Freelance to Founder Getting Clients via Affiliates, Social Media, or Email
On today’s show, we talk with Akshat Choudhary who runs a thriving business called BlogVault.
Despite having over 10,000 customers and a growing team, Akshat’s not sure where to go next when it comes to getting more customers.
That all-to-common problem leads us to a conversation on building an affiliate program to get new clients, using social media to build a front-of-mind brand, and taking advantage of email to boost revenue.
Whether you’ve hit a plateau with your promotions or you’re just getting your first clients, this conversation is for you.
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