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Your confirmation email has the highest open rate of any email you send.

Make the most of it...

Grab The Confirmation Email Swipe

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🚫 Hot take: You don’t need to dangle discount

Sometimes your sales don't go as planned each week

Sometimes your sales don't go as planned each week and it feels scary to see that order counter at zero.

But, I'm never one to sit around and accept that it's going to be a slow week, so here's my tips for making sure you make more sales.

Would you be interested in seeing some more of my tips for getting sales when things feel slow?

After years of pouring my heart into a coaching/me

After years of pouring my heart into a coaching/membership/mastermind‑thingy and loving every single client… I shut it down.

It wasn’t generating revenue anymore, and the hours I spent there meant I couldn’t keep serving you in the ways you need now.

Letting go of something good to make room for something better isn’t easy, but growth rarely is.

Now that I’ve freed up this time, I’m asking: how can I serve you best? One idea bubbling up is a membership for e‑commerce founders (especially my Shopify/Klaviyo crowd) packed with ready‑to‑use automations, campaign templates and done‑with‑you guidance.

Before I build anything, I’d love your voice.

If you're interested comment 'SURVEY' and I'll send you the link to share your opinions and get on the waitlist.

Well this is happening 👀 I’m officially speak

Well this is happening 👀
I’m officially speaking at the Festival of AI this October — a hands-on, actually-helpful event for anyone who wants to use AI in real life (not just tweet about it).

📍 Leicester, UK
📅 October 24
🧠 One day. No jargon. Just practical tools that make your life easier.

My session?
“How I Use ChatGPT as My Personal Assistant”

Which basically means:
– Planning my week when I feel like a human browser with 32 tabs open
– Getting unstuck when imposter syndrome shows up in a trench coat
– Building routines that don’t fall apart the second life gets messy

If you’ve ever thought “I’m not techy” — but secretly want AI to help you do more with less stress — this is your sign.

🎟️ Let me know if you're interested (virtual or in-person) and I'll answer your questions and send over my affiliate link!

I was blowing my nose so often, I think I gave mys

I was blowing my nose so often, I think I gave myself a core workout.
(Silver lining?)

Anyway, I couldn’t get out of bed, let alone send a marketing email.

Normally, that would’ve meant: no emails = no sales.
But this time?
The orders still came in.

Because I’d finally set up automations that didn’t need me to be “on” 24/7.
No Canva scramble. No last-minute panic. No energy required.

And in that moment, feeling gross, grateful, and slightly medicated, I remembered:
This is why we do it.
Not for the hustle.
But so we can rest when we need to.
So we can be human and still run a business.

If you’ve been dreading tech or avoiding automations because they feel overwhelming...
Orders on Autopilot was built for exactly that.
Plug it in, and it keeps your sales moving while you recover, rest, or just take a real weekend.

Want the same kind of “sick day safety net”? Grab Orders on Autopilot and start implementing today.

I was sick last week. Not in a dramatic, story-wor

I was sick last week.
Not in a dramatic, story-worthy way.
Just... in bed. Thinking.

Which is rare.
Because like a lot of small biz folks, I’m usually in the business.
Fulfilling orders, writing emails, replying to DMs, checking “just one more thing” off the list.

But lying there, phone half-charged, brain half-working... I had space to ask a different question:

What do I actually want to build?
What content feels aligned?
What role do I want my business to play in my life?

And somewhere between the second nap and the sixth throat lozenge… I found clarity.

So this Monday, I grabbed a whiteboard and mapped out my week.

– One clear goal for my content
– One focus for the week
– A plan that actually felt doable

And wow.
That tiny shift, from reacting to directing, made everything feel lighter.

If you’ve been deep in the doing… I get it.
But you don’t need a crisis to take a pause.
Sometimes clarity shows up in the quiet.

What’s one thing you want your content to do for you this week?

Tell me. I’m in my planning era and I want to hear yours too.

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