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Welcome Ashley
Join me in welcoming @Ashley Jasper Styles to The Content Shift. 🤍 So glad you're here, Ashley. This space is full of people doing real, intentional work, and I think you'll fit right in. Content Crew get to know more about Ashley here. And a quick note for everyone: Summer Camp has officially started. Jump in whenever you're ready, and don't worry if you're easing in slowly. It's all here waiting for you. What's one thing you're hoping to get out of Summer Camp?
Welcome Ashley
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Welcome to Camp! (Your Week 1 Itinerary)
Welcome to the Summer Content Shift, campers! Over the next eight weeks, we are embracing the easy, breezy summer vibes. We know you are busy running your service-based businesses and trying to actually enjoy the sunshine. That is why this challenge is all about low-effort, high-impact content that keeps your audience engaged without requiring hours of your time. This week is all about orientation. When was the last time you properly introduced yourself to your audience? As your community grows, new people need to know who you are, who you serve, and why you do what you do. Your challenge this week is to post a re-introduction. These posts work for both Skool and your marketing (email, social media, even YouTube). Your Content Prompts (Choose One): 1.The "Two Truths and a Lie" Intro: Share three facts about your business journey (two true, one false) and ask your audience to guess the lie in the comments. 2.The "Why I Started" Story: Share a photo of yourself and briefly explain the exact moment you knew you had to start your service business. (This also makes a great Pinned or Featured post for people juat landing on your profiles). 3.The "Summer Intentions" Post: Introduce yourself by sharing what you are focusing on this summer, and ask your audience what their main summer goal is. Remember: Keep it conversational. Once you post, get ready to drop your link in Thursday's Campfire Check-In thread!
Welcome to Camp! (Your Week 1 Itinerary)
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@Stacey Watts All of it. I used every step came up with a strategy for the paid and when I raise it. I found an unfound niche within my niche and talk about what no one talks about. I adjusted my keywords kept 5 and created new ones using 2 words instead of one! I changed my card and hit it from others feedback and then did your thing and voila! I feel proud and good about this right now.
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@Stacey Watts You can use as a testimonial. This is chat. The Pattern I Don't See (Opportunity for You) Almost nobody is speaking directly to: - the woman who looks fine but is secretly exhausted - the woman who cannot relax - the woman tired of being strong - the woman who feels responsible for everyone - the woman who doesn't feel safe slowing down That language is surprisingly rare. Most spirituality communities are talking about: - awakening - intuition - gifts - manifestation - purpose Very few are talking about: nervous system safety + emotional exhaustion + carrying everything alone. This is Claude. WHAT MAKES THIS DIFFERENT FROM THE COMPETITION Here's exactly how this stands out against the top spirituality communities: What everyone else says What yours says "Sacred space to be seen and heard" "The sanctuary I wished existed when I was suffering in silence" "Raise your vibration" "5 minutes a day to feel like yourself again" "For empaths, starseeds, old souls" "For the woman who is tired of being strong all the time" Vague transformation Specific: feel like yourself again, stop white-knuckling your life Big follower numbers as proof Personal story + member voice as proof No clear mechanism Clear: Soul Return Path, 5-minute daily practices Between the two of them, something shifted in my head that I nailed it, I just didn't know how and your process helped me to get clarity. So much so a woman who looked at one of my cards said she wouldn't look at my community because it did not relate to her (positive for me) then when I redid it, she said oh I would click because that is me! What woman is not a high achiever in a world of men?
Skool About Page
I just rebuilt my own About from scratch and here's the exact process. https://www.skool.com/the-content-shift/classroom/97a8c243
Skool About Page
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This is really cool. I have been working on both and now its really crystal clear.
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I want to get something straight before I keep sharing resources in here. Where are you actually showing up online? List your platforms 1 to however many. Starting with the one you're most active on, ending with the one you check once a month and feel vaguely guilty about. 😄 I'm pulling this together so what I bring into this community lands where it's actually relevant for you. No point in me going deep on Instagram strategies if most of you are building on LinkedIn or vice versa. List yours below!
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@Stacey Watts I do post to YT, I am starting shorts again today. I never got much traction from them in the past but things are changing again! Rumor has it that TT is a good place to get people and I do have over 1K followers so I will try it again. They died for awhile so let's see if I can revive them since I am now doing trainings,
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@Stacey Watts I am putting my show up which is now training. Will see if that makes a difference.
Quick tip for your IG carousels this week 👇
Living photo carousels are getting serious traction right now. The concept is simple: mix short video clips with your still images instead of posting all photos. But here's what makes them work: the video needs to be lazy. Camera still. Just a little movement in the frame. Think a candle flickering, steam rising, leaves moving. Enough to feel alive, not enough to steal focus from what you're actually saying. Too much motion = your audience watches the clip and skips the copy. The sweet spot: one or two low-movement clips mixed with stills. Motion as a hook, not the main event. Worth testing on your next carousel. Are you already using video in your carousels, or is this new territory? ⚡
Quick tip for your IG carousels this week 👇
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Don't know how to do a carousel.
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Kathleen Flanagan
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She held it all together for everyone else until the day she realized she was disappearing inside her own life.

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