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#51 - REAL TALK Does the HBSA actually work?

Episode 51 Published 1 year, 7 months ago
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💙 In this episode we hear directly from students of the HBSA about their experiences and whether the course has worked for them.

• Karen tells us how the course has helped her with marketing and identifying her target audience, as well as achieving a better work-life balance

• Pash highlights the expertise within the HBSA and emphasises the value of investing in yourself. She calls joining the HBSA the best thing she has done this year

• Eric shares how the HBSA helped him set up his business properly from the start, covering the technical aspects of using Etsy and providing a supportive community. He really values the community aspect, where members support each other and offer advice

• Vicki explains how the HBSA helped her be focused and provided her direction, leading to a significant improvement in her shop's conversion rate

• Tara talks about gaining so much confidence, finding a supportive community, and achieving a better family-life balance

• Charly emphasises how the HBSA provided structure and vision, leading to full-time handmade business success.

• Laura loves how manageable everything is, the chunked-down structure of the HBSA, has helped her create a solid base for a successful handmade business.

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