EPISODE · Mar 29, 2026 · 36 MIN
Hey Tori! How do I Market My Quilting Business With Limited Time?
from Hey Tori! Answering Your Digital Marketing Questions for Creative Entrepreneurs · host Tori McElwain
What do you do when you only have 30 to 60 minutes a week for marketing - and you can't even share what you're working on?In this episode of Hey Tori, digital marketing coach Tori McElwain answers one of the most common struggles she hears from creative entrepreneurs: how do you keep your audience warm when life is just full?Tori breaks down the difference between nurture and lead growth, explains why separating those two jobs is the key to working smarter with limited time, and walks through how to build an evergreen nurture email sequence - one you can pause during a launch and restart when you're done.She also walks through the DMMC Time Study Worksheet: a two-week exercise that helps you find the time you didn't know you had by identifying tasks you can delegate, delete, or systematize. It's the exercise that has to come before the strategy.If you've been putting off your marketing because you think you don't have enough time - this episode will change that.Send in your question! It could be the next episode.Links Mentioned:Submit Your Question: Click Here for the Google Form to Submit a QuestionBook a Free Strategy Session: Click here to book.Digital Marketing Magic Coaching Program: Click here for more Info about Digital Marketing Coaching and to Sign UpSee more about the Creative's Clarity ReportHey Tori! Podcast with Tori McElwain | Digital Marketing for Quilters & Creative EntrepreneursHey Tori LLC and Tori McElwain cannot guarantee results for digital marketing strategies as outcomes are based on subjective factors that cannot be controlled by Hey Tori LLC.heytori.tech | About & Contact | Book a Free Strategy Session
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