COVID-19 has dramatically changed how we work, play, and live. As a marketer or entrepreneur, you might be wondering how to talk to your audience right now.
Should you be talking about the pandemic? Is it ok to be funny? How do you resume selling, or market to people without feeling like you’re capitalizing on disaster?
You need help figuring out what to say and how to say it. Join us on June 10, 2020 for a 90-minute workshop built to help you continue sharing and selling in this time of uncertainty.
Should I talk about COVID-19 or are people sick of hearing about it?
Selling is essential for keeping the lights on in my business, but I feel sleazy trying to sell stuff when so many are suffering.
Is it ok to user humor during a pandemic?
How do I make my writing stand out when everyone is saying the same thing?
How do I maintain my brand voice while still being sensitive?
What do I say if my business is actually benefitting from the pandemic?
✓ See how others have adjusted and adapted their communications strategies during this time.
✓ Feel confident about marketing and selling your products and services.
✓ Understand exactly where your audience is and what they need to hear from you.
✓ Write with compassion and empathy so that you’re always sensitive to what your peeps are going through.
✓ Ensure your writing sounds like YOU or your brand– no matter the state of the world right now.
Emma Siemasko is the founder of Stories by Us and a business coach for solopreneurs. She specializes in web copy, longform content, and customer stories for growing tech companies. Emma also co-founded the Domina Retreat, a boutique event for women business owners. Emma’s clients include Intuit QuickBooks, Grammarly, and Healthline. Her work has been featured in Entrepreneur, Business Insider, and BuzzFeed.
Hannah Richards is a Content Marketing Strategist at Ethos Marketing and creator of Oh Baby Richards, a blog on motherhood and parenting. Hannah helps companies across a wide range of industries create and adapt their content marketing strategies.
✓ The current state of writing and where it fits into your business.
✓ Ideas for how to become a better writer – all the time, not just in a pandemic.
✓ 3 writing exercises to help you immediately sharpen your communication skills.
✓ Examples of companies and individuals with stellar communication strategies right now.
✓ A Q&A session designed to answer all your burning questions.
This workshop is for anyone who’s responsible for communicating online. Whether you’re a marketer, salesperson, entrepreneur, or influencer, if you’re struggling to know what to say as we navigate uncertainty, this workshop will help.
Emma Siemasko and Hannah Richards met in 2006 as freshmen in college. We have a long history of working and playing together, even though we now live on opposite coasts.
We believe that everyone is a writer and that writing doesn’t have to be hard.
This March (at the VERY beginning!), we hosted a Writing Workshop at Altitude Summit in Palm Springs.
We received such positive feedback on our workshop that we’ve decided to share our insights with a greater audience via a virtual workshop.
$49
This includes the live and recorded workshop.
ALL PROCEEDS DONATED TO BEING BLACK AT SCHOOL
Emma’s not afraid of sharing actionable advice and relatable stories that keep her audience giggling and engaged. I want to host an event just so I can ask her to speak.
I love Emma’s honesty & the way she convey ideas with such clarity & empathy – it’s truly a rare mix.
We’ll be hosting this workshop as a live, virtual event on Crowdcast. There will be an active chat, presentation complete with live exercises, and a Q&A session.
After you’ve registered, you’ll receive instructions on how to attend via email. Crowdcast is very easy to use!
Everyone who registers will receive a recording of the workshop after the event, so if you can’t attend live, you can still benefit.
$49
This includes the live and recorded workshop.
ALL PROCEEDS DONATED TO BEING BLACK AT SCHOOL
The live workshop is on June 3, 2020 at 3 pm ET/12 pm PT. If you can’t attend, you’ll receive a recording of the workshop in your email inbox shortly after the live event.
In light of current events, we are donating 100% of proceeds to Being Black at School, a nonprofit dedicated towards equity and safety for Black students.
Anyone who communicates may find the insights in our workshop helpful. If you want to understand more about whether it’s a good fit, please email Emma at emma@storiesbyemma.co.
We are willing to honor refunds BEFORE the event if you change your mind before it happens. However, once the event is live, we will no longer be offering refunds.
We’ll be holding a Q&A session at the end of the workshop to answer these sorts of questions. If you’re still not able to get your questions answered, you’ll be able to email us after the workshop to get an in-depth answer.