Jasmine Star was SO embarrassed to tell me this (S5E127)
Legal Road Map®: copyright, trademark and business law info for online entrepreneurs · Autumn Witt Boyd
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Show Notes
Growing your Instagram following can be tricky business. If you've ever struggled with your IG account, you know my guest is an expert on the platform: Jasmine Star!
Jasmine is a law school dropout, turned photographer, turned business strategist, who has transitioned from offering 1:1 services, to digital courses, to now a membership model to help business owners grow their social media reach.
In this episode, she's dishing on some lessons she learned the hard way, sharing a couple of embarrassing stories she's NEVER told before, and continuing to be an all-around inspiration.
In this episode, we'll cover:
- Jasmine's challenges in transitioning from selling online courses to a membership or subscription model
- How Jasmine overcame finding out the domain she wanted was already owned by someone else
- What a "side hustle clause" means, and why you might want to include it in your employment or independent contractor agreements
- A few alternatives to consider if you need a contract but can't afford to hire a lawyer to create one from scratch
BONUS: By now, you now know you need a Privacy Policy on your website or landing page to make sure your FB ad is approved, but what other legal documents do you need to include on your website? Head to www.awbfirm.com/podcast127 to download our free website documents checklist to make sure your website or landing page isn't missing anything that might cause your ad to be rejected.
Resources:
Jasmine's Instagram: www.instagram.com/jasminestar
Jasmine's website: www.jasminestar.com
Jasmine's Social Curator subscription: www.socialcurator.com
AWB Firm Contract Template Store: www.awbfirm.com/contract-templates
This podcast is information, not legal advice specific to your situation.
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