Spiritual solopreneurs who disregard their own spiritual values in their marketing 🤔

30 Dec 2022 · 6 min
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George Kao critiques spiritual solopreneurs who abandon their spiritual values when marketing, arguing that manipulative sales tactics are unnecessary. He recommends 'authentic/spiritual marketing' grounded in a pure intention to serve, market research through one-to-one conversations, co-designing offers with potential clients, and consistent content creation as an act of service and self-exploration. Following this approach, trust and sales will grow naturally over time.

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