Author: Astrid Bracke
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Why Substack won’t grow your newsletter (and what will)
In this short video I share what actually grew my newsletter, how around half of my new subscribers come from outside Substack, and why I’m not interested in relying on the Substack algorithm for growth.
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When your marketing feels off: three possibilities to explore
In this post, I want to share three possibilities for what your marketing might actually need right now—and invite you to watch a free workshop to go deeper on this too.
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Let it be enough: a gentler approach to marketing
If you feel like marketing your business is overwhelming, today’s post is for you, and I hope it brings you calm and steadiness.
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Can you really market your business without social media?
In this post, I want to share answers to the most frequently asked questions I get about marketing without social media—and offer you some encouragement if you’d like to leave social media, wholly or partially.
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Three gentle questions for a marketing strategy that feels like you
Today, I’m offering three gentle questions to help you create a marketing strategy that is not overwhelming or icky—but instead gentle, effective and all you.
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You’re not starting over: gentle reminders for the new year
In this post, I want to remind you, as a small business owner, that you are not starting over. Read my gentle reminders for the new year.
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You are allowed: giving yourself permission to rest and want more
In this post, I talk about reframing the need for more rest and how that has helped me. It feels more like a choice than something that is forced on me.
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How to get started with self-led offers in your business
In this post, I share how to get started with self-led offers in your business, and how to use what you know and do already.
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Create a workweek that supports your life
In this post, I’ll tackle two common hurdles to creating that ideal work, and share a free mini-workshop with you to make your own roadmap.
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How to do less in marketing (and still grow your small business)
If you’re in a season of business where you need to do less. These are the four key questions I ask my clients.
