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If you are over the constant pressure to show up on social media every day, what I'm about to share might blow your socks off. While many online business owners are doubling down on creating more reels and posting daily, I just finished a 6 month experiment that tripled my email list, generated passive sales, and prepared my business for extended time off - with minimal social media presence... in fact, I didn't even have access to internet or data for over a month during that period.
Typically, we are told to "post consistently, create endless amounts of content, show up as much as possible or you will become invisible and your audience won't trust you. This content treadmill has trapped many ambitious moms in a cycle of constant creation, leaving them burnt out and missing previous moments with their littles.
But here is what I discovered... the key to sustainable visibility isn't by creating more content - it's about having simple yet supportive systems. In fact, taking a step back from social media allowed me to deepen my connections with my audience and generate better results.
This experiment didn't kick off in a conventional way... I was in the midst of a natural disaster and thankfully the systems I put in place worked. This wasn't just a lucky break - it was a result of implementing the GROWs framework in my business. GROWS is a systematic approach to building a business that runs whether you're at your desk or dealing with the curve balls that life is dealing you.
The GROWS framework helped me:
Replace manual tasks with automated systems
Create content that works harder, that didn't require me to create more often
Build sustainable visibility without daily posting
Attract my ideal clients to me while being present with my family
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