who would benefit from getting these emails and joining the Lunch and Learn, feel free to share! They can join the list here.

And if you want even more free goodness? My FB group, Teachers in Business, is where it's AT. Come join us here.

Finally (yes, there's lots of resources!), if you haven't listened to the Teachers in Business podcast yet, you should give it a try. It's FULL of useful strategies for growing a business as a teacher, right NOW. Listen here or search 'Teachers in Business' on your favorite platform.