Freelancers: Forget The Hustle

 The Minimalist Marketing Manual

Create a minimalist marketing strategy for your service-based freelance businesses. Take a different approach: you don’t have to do all the things to grow your biz.

 Free Download

Finally, the key for freelancers who are exhausted from the hustle.

Here’s a marketing strategy to grow your freelance business without having to do all the things. You don’t have to spend every waking hour on Facebook and Instagram trying to generate leads. This strategy will take you from social media overwhelm to a minimalist, intentional marketing approach.

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 The Minimalist Marketing Movement allows you to:

Achieve a real work-life balance

Be more present with family and friends

Spend less time on social media

Make deeper networking connections

Sign more clients

Reach—or SURPASS—your income goals

 

Reach Your Income Goals Without Doing All The Things

Kill it as a freelancer without having to spend your time hustling for new clients on social media. Say goodbye to the 9 to 5 life forever and say hello to a calmer mind and a profitable enterprise.

The free Minimalist Marketing Manual includes:

  • An introduction to the core values of a minimalist marketing mindset

  • BONUS: 14 actions you can take today to make your marketing approach more intentional

Some A’s to Your Q’s

How much does the Minimalist Marketing Manual cost?

Nothing. It’s free. I can’t promise it’ll be free forever—there’s so much value packed into this download—so make sure to sign up and get your copy today.

I’m new to freelancing. Will this still help me?

Absolutely. If you read my story, you’ll see that I applied these principles into my marketing approach mere months into my freelance journey.

What the heck is Minimalist Marketing? It doesn’t make sense. Isn’t that an oxymoron?

Traditionally, marketing brings up mental images of being everywhere for the sake of selling your product or service. “Do all the things or else you won’t have a profitable business.” The Minimalist Marketing Movement takes an alternate, fringey approach: do less, have more.