How to sell anything to anyone? Mistake most people do is trying to push what they have as opposed to what people want. That’s when you have a ‘I hate selling’ mentality. Ya you do, if your offer sucks. Right person + right offer =💰 The “right” is the key! Play a matchmaker!

When the library is shutting down for the whole summer 🥳🥳

Consistency on social media How hard is it for you? I am naturally not a fan of social... But hey goals are bigger than personal likes so AUSRA IS BACK to sharing my regular sales & marketing tips for bootstrapped founders (here's my real name to those who asked by the way) 😝

I am looking to follow #educontent creators on X who post about: - email marketing - SEO - cold emails/DMs Who are the most interesting people to follow? 👇

Jay Clouse I actually love this - to succeed in many areas in life, you don't actually need any unique skills, just need to follow the playbook... long enough.

No matter who you are and what you're selling, in today's social-first marketplace, you're a "content company". Agree?

It’s easy to quit when you feel like you’re putting in the work but not getting the desired results. It’s much harder to quit when you remind yourself this is a marathon, not a sprint. But… what if I’m a sprinter? Work on your weaknesses then.

Being a Youpreneur means being original in everything you do... and monetizing it. What does it mean to you?

The only limit to success is your own imagination.

Just because you have a brand, doesn’t mean you are a brand.

The only real business advice you need: Don't run out of cash. 14 actions to improve cash health in your business (Cashflow vs Cashsuck):

Failure didn’t break you. It made you.

6 Ways to increase sales without spending on ads: *(no 6 is the most important)* 1 Improve your product messaging 2 Optimize your website for conversions 3 Build an email list 4 Leverage influencer partnerships 5 Get PR exposure 6 Repeat everything 100 times

It’s not about how smart you are but about how smart you work.