Hey, Gold Diggers! You're tuning into the Zero to 250 Challenge mini series on the Gold Digger podcast.

In this short, by that episode series, I'll lead you through everything you need to know to start, launch, grow, and scale your email list.

Time for lesson number four. Ready to get your offer out into the world? Let's do it!

In the first three parts of this podcast, you've signed up for your email service provider, created your first offer, customized a form or a landing page to collect emails,

and you wrote your delivery email. Now it is time to get your offer out into the world and to get email addresses on your list.

Have you logged into my mini course yet? If tech has stalled you or if your visual learner like me, the online version of this podcast is exactly what you need,

with a full library of free video tutorials to get you comfy in Flodas, you'll be creating and growing that list ASAP.

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Okay, let's cartwheel into today's lesson. This part is likely going to feel the most uncomfortable.

And trust me, I get it, you're going to have to put yourself out there which can feel awkward, right?

But here's the thing, in order to grow, you have to become your own publicist. So put on your PR hat and you are about to get busy.

Let's first start with who's already there. Chances are regardless of where you are in your journey, you have a Facebook account with friends or an Instagram account with followers, yes, even 10 people counts.

Don't trick yourself into believing that you have to grow your social media first.

Here are five tips for sharing your offer with the world in a non spammy sort of way. Share your passion.

So maybe you've never even shared your passion or your gift with the world.

Don't you think the people who love you will be so excited that you're excited about something?

If you don't believe in yourself, why should anyone believe in you?

You can tell a story ever, notice how really good commercials they tell a story.

Well, when you share this new endeavor, don't go straight into marketing jargon. Explain your offer and how it's tied to you so that others can imagine themselves enjoying it too.

Set yourself up every time you share with the world, it's like leaving a breadcrumb along a trail. It might take people a few times of hearing you talk about something before they decide to take action.

So do not get discouraged. Start talking now.

And remember, you're offering value. So before you feel salesy or spammy, remember that you've created something that is valuable and you're offering it to them for free.

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