Navigating the Nuance in Business: an interview with Mia Francis-Poulin
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From Hustle to Hell Yes
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Online business was a world I didn’t know how to navigate AT ALL when I shifted to being completely online! Maybe you can relate - you see the sales copy and tactics seemingly successful business owners are using and you try them on, you try to mimic what you see other people doing… but something just feels… off.
Enter Mia Francis-Poulin and Copy Haus, where I found the exact inspiration I needed to step fully into my integrity and create my own path: the Copy Haus Manifesto.
In this interview, Mia shares her insights on:
>>> Changing her entire business model
>>> Ethical copywriting - what it is and how to know if you're doing it right
>>> The core values that have helped her grow her business
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