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The BizChix Podcast:  Female Entrepreneurs | Women Small Business | Biz Chix

550: Prioritize Conversations Over Content

The BizChix Podcast: Female Entrepreneurs | Women Small Business | Biz Chix

Natalie Eckdahl

Entrepreneurship, Business, Management

4.8630 Ratings

🗓️ 17 November 2022

⏱️ 25 minutes

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Summary

What if one simple shift in your priorities could decrease your workload and increase your revenue? 

The simple shift is prioritizing conversations over content. 

This might surprise you because as entrepreneurs, we are told to produce tons of free content in multiple forms for multiple platforms. Frankly, churning out content for your business can be exhausting.  

But the real problem is not the amount of time and energy it takes. The real problem is the lost opportunity to have real conversations. 

Just one conversation is much more likely to result in referrals, clients, and revenue than publishing one hundred pieces of content.  

In today’s episode, Elizabeth Cook, who is the accountability coach in $ix Figures Lab, and I will talk about the content-heavy business model, why it may not work for your business, and why posting content should not be your go-to strategy for getting clients.

 

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This episode was first published at BizChix.com/550. Subscribe to our sister podcast, Stacking Your Team, on your podcast app or at BizChix.com/category/team.

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0:00.0

What if one simple shift in your priorities could decrease your workload and increase your

0:09.2

revenue? The simple shift is prioritizing conversations over content. This might surprise you because

0:18.6

as entrepreneurs, we are often told to produce tons of free content

0:24.4

in multiple forms for multiple platforms.

0:28.2

Frankly, churning out content for your business can be exhausting.

0:33.2

But the real problem is not the amount of time and energy it takes.

0:37.4

The real problem is the the amount of time and energy it takes.

0:42.7

The real problem is the lost opportunity to have real conversations.

0:50.0

Just one strategic conversation is much more likely to result in referrals, clients, and revenue than publishing 100 hundred pieces of content.

0:54.9

In today's episode, Elizabeth Cook, our accountability coach in Six Figures Lab, joins me,

1:00.5

and we talk about the content-heavy business model, why it may not work for your business,

1:08.0

and why posting content should not be your go-to strategy for getting

1:13.2

clients. Before we dive in, may I welcome you to the BizChicks podcast, which has been a free

1:21.2

resource for women entrepreneurs since 2014. I'm your host, Natalie Eckdal. I'm a business strategist, former competitive swimmer,

1:31.2

out-of-the-box thinker, author, speaker, mama, caregiver, MBA, and CEO of BizChicks, Inc.

1:39.3

My passion is helping women's service entrepreneurs grow and scale their businesses to first six figures in revenue and then six figures in profit.

1:50.4

We help you do this so that you can build wealth, have a greater impact, and create more time for your VIPs.

1:58.2

My VIPs are my husband Mark, our three kids ages 6 to 19, and our two sibling

2:04.2

Bengal cats. I have a very full life running a home family and this dream business where my

2:10.2

team and I coach and train high performing women entrepreneurs from around the world.

2:16.2

May I encourage you to get as much help as you can afford at home

2:20.6

and in your business. And remember, just because you can do something does not mean that you should.

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