Claire Creative (2025)

I help people in business to translate their business goals into a strategy for web and then 1 on 1 we implement that plan, creating a project plan and set up the tools to get everything moving forward. I work remotely via Skype (or Google hangouts or Zoom) using screen sharing so that they see how everything works as the project comes together. Generally, we work on one specific goal and put the

pieces of the puzzle together over the course of a few weeks (with homework and tasks to complete in the meantime). If you'd like to know a bit more, you can read the details on my site, http://clairecreative.com/website-support-and-website-creation/

Or we can have a chat to go over the options. Pop over to my online scheduler and book a free 20 minute session: https://claire-creative.acuityscheduling.com/schedule.php
(^ You'll see details of pricing there too)

07/06/2024

Did you spot it? If you're on my mailing list did you see the criiiiiiinge typo in my email today? Pffffffff.
I had one of those genuine face palm moments!!
I may have uttered some f-words.
Then the replies from subscribers started to flood in.... "Did you mean....?"
And that was actually quite nice. Thanks guys xx

29/05/2024

There's a lot of figuring out to do as a solopreneur. You have to exercise creativity on a daily basis to make the best use of resources, to find ways to balance serving clients and finding clients. And somehow, to find a way to have a life outside of work.

Now more than ever we have access to information and advice on how to do all this. But how do you decide who to listen to?

You can get into a real tangle when you take advice from too many sources. Or from people who have achieved the kind of success you're not interested in. Or people who are so far ahead of you that their advice is not relevant and even a distraction.

Who then? Who do you listen to?

Theres a certain glamour surrounding those big names who have achieved massive success. It's tempting to gobble up their guidance, believing that you'll follow in their footsteps. What's the harm?

I've fallen into this more times than I care to count. It led me to reinvent, rebrand, reposition, basically spend a tonne of time and energy only to wind up back at the start - looking for advice.

So what have I learned?
Keep it simple. So simple. Stick with your strengths rather than following the advice of people who never met you. Figure out your most aligned strategy.

Wanna know more about aligned strategy? Tap through to my free live training.

27/05/2024

I stepped away from social media as a visibility tool about, ooh, about 9 months ago now. About the same time I started getting more serious about making time for my healthy hobbies (graph is my increase in physical activity over the last 6 months).

I found I couldn't dedicate time to social media AND have time to dedicate to non-work things. It just gobbled up all my mojo.

Because visibility on social means posting a LOT,

and staying up to date with trends,

and staying tuned in to on-going conversations.

And then while you're on there, you get distracted by things. You buy things. You compare yourself to others. And generally get lost in the infinite scroll.

I found it all pretty exhausting. And I realised, that all the time I had spent there, wasn't actually getting me in front of new people.

It used to. It used to work really well.

Then it stopped stopped working really well.

So I stopped. It took me a while to realise it, but when I did it was liberating!

I spoke about this in the Free Training this morning. How social is great for people to get to know you, but not always great as a way to get found. And how your visibility strategy has to be aligned with you as an individual in order for it to be sustainable and effective.

In case you missed it, I'm running a series of LIVE training sessions on the Lead Machine Framework.

It's a free training session where I share the framework I help my clients to set up so that they get more ideal leads and clients, without being a slave to social media and without having to adopt sleazy tactics.

Thanks to everyone who joined live today!

If you missed it, I'm running it again tomorrow (6 seats left at the time of writing). Tap the link in my bio to grab a seat.
See you there :)

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