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Gratitude in Action: A Thanksgiving Celebration

Gratitude in Action: A Thanksgiving Celebration

November 29, 20243 min read

Introduction

Have you ever thought, "If only I could get my products in front of the right people or more people, I know they'd sell"? Imagine being able to leverage someone else's audience and grow without all the work of doing it on your own. Today, I'm excited to share exactly how you can achieve that through collaborations, referrals, and more.

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Welcome to The Making of a Mompreneur Show

Hello, my amazing mompreneurs! Welcome back to the Making of a Mompreneur show. I am your host, Rasheeda Green, founder and CEO of Get Coaching, as well as the creator of the Digimonpreneur Academy. Here, we help moms find freedom in terms of time, money, and location to start and scale online businesses, all while nurturing themselves and their families. Today, we are tapping into something invaluable to your business growth: the power of connection.

The Power of Influencer Marketing

When you hear "Influencer Marketing," perhaps you think of celebrities or enormous follower counts. But I'm here to tell you, it doesn't have to be intimidating or expensive. If you have your own platform, you can potentially be an influencer too. It's all about borrowing their audience's trust and introducing your product to those looking for what you're offering.

Finding the Right Influencer

It's essential to find an influencer whose audience aligns with your target market. And this doesn't mean millions of followers. Micro-influencers, with smaller but highly engaged audiences, can be extremely effective. For instance, if you're selling digital meal planners, a mom known for meal prep tips could be your perfect match. Complementary, not competitive—that's the key.

Approaching Influencers

Reach out to potential influencers with a personal message, showing awareness of their content and explaining how your product can provide value to their audience. Offer them a sample in exchange for an honest review or shoutout. It's about creating a win-win situation where their audience benefits from your product, and you gain exposure.

Creating Win-Win Partnerships

Consider offering a small commission for sales generated through their links. Approach it as a partnership, not about taking their audience. You might even propose a live session on Instagram or an email swap, fostering an authentic collaboration that benefits both parties.

Affiliate Marketing: Turning Customers into Advocates

An affiliate program lets your biggest supporters promote your brand while earning a commission. Platforms like Share-a-Sale allow you to set up these programs easily. Encourage current customers who love your product to become affiliates. Provide them with marketing assets and maintain their engagement by updating materials regularly.

Referral Programs: Encouraging Word of Mouth

Referrals are the essence of word-of-mouth marketing. Keep your referral program simple: offer discounts or freebies for new customer referrals. Maybe even spice it up with a referral contest. Make it easy for your customers to share with links or graphics in post-purchase emails.

Partnerships and Collaborations: Expanding Through Mutual Goals

Team up with businesses that complement, not compete, with yours. Think of bundled products or joint webinars. These collaborations open both parties to new audiences. Start small and build trust that could lead to more significant opportunities.

Conclusion

Collaborations, affiliates, and referrals are more than strategies—they're genuine ways to expand your brand. Choose one method and explore it this month, building relationships naturally. Thank you for tuning in to this episode. Next time, we'll dive into community building, creating spaces where your customers feel at home and excited to support your business. Until then, go out and connect; collaboration is where growth happens. See you next week!

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Rasheeda Green

Hi. My name is Rasheeda. I am a Christian, wife, mother of two, and Founder of MompreneurHQ. Through the years I’ve learned what it takes to gain life and business harmony, to be the entrepreneur AND the mom you know you can be. I have a degree in Business Management and worked in corporate finance and customer service for almost 2 decades. I’ve also started 4 businesses of my own and helped countless others start their own businesses. MompreneurHQ is centered around helping mom entrepreneurs in their every pursuit to start and build successful businesses by providing outstanding resources, detailed training programs, and a passionate team of industry professionals who are dedicated to seeing moms like you succeed.

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