That First Client - Celeste, Jill
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You've hung out your shingle "open for business," but hear crickets. Where are your clients? You're an intelligent, confident woman-running a business shouldn't be so difficult! Doubts creep in, and you begin to wonder, "Did I make a mistake?" No! You didn't. You need a practical and easily implemented marketing strategy-and someone to guide you, cheer you on, and stop you from quitting. Filled with practical exercises and tried-and-true marketing methods, That First Client is the answer to your question: How do I get that first client? With this book in hand, you're about to find out. And all without overwhelm!…mehr

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You've hung out your shingle "open for business," but hear crickets. Where are your clients? You're an intelligent, confident woman-running a business shouldn't be so difficult! Doubts creep in, and you begin to wonder, "Did I make a mistake?" No! You didn't. You need a practical and easily implemented marketing strategy-and someone to guide you, cheer you on, and stop you from quitting. Filled with practical exercises and tried-and-true marketing methods, That First Client is the answer to your question: How do I get that first client? With this book in hand, you're about to find out. And all without overwhelm!
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Jill Celeste, MA, loves Loud Women and loud bassets. That's why you will likely find her teaching marketing and mindset to female entrepreneurs at Celestial University, facilitating sisterhood and connection through her online networking organization, Virtual Networkers, or hanging out with basset hounds as the co-founder of Tampa Bay Basset Hounds. She's the bestselling author of two books (so far): Loud Woman and That First Client. She lives near Tampa, Florida, with her husband, two sons, two cats, and two basset hounds named Trixie and Ellsworth.