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Stop Wondering What To Post (Day 13: Summer Business School)

Stop Wondering What To Post (Day 13: Summer Business School)

Episode 627 Published 1 week, 6 days ago
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Have you ever opened Instagram, stared at a blank screen, and wondered...

"What should I post today?"

You're not alone.

One of the biggest reasons entrepreneurs struggle with marketing isn't because they lack creativity—it's because they don't have a simple plan.

In Day 13 of Summer Business School, Anna Runyan shares The 30-Minute Marketing Plan™, the repeatable weekly marketing system she's used to consistently grow her business for years without spending all day creating content.

In this episode, you'll learn:

  • Why consistency beats intensity in marketing
  • The four-step 30-Minute Marketing Plan™
  • How to stop creating random content and start building weekly campaigns
  • The easiest way to turn one message into podcasts, Reels, emails, posts, and live videos
  • How to create marketing that attracts clients—even when you're short on time

Today's Class Assignment

Plan your next week of marketing by answering these four questions:

  • What is your one lesson?
  • What is your one story?
  • What conversation will you start?
  • What invitation or next step will you share?

When you stop guessing what to post and start following a simple system, marketing becomes easier—and consistency becomes possible.

If you're enjoying Summer Business School, be sure to follow the podcast so you don't miss the next class.

Tomorrow: Learn how to put everything together with your First $1,000 Action Plan as we wrap up the Quick Cash Blueprint.

🎓 Ready to build your business alongside me?

Join my FREE 4-Day Business Builder Challenge at www.ClassyCareerGirl.com/challenge, where you'll create your business idea, build your first offer, map out three income streams, and develop a business plan you can confidently put into action.

Class dismissed! 🎙️

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