Getting Noticed: A No-Nonsense Guide to Standing Out and Selling More for Momtrepreneurs Who ‘Ain’t Got Time for That’
About this audiobook
Momtrepreneurs, listen up!
You don’t have time for another “change everything you’re doing on social media and be just like me” book. You need information and you need it fast. Do you want to grow your following, sell more product, and experience the freedom that comes with being your own boss?
Getting Noticed isn’t the secret to social media, but rather a no-fluff, take-charge guide to the way we present ourselves and our businesses, and how we connect with consumers online.
Lindsay Teague Moreno, author of Boss Up!, knows the hardcore mom life. In between wash cycles, putting the kids to bed for the fifth time, and balancing a to-do list that would make Santa jealous, she grew a business from nothing into a team of over 300,000 people producing over $15 million dollars each month in just three years. Lindsay knows you don’t have time for another book that leaves you with temporary warm fuzzies but no real content to actually build your business. Getting noticed is the first step to entrepreneurial success in our fast-paced, online world.
It's time to step up your game, get more eyes on your business, and start getting noticed.
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About the author
Lindsay Teague Moreno is an author, podcaster, and business owner. In her perfect world Internet baby goat videos flow freely, mornings start at 10 a.m., and the word playdate is stricken from the English language. In just two short years Lindsay built a seven-figure personal income, using only social media. She did this with three little girls at home and all the mom duties that come along with it. Raising businesses and babies at the same time is no easy feat, but anything is possible if you have enough dry shampoo and grit. Having spent a considerable amount of time building multiple profitable businesses, Lindsay has gone through her share of ups and downs. With a passion for helping women find their voice and purpose, Lindsay wants to show women they can build their own version of the good life, no matter the circumstances.
