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The Influencer Academy by Julie Solomon

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What’s the biggest difference between the big bloggers and content creators who make a full-time living as an entrepreneur leveraging their smarts to build out e-courses, partnerships, and their own product lines that totally justify high-fiving herself…

… and feeling like you’re spinning your wheels just trying to keep up with content creation—wondering if you’ll ever get to the point when Nordstrom appreciates you as much as your bank account appreciates them?

You roll over and immediately move your hand until it hits—yep, right there: A hard, shiny glass screen. You tap open your go-to app and pause until the red pop-up displays a few vital metrics: Followers, check. Comments, check. Mentions, check.

And thus begins the day—you’ll just add another shiny screen (mornin’, laptop!) and cup of coffee to the mix and quite literally work from sunup to sundown… alternating between Bravo and E! in the background + Postmates on the way while the hour’s tick later into the evening.

Clicking through your Gmail on one display, thumbing through and answering follower comments on another.

Some days it’s playing bumper cars in traffic to get to a photo shoot, most days its endless content creation. It’s a constant one-thing-after-another reactionary kind of day.

Honestly, it usually feels like one step forward, and five steps back (Okay, let’s just be 2-glasses-of-frosé-al-fresco honest: lately it feels like no steps forward—just a dead end on some days).

Things haven’t quite worked out as you thought.

Which makes you that much more agitated when family and friends don’t see this as a real business.

Your love/hate addiction to scoping out fellow brands used to be a fun inspo sesh—but now, it’s a discouraging little reminder of just how much you have on your endless to-do list to turn this blog into a business.

And as new months tick off in your pretty planner, shifting your goals from “well, that month must have not been the right timing” to the next month, even you—the starry-eyed dreamer—are starting to doubt if you’ve really got the vision and clarity to make this thing work.

If you’re going to reach your full potential, cultivate deep trust with your followers, and grow a community that inspires others… instead of constantly feeling like the driver dropped you off on the plateau of brand growth and there’s no piece of the “KILLING the game pie” left over for you.

And that’s why I’m going to show you exactly how to finally shift things back to your favor.

Because once you have a tailored-to-your-goals-plan, you’ll also hold the keys to the kingdom to:

Bounce ideas off of and ask questions to a like-minded group with the collective energy of ambition and creativity that for once you can relate to.

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Make a full-time living as an influencer, and leverage your skills to create e-courses, e-books, your own fashion collection, and eco-friendly toddler sippy cup line or whatever your dreams are made of.

Have an engaged community of women who go to your site to share tips and learn from one another, because instead of talking to everyone, you’re talking to YOUR people.

Play to your strengths, so you know how to hone and use those well… and if it’s not in your zone of genius, you know exactly how to hire the right person, and can afford them too!

Enjoy a constant stream of monthly income with which you can support yourself and your family (and yes, furbabes count as children).

I’m telling you, these things are TOTALLY within reach even if you have a follower count that isn’t quite flaunting the almighty “K” at the end of it yet.

… but they do depend on a strategic, step-by-step roadmap approach.

One that means a little tough love at times, because as fun as clicking through new arrivals on REVOLVE.com is…

Julie Solomon – The Influencer Academy Here’s what you get inside

The Influencer Academy™

You need an actual business strategy curated for someone in your niche. The strategy that builds your dreams when you feel like the algorithm’s not quite linking arms with you. THAT is sustainability, and that’s what we’re after with The Influencer Academy™.

Module 1
Module 2
Module 3
Module 4
Module 5
Module 6

Module 1

Purpose

Here’s how I put it: what would it look like if your business were easy? If it were even creative and fun? It’s time to get the freedom and the invitation that is needed to show up. THIS is the foundation of the business you grow.

You’ll learn:

HOW TO DEFINE YOUR WHY

Your passions will flow in and out, but if you’re staying true to the core—your why, you won’t be all over the place and going crazy. The more you’re in tune with your “why,” the more simplified everything else becomes.

LOCK-IN & CUSTOMIZE YOUR 4 PURPOSE PILLAR PLAN

Build the foundation and lay the groundwork for what needs to be your laser-focused purpose this moment. You’ll learn how to clarify your goals so you don’t waste time doing things that don’t align … if it’s not in your core four, let it go.

HOW TO OWN YOUR INCOMPARABLE INFLUENCE

Here’s your pink permission slip to step into your purpose. In this lesson, we’ll dig into some limiting beliefs and mindset blocks that are feeding that pesky imposter syndrome alive-and-well inside that head of yours. It’s time to communicate your message and mission in a way that truly connects with your audience.

HOW TO STAY IN YOUR LANE

Let’s chat through how to make sure you keep your vision and purpose at the forefront of where you’re going. And yes, we’ll talk about competition and collaboration. There’s a time and a place to love ’em, but there’s a time and a place to leave them, too. By the end of this module, you’ll have a clear-cut understanding of your purpose which lays the foundation for everything else.

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Self-help or self-improvement is a self-guided improvement—economically, intellectually, or emotionally—often with a substantial psychological basis.
Many different self-help group programs exist, each with its own focus, techniques, associated beliefs, proponents and in some cases, leaders.
Concepts and terms originating in self-help culture and Twelve-Step culture, such as recovery, dysfunctional families, and codependency have become firmly integrated in mainstream language.

Self-help often utilizes publicly available information or support groups, on the Internet as well as in person, where people in similar situations join together.
From early examples in self-driven legal practice and home-spun advice, the connotations of the word have spread and often apply particularly to education, business,
psychology and psychotherapy, commonly distributed through the popular genre of self-help books.
According to the APA Dictionary of Psychology, potential benefits of self-help groups that professionals may not be able to provide include friendship,
emotional support, experiential knowledge, identity, meaningful roles, and a sense of belonging.

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About Author

Julie Solomon

I’m Julie Solomon, an expert in digital marketing, PR, and personal branding and host of the chart-topping podcast The Influencer Podcast, I split time between L.A. and Nashville.

I help women up-level their influence, purposefully connect, and monetize their platform beyond tiny affiliate payouts, dead end Google searches, and Pinterest/blog rabbit trails—all because I believe your influence has value.

I believe in the power of positive persuasion fueled with heart and intention.

I built others’ businesses on it, and I built my business on it.

Now? Let’s build your business on it.

It wasn’t that long ago that I left my small town roots in Tennessee with a journalism degree in hand and got a one-way ticket to NYC to dive into the world of music publicity (had never been there before but decided to move there with no job, and no friends!). I landed a job at a top boutique music PR firm: think conference calls with acts like Def Leppard, P!nk to Lenny Kravitz.

But, I realized the hustle and grind of Manhattan wasn’t what I wanted long-term. I moved back home to Nashville to work for Harper-Collins’ Thomas Nelson Inc., the largest faith based publishing house in the world, and over time, joined forces with a girlfriend to start our own boutique PR firm, OMG Publicity— securing clients from Emily Maynard Johnson to Emily Ley … and turning them into best-sellers!

However, it turns out when you meet and marry a guy who’s lived in Los Angeles for more than 25 years, you move across the country … especially when he works as an actor and you can work from wherever with your PR firm … and especially when there’s a little one on the way.

The Influencer Academy by Julie Solomon

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The Influencer Academy by Julie Solomon