“I had the privilege to work with Julia for 3 years during our shared time at HABA Salon. Julia’s title at the time was salon assistant, but her day-to-day tasks seemed to be the common denominator in ensuring seamless business transactions. From scheduling a full staff to selling retail to guests to putting our customer service fires, I found Julia to be hard-working and confident in all tasks presented to her. She instills pride, tenacity, and positive energy in everyone on her team. So much of her skill set are soft skills that can’t be taught - excellent customer service, a strong work ethic, and adaptable in stressful situations. I would welcome the opportunity to work with her again. Julia would be a valuable addition to any team!”
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Recapping last night’s VP debate with the good folks at Scripps News.
Recapping last night’s VP debate with the good folks at Scripps News.
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Unless it’s a scarf — one size NEVER fits all. ⬆️ This is a PSA to the women’s clothing industry and my newsletter folks. When it comes to newsletter premise, the tighter the better. But here’s the thing: It’s different depending on industry and niche. Is your niche kinda saturated? Go sharp, go tight, go specific. Is your niche completely untapped? A bit of a wider approach could be acceptable. Here’s what I mean: 👉 Wanna write a newsletter about Gen AI? (pls don’t. But if you must…) You’ve got to go deep and super specific. There are already a million newsletters in the space. Tune in to YOUR specialty and find a very distinct way to differentiate yourself. Bad premise: Daily news and updates on GenAI. Decent premise: Tactical tips to use GenAI in your veterinary practice. On the flip side: 👉 Wanna write a newsletter about the importance of pay transparency in the hiring process for employee retention? This niche is much more open. You don’t need to narrow it down nearly as much. But notice… the audience is already narrowed down. You’d be writing for high-level HR and people leaders. When it comes to a winning newsletter premise, there’s not a one-size-fits-all solution. You need a premise built out on adequate market and audience research aligned with your niche (and how pointed it already is) Sometimes you’ll need a premise tighter than your aunt’s skinny jeans. And other times, your industry/niche might be so wide open, a comfy mumu fit will serve you better. Anyone who swears there’s only one way to make it work is a liar, limited in experience, or trying to get you to buy whatever O/S MLM replaced LulaRoe. Finding the right premise isn’t rocket science. But it is a tailored process. P.s. I talk a whole lot about content marketing and newsletters. Wanna tag along? Paige Peterson, MSMK Wanna nerd out? DMs always open.
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