WinHers United the podcast is a women empowerment platform that is based on four pillars: business, mindset, personal development, and self-care. At WinHers United we believe these four pillars are necessary to be a successful entrepreneur. During each season, bi-weekly an ah-mazing Woman of Color entrepreneur is interviewed, and tells us more about her business, mindset, personal development, and self-care journey.
Season 11, Episode 7 features Shanel Evans - Social Media Business Strategist, Founder of Socially Savvy, and Co-Founder of FyreSavvy. During this episode entitled "Show Up Consistently", Shanel shares her journey of pivoting from Finance Director to starting her Marketing Firm during the pandemic. Shanel encourages us to create and maintain our digital presence, as this is what many people and organizations look to in the digital world we live in.
Listen in as Shanel talks about:
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What prompted and prepared her for entrepreneurship
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Using the skills we learn along the way to make our business successful
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Why it's important to be socially savvy
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Where to start in building our social presence for our business
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Going into partnerships in business
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Mindset hacks to stay motivated
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Placing yourself in uncomfortable situations to learn and grow
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Surrounding yourself with a supportive community
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Finding ways to practice self-care daily
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And more
Shanel's Bio
Shanel Evans, founder of Socially Savvy and co-founder of FyreSavvy is a powerhouse all on her own. From managing $3B Project Launches to launching her own successful company via social media close to 3 years ago, Shanel is no stranger to strategizing how to maximize how a business should show up in front of their dream clients. Through her 100K V.I.B.E. Methodology, she helps her clients just like you skip to the front of the line on the internet streets and secure their coins.
In addition to managing her own nationally recognized non-profit and taking home a number of awards, including the Business of the Year Award, she's a Meta (Facebook) Leader and Meta Certified Online Instructor dedicated to helping clients create more business opportunities and authentic relationships on social media.
Shanel works with coaches and service providers who want to 10x their revenues by Q4 using proven sales, marketing, and client attraction strategies. She helps them increase profits even if they struggle staying accountable, coming up with new revenue generating ideas, or have never put together a strong quarter-over-quarter growth plan before.
If you're looking to be part of a community where you are valued, elevated, and met with the perfect combo of fun and fund driving ideas, she's the one you want to know!
Shanel resides in Northern Virginia with her husband and 3 young adult daughters.
Visit Shanel Evans' website at: https://www.shanelevans.com.
Follow Shanel on social media @shanelevans.
Get your Socially Savvy Power Prompt Cards here: https://powerpromptcards.com.
Learn more about FyreSavvy at: http://fyresavvy.net
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