As solopreneurs, we know what it’s like to launch - we launch side hustles, full-time businesses, new services, and packaged products on the regular. And we witness the slew of other launches going on around us.
Yet despite our familiarity with the idea of launching and the regularity with which we do it, how much do we really understand about the science and mechanics behind what makes a launch successful? In many cases, diddly squat. We’re grasping at straws; doing what others do; doing what we think we should be doing.
It’s about time we got educated. Because deliberate launches fit for your business are what will propel your One Woman Shop forward.
That’s why, on Wednesday, 9/17 at 12pm EST, One Woman Shop is bringing launch expert and oh-so-entertaining musician Farideh Ceaser to the table to talk successful launches with One Woman Shop members in a members-only Google Hangout.
In a one-hour video chat -- will she bring her ukelele? -- Farideh will educate us One Woman Shoppers on the following:
- What is launching?
- Benefits of launching
- Deciding if a launch is the best fit for you
- Getting comfortable with self-promotion
- Specifics of launch action plans
- Importance of an email list and resources for building it
- Building a support system during launch
- Setting realistic expectations for yourself
- ...And she’ll leave time for any questions you might have!
One Woman Shop community: want in on this free hangout and other fantastic resources to support you in solopreneurship? Check out our membership offering now -- and if you want to become an expert on launching with Farideh, don’t delay! The Hangout is less than two weeks away!
Members: Be sure to RSVP for the Hangout. Have specific questions for Farideh? Post them in the forum. We can’t wait to learn with you!
Farideh is a musician-turned-launch strategist. After 15 years of running a One Woman Shop on the road touring as a musician, Farideh switched gears and now helps entrepreneurs launch their big ideas and online courses. She regularly delivers her business wisdom in the form of a ukelele and a song over at farideh.ca.
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