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Free or not free ?





Here is my recommendation:

I would set up a event with tickets
create discounted ticket price during lockdown
inform them what the normally price of £ ....
Give a end date: for example ....until July only!
I would invite for free connections / friends / potential clients
to come along
to help you launch your online event
(invite them for free).
You need to give before you can take
Great way to create content for your business.

Always think long term!
the people you have invited
to try out your services, your products
can in turn
become either regulars customers/clients
since they tried it and they loved it!


Maybe it's not for THEM BUT
By them having been to your event and
experiencing the value you have to offer they can in turn
create free publicity / referrals organically


Also it is a super great opportunity for you
to ask them to leave an online review 😉
We all know that online reviews are like GOLD!!!
they are the best tool to SELL your business .

So what afre you waiting for? Go for it!



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Ariane Eva Morin
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