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225. How to Develop a Low Social Media Marketing Strategy as a Mom in Business with Katie Kastner
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225. How to Develop a Low Social Media Marketing Strategy as a Mom in Business with Katie Kastner

Evergreen Marketing Era for Women Entrepreneurs - Podcast Launch & Podcast Monetization for Coaches, Service Providers, and Consultants · Andria Singletary | Podcast Strategist & Producer

December 13, 202444m 29s

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Show Notes

Hey, Mama! If you've been listening to this podcast for any amount of time, then you know I'm all about building a business that isn't reliant on social media, and I love connecting with other business owners who feel the same way. In this episode, I chat with my friend Katie Kastner all about developing a low social media marketing strategy. Katie shares great insights from her journey as a mom in business, how building a low social media marketing strategy has supported her in all seasons of life, and so much more.

In this episode, you will learn:

  • Katie's journey as a mom in business
  • Why Katie believes in having a low social media marketing strategy
  • How having a low social strategy has supporter her in all seasons of life
  • How things are shifting in the online space
  • The importance of human to human marketing and building connections as a business owner


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