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Michelle Mazur

How To Build Trust Using Your Brand Message

By Michelle Mazur > November 15, 2022
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  The online business industry is in the middle of a trust crisis. People have been duped. Your potential clients are skeptical. Heck, you are skeptical. And that makes people reluctant to trust again, which impacts your business because you are kick ass at what you do. You consistently deliver great results. You show up…

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How Do You Know Who To Trust

By Michelle Mazur > November 8, 2022
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  There’s a game Maggie Patterson, my co-host of Duped, plays with me all the time. It’s called “Can I Tell What Makes You an Expert?” We go to an about page of someone who’s doling out advice like candy on Instagram and see if we can tell why they’re credible to speak on this…

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A Crisis of Trust: Why You Are Skeptical of Online Businesses

By Michelle Mazur > November 1, 2022
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  “I’ve been burned before.” I’ve heard those four words more this year than in any other year I’ve been in business. Potential clients who fill out my intake form tell me about another “messaging coach” who didn’t deliver on their promises, or the person who they hired created messaging that was unusable in the…

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How to Steer Your Business During Uncertain Economic Times

By Michelle Mazur > October 25, 2022
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You’re just one course away from recession proofing your business! Or are you? The message around recession proofing is everywhere these days, but what do you really need to know about surviving, and even thriving, in this economy? Will the course or the membership site be the ticket, or are there other skills you want…

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How to Keep Your Message Relevant During an Economic Downturn

By Michelle Mazur > October 18, 2022
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There has been a disturbance in the force. Or, a shift in the market. When I first started offering brand messaging in 2018, the economy was cooking with gas. The stock market was on fire, the job market was stable, and consumer outlook was positive. And when the economy was great, clients would come to…

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