Marketing Tips for Herbalists
If you’re an herbalist or herbal entrepreneur who’s struggling to gain traction, get more clients and customers to your business or practice, then we have 4 business tips for you in this video.
As herbalists, we wear many hats. If we want to build sustainable businesses, then we have to learn a lot of skills that fall outside of our herbal comfort zones.
We are proud to say that Iwilla Remedy is 10 years old this year. We’ve grown, pivoted, and learned a lot. In this video, we share social media marketing advice, give guidance on how to reach and talk to your core audience, and help you determine the skills you need to focus on in order to grow to your next level.
We hope you enjoy it and if there are more business questions you have, feel free to type them in the video caption.
With joy,
Selima & Tami
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