EPISODE · Apr 15, 2024 · 38 MIN
Maximizing Your Impact with Harrison Coley
from The Jackie Serviss Show · host Jackie Serviss
In today’s episode, I chat with serial entrepreneur, social media maven, and visionary Harrison Coley. Harrison has had quite the journey, from following intuitive insights that led him to take leaps of faith in business, to building a seven-figure social media marketing agency, to creating a highly successful lead generation consultancy business.Harrison has a real gift for helping people share their value with the world in the most impactful, positive way. He discusses the three things business owners need to focus on when it comes to getting eyes on their work and their brand. Harrison shares his philosophy that social media is second only to religion in its ability to influence and shape behavior. Plus, Harrison coaches me to overcome some of my own limiting beliefs around what it means to be a content creator.If social media has you stumped, or you’re experiencing blocks with getting your message out, tune into this episode!_________________________________________________________ Follow Jackie on Instagram| @jackieservissFollow Serv Recruitment Agency on Instagram| @servrecruitmentagencyFind more information| www.jackieserviss.com Contact Jackie| [email protected] Follow Harrison on Instagram| @theharrisoncoley
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In today’s episode, I chat with serial entrepreneur, social media maven, and visionary Harrison Coley. Harrison has had quite the journey, from following intuitive insights that led him to take leaps of faith in business, to building a seven-figure social media marketing agency, to creating a highly successful lead generation consultancy business. Harrison has a real gift for helping people share their value with the world in the most impactful, positive way. He discusses the three th...
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