Most creative freelancers lament marketing -- a necessary evil to get more work, so they can continue doing the actual work that they love.

In the feast-or-famine model of freelancing, most freelancers ramp up their marketing when they reach a time of need, rather than market on a daily or regular basis when they already have ample work.

Not to mention, marketing frequently feels like a drag. Who knows if our posts on social media yield anything meaningful? And if we don't know what comes of this 'marketing', what's the point of doing it in the first place?

In this 75-min workshop with The Writers' Co-op, Austin L. Church will help all attendees come up with a daily marketing plan that doesn't suck. It'll be one that you'll be more excited to stick to so you can consistently get work, and stave off the valleys of freelance famine.

If you're feeling stuck in your marketing strategy, this workshop is for you. All attendees will walk out with a new marketing plan to implement immediately in their freelance businesses.

AUSTIN L. CHURCH is a writer, marketing consultant, and business coach. He started freelancing in 2009 after finishing his M.A. in Literature and getting laid off from a marketing agency. Over the last 15 years, he has made over $1.8 million as a creative entrepreneur while learning what not to do. He’s passionate about teaching freelancers and consultants how to stack up specific advantages and find their income-lifestyle sweet spot. He and his wife Megan live with their three children in Knoxville, Tennessee. Go to FreelanceCake.com to learn more about Austin and Free Money, his pricing and money mindset guide for consultants and freelancers.

Host:

WUDAN YAN is the host and executive producer of The Writers’ Co-op, an anti-hustle and anti-capitalist podcast about running a creative freelance business. Wudan is also an award-winning journalist, content writer, and a business coach for freelancers. Learn more about her here: www.wudanyan.com and about The Writers' Co-op here: www.thewriterscooppod.com

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