If you: Feel like no one buys anymore. Your inbox is as dry as the sahara desert and your bank account is starting to dry up too. Feel like you should be marketing in All The Places, doing All The Things. A bit like throwing spaghetti at the wall to see what sticks.  Struggle to create or stick to an actual marketing strategy for longer than a few weeks. Rely mainly on referrals to bring new clients your way. Feel overwhelmed by marketing. Especially Instagram - it takes you hours just to write one post that gets 7 likes and 0 comments! Sometimes daydream about quitting it all and just getting a simple job in a coffee shop. You're not alone. But marketing doesn't have to feel overwhelming, it can be as simple as the 3-part strategy I'm sharing in today's episode. Imagine implementing my Minimalist Marketing Trifecta and... Your dream clients come knocking down your digital door. You started getting booked out for the first time in forever. First for one month, then two, then six! You start making $5K+ a month consistently. Tune in to this week's podcast episode to learn what my Minimalist Marketing Trifecta is and how you can use it to get booked out. Group Coaching Program Join the waitlist for my upcoming group coaching program, The Simple Business Builder. I'll be sending everyone on the waitlist more details about the program (and a cheeky discount) soon. My Online Courses: Simple Sales School Organize & Automate Links Mentioned FREE guide to building a $5-10k/month online service business working 3 days a week. Join the waitlist and be the first to hear about my group coaching program! (I'll send more info to everyone on that list soon. Even if you're already on my general mailing list, you'll need to join this one as it is a seperate list.) Sign up for my free weekly emails to learn how to build a life-first business that makes a full-time income online without you working full-time hours or relying 100% on social media or referrals. 1:1 coaching in my 3-month program, Momentum Follow me @neshawoolery on Instagram