That's what makes this workshop/challenge an assymetric bet. The potential upside largely outweighs the potential downside.
The small fee for the workshop could be a potential downside but the potential upside could be that you gain clarity about your business and how social media fits into it, build a simple content system that you can rely on for years and get to know other small business owners dealing with the same issues that you are.
Potential upside > potential downside = asymmetric bet.
I also have to be honest - this round of the workshop is not filling up. I have a few really great people and business owners joining me but let's get a few more. Please share with your crowd - friends, network, etc. I'd be ever so grateful!
I dont know if I ever shared some of my feedback from the last round but here are a couple reviews in case you're interested:
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Katie’s program is exactly what we needed to feel empowered to post. It was comforting to learn some dos and don’ts, as well as, to be taught all the various types of post available to choose from. We gained 100 new followers during the 30 day challenge!!! Thank you!
-Alicia | the Dilly Deli
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I worked with Katie on social media marketing for my small business. She took the time to learn about my business at more than a surface level and helped me identify goals and priorities on the way to creating/posting content. She was positive and encouraging as I tried things that were new to me.
-Mary Shore | The Aging Life, LLC
