The only business & tech support space just for service-based witches and magic makers.
Stop settling for “just google it” advice when it comes to your business systems and website. Get personalized, specific, and actionable steps to move forward with the business you want to create.
![“Just use…”
We’re all guilty of it, especially in service based industries. Someone is trying to gather up “the right” tools for their business, for their work, for their needs and ask for help in groups and on forums (I guess that would be Reddit today?)
And then these poor souls are flooded with the answers for what works perfectly fine… for someone else.
We aren’t actually helping when we say
“Just use my system.” Or “just use X website builder.” or “no, what you need is…” That’s a high and mighty ego jump of “ooo! I can help!” (Again, we ALL do this)
What helps is asking more questions (y’all know I love questions.)
I’m the old ball out in these groups that asks: what are you trying to do? What are your needs? What is your budget?
We talk a lot about systems and options for things inside @thefierywell and hell yes there are systems and processes I recommend … and teach!… but it all starts with that question:
What do you want to achieve?
Start at the end. If you’re looking for a tool or a product and asking for help: start with what problem you’re trying to solve.
“What’s the best website builder?” will get you a lot of fans of particular services.
“What’s the best website builder for a tarot reader that needs to book appointments and get paid upfront?” Will garner you much better results. (And I’d still ask more questions here because to me? It sounds like you don’t even need a damn website. [And you probably don’t.])
Join the conversation and get personalized tech help every month inside @thefierywell for your service based magic making business.
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