How To Sell Out Your Offers With A Small Audience with Ashleigh Camilla

Written By Bec Cuzzillo

Have you ever said to yourself “the reason why I haven’t achieved X result is because my audience is just too small”?

Or maybe you’ve seen what someone else is doing online and thought “oh well, it’s easy for them because they have a big audience”?

Today we are dispelling the myth that you need a “big” audience to sell out your offers.

Because it’s just simply NOT true.

And if you need evidence that it IS possible to sell with a small audience – look no further than my guest today, Ashleigh Camilla. 

Let me officially introduce you to Ashleigh

Ashleigh is a Mindset and Business Mentor, host of the She Shifts podcast and certified in Neuro-linguistic programming, Reiki and Nutrition. 

Through her private 1:1 mentorship and group programs, Ashleigh is on a mission to help ambitious women with big hearts and even bigger dreams build the dreamiest business alongside a beautiful life through mindset, business energetics and simple strategies. 

Earlier this year, Ashleigh closed her previous Instagram account with a decent sized following to start fresh.

She’s now built a small but engaged audience, under 500 at the time of recording, and she consistently sells out her offers and creates consistent cash in her business each month.

She’s living proof that you don’t need a “big” audience to attract dream clients, sell out your offers and create success in your business.

This is a super juicy conversation for anyone who wants to make more sales in their business, but particularly for you if you’ve got a smaller audience. Small but mighty.

Things You’ll Learn In This Episode of Feminine Fire

  • Ashleigh shares how she made the decision to start fresh on Instagram

  • The secret to selling with a small audience and how to craft messaging that sells

  • The importance of mindset and energetics when selling and how to move through any mindset wobbles you encounter

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