The biggest barrier to marketing I see for so many founders is seeing it as separate from the service they already know how to deliver so seamlessly. They know their work has impact, but they doubt that when it comes to sharing it. Not because they don’t have the right things to say, but they’ve forgotten to let the ways they are of serivcr lead the way they market it.

Claiming the truth of what our work is really here to move, sometimes means losing resonance with those it doesn’t truly serve. And that can feel like isolation, until it morphs into the deepest sense of resonance and belonging imaginable.

When I work with clients now, most of them aren’t struggling with marketing tactics. They’re struggling with permission.

Permission to say what they really want to say.
To show the parts of their work that feel too deep, too emotional, too “different.” But that’s exactly where your magic lies.

Don’t get me wrong, I’m not saying ChatGPT or other AI tools aren’t helpful.

ChatGPT has claimed third place in my multitude of tabs that I never close, and it isn’t budging anytime soon.

But when it’s at the cost of the very voice people want to invest in, I think we need to reconsider.

your vision exists in a realm that others haven’t yet experienced. It’s your imagination that gets there first and your role is to translate it into something people can feel.

That’s what visionary marketing is all about.

Perfectly polished posts might attract attention, but they rarely hold it. The moment someone recognises themselves in your honesty, that’s when real connection happens.

Maybe that’s what we’re all craving - not more clever hooks, but more space for our humanity to land.

The danger of chasing clarity is that you end up with marketing that’s easy to understand but impossible to feel. People don’t buy from the clearest message, the buy from the most resonant one.

Our job as marketers, as conscious business owners, isn’t just to give people what they think they want. It’s to create awareness around why they want it, and what they might actually need instead.

Because yes, people buy the sexy sell.
But what they stay for, and rave about, is integrity, depth, and transformation that feels real.

As a marketer with a background in psychology, I’ve always taught that your audience needs to understand what you do. That’s still true. Your messaging should help people see themselves in your work.

But here’s the nuance I’ve come to understand:
Sometimes people don’t understand because they’re not supposed to.

Your marketing isn’t meant for everyone. It’s meant for the people who are ready to receive it.

Here’s the thing about boundaries: they don’t just protect you they empower your clients, too. When you’re clear about what you offer, who you serve, and what you need from them, it creates a better experience for everyone involved. Misaligned clients can leave you feeling drained and doubting yourself. Aligned clients? They energise you and remind you why you love what you do in the first place.

When we market our services, most of the time we’re speaking to the rational mind – offering details like features, price, and benefits. But that’s only scratching the surface. What really moves the needle is appealing to the emotions and beliefs driving decisions on a subconscious level.

Are your emails getting lost in crowded inboxes, leaving you wondering if your efforts are worth it? If so, this blog post is for you. Email marketing is one of my favourite and most effective forms of marketing. I regularly have people tell me how helpful they find them, how much they enjoy reading them and most importantly... that they can't wait to open them. Plus, they regularly sell my service too, which means more time automated and less "on" in business -which is a huge win!

Pinterest is marketing gold. It's a much slower form of creation where the pace of scrolling mirrors my conscious marketing mission. Second, it's far more passive... meaning that I don't have to be "on" as much and can be far more present. Third, my clients tend to hang out here, craving respite from the dopamine highs and jarring pieces. So, it's slower, it means I can switch off more and my marketing can be more effective... what's not to love!?

You will hear me say very often that your marketing is a mirror. How people feel when receiving your marketing sets the precedent for how you want them to feel during your offering. Read that again. If your marketing places me in a headspace rooted in lack, brokenness or unsafety, you bet that’s what I’m going to associate your offering with. And, if that is what leads me to invest in you, then the chances are that nothing you offer will be never good enough for me because I’ve entered in with a “not enough” energy.

If you are looking to practice conscious marketing, then shame has to be eliminated from your messaging. It's actually become so incredibly normal to see lack-based language within marketing, to the point that you, or potential customers may not even notice its presence. Don't fear though, this blog is going to walk you through a process to make sure your marketing is rooted in empowerment and as a result, is a true energetic match to your service.

The whispers of "is long form content dead?" have been circling for some time now with short video dominating the social media space. With the rise of TikTok and huge push of Instagram reels, it's hardly a secret that dopamine addiction is sky high and attention spans are probably at an all time low. Which might have led to you wondering if there's any point creating anything other than a quick piece of content. If that's the case, then get comfy and dive in...