Do you feel like Facebook’s algorithm is stealing all your engagement?
Over the past few months, that’s been the worry on everyone’s mind.
The reach of Facebook fan pages has plummeted again… once highly engaged audiences have gone quiet… and business owners are finding it harder and harder to gain traction.
And yet…
Some businesses miraculously continue to grow their audiences, increase engagement, and stay visible on Facebook — no ads or salesy promo required.
How is that possible?
Because the “hacks” have stopped working, but genuine, authentic value and connection haven’t. In fact, it’s only growing more effective
The best part about this authentic approach?
It’s shockingly simple to execute from anywhere.
All you need is 15 minutes a day to grow your visibility and engagement at light speed.
And starting on July 9th, you can discover exactly how it’s done in Alina Vincent’s FREE 5-day Visibility Kickstarter challenge. Click here.
You’ll discover how investing just minutes per day (and none of your money) can dramatically increase your engagement, social proof, visibility, and bank account in a few short days.
Be sure to get in on this now, as it’s starting in just a couple of days! Join here.
Julaina Kleist-Corwin
P.S. Did I mention there will be prizes for participation?
The Grand Prize Winner will get spotlighted to an audience of over 15,000+ people. How is that for boost in visibility?
And the best part is – you don’t need to be smarter, faster, or even more tech savvy to win…
You just need to join and play full out!
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I recently came back from a retreat on Mt. Shasta, California, led by my friend singer and songwriter, Jennifer Ruth Russell. Fourteen of us sang, meditated, hiked, ate organic food, and listened to talks by Asara Adams and Bryan Tilghman.
Jennifer invited Asara to our cabins to be available for any questions we had about Mt. Shasta. We shared a delicious meal with Asara and her fiancee that was made by a local caterer.
Julaina Kleist-Corwin 