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Jessica Mae Marketing Jessica Mae Marketing works with Enterprising Individuals and SME on their marketing needs through P

We work with Enterprising Individuals and Small Business Owners to help break the technological & creative barrier in order to get their business/project/brand seen both online and offline by their audience, so they can provide value, increase their market share, and make a lasting impact. We do this creatively through Marketing & Public Relations (PR), Brand Management, Talent Management, and Self-Publishing Book Service. Our passion lies in serving you so that you can serve your purpose. Our aim is simply to serve your purpose by creatively connecting you to your audience, both online and offline so that you can focus on an impact through your business, project, ministry, etc

Creativity is our sweet spot. We have access & experiential knowledge to all aspects of creative marketing, so whatever your marketing needs may be, we can serve you.

Hello, October! Here’s to a month of fresh ideas, meaningful connections and purposeful growth.What are you looking forw...
01/10/2026

Hello, October!

Here’s to a month of fresh ideas, meaningful connections and purposeful growth.

What are you looking forward to this month?

30/09/2026

Netflix definitely knew how to get people talking with this one.

It’s a good example of how an unexpected idea can turn a campaign into something people actually want to watch, share and discuss.

What do you think about the marketing strategy? Let us know in the comments.

There is nothing wrong with wanting people to say yes to your offer.The question is: what are you relying on to get that...
29/09/2026

There is nothing wrong with wanting people to say yes to your offer.
The question is: what are you relying on to get that yes?

Good marketing can make an offer clear, desirable and urgent without hiding information that could affect someone’s decision.
You can highlight the benefits.
You can make a strong case for your offer. You can tell people who it’s for.
You can use a genuine deadline.
But if your strategy depends on people not knowing something important that you already know, that is where the line starts to shift.

Before your next launch, look at your messaging from the customer’s side.
If they knew everything you knew, would they still choose it?

That is a useful question to sit with.

One of the easiest ways to make your content feel more human is to stop trying to speak to everyone at once.When you wri...
28/09/2026

One of the easiest ways to make your content feel more human is to stop trying to speak to everyone at once.

When you write for “business owners,” “creators,” or “small businesses,” it’s easy to fall into broad statements that sound true but don’t really sound like anyone.
Instead, think about one actual person.
What did they ask you recently? What were they struggling with? What did they misunderstand? What exact words did they use?
That gives you something much more useful to write from.

You are no longer trying to sound relevant to everyone. You are responding to something real.

And ironically, that’s often what makes more people feel seen.
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28/09/2026

Stop writing to an audience.
You have never met an audience but you have met people.

When someone sees your post, they’re reading it alone, on their phone, thinking about their own problem.

But when we write for everyone, our content gets more formal, careful, and vague.
We say “businesses” when we mean you. We say “results” instead of naming the result.

Try this:
Think of one real person with the problem you solve.
Use their words and describe the problem the way they do.
It might feel too specific at first but that’s okay.
Specific connects better than trying to reach everyone.

And if you can’t picture who you are talking to, that’s probably the bigger problem.
That’s what a Clarity Session helps you figure out.

Book a clarity session via link in bio

Luke 12 verse 21Purpose, not only profit. Build a life that is rich toward God.Rest well.
27/09/2026

Luke 12 verse 21

Purpose, not only profit.
Build a life that is rich toward God.

Rest well.

A small test for this evening.Say your price out loud, just the number, nothing else.Notice what happens.Do you immediat...
25/09/2026

A small test for this evening.

Say your price out loud, just the number, nothing else.
Notice what happens.
Do you immediately start explaining?
“It includes…” “That’s because…” “I know it sounds like a lot, but…”

That explanation might not be for your client. It might be for you.

I am not saying your price is too high or too low. Just notice how comfortable you are saying it without defending it.

Try it and tell me how it went.

Sometimes, underpricing looks like humility.You tell yourself, “I just want to make it affordable.” “I would rather have...
25/09/2026

Sometimes, underpricing looks like humility.
You tell yourself, “I just want to make it affordable.” “I would rather have the client than lose them.”
But there is a difference between choosing an accessible price and pricing from fear.

Here are a few signs:
• You lower your price before the client has even objected.
• You struggle to say your price without immediately explaining or defending it.
• You need more clients than you can realistically handle just to make enough money.
• By the third week of a project, you are already feeling like the work isn’t worth what you’re being paid.

None of these automatically means your price is wrong. But they are worth paying attention to.
Because pricing too low doesn’t only affect your income. It can affect the quality of work you are able to deliver, the number of clients you need to take on, and how you feel about the business you are building.

Your price should be something you can confidently communicate and sustainably deliver against.

25/09/2026

Underpricing is not humility.

I say that carefully because some founders genuinely believe that keeping their prices low is the right thing to do.

Accessible, generous and not all about the money.
But sometimes, it’s simply fear dressed up as generosity.

Here is something to think about:
If your prices are so low that you need more clients than you can properly handle, you are not really serving people well. You are creating a business that will eventually leave you exhausted and your clients disappointed.

And if your business can’t sustain you, it won’t last.
Price your work in a way that allows you to do good work, serve your clients properly, and keep the business running.
That isn’t greed. It’s good business.

The Original Blueprint goes deeper. Link in bio.

Not every piece of content has to do the same job.Some content gets you attention quickly. Others take longer to create ...
24/09/2026

Not every piece of content has to do the same job.
Some content gets you attention quickly. Others take longer to create but continue bringing value long after they’re published.

That’s why a strong content system needs both.
Create something valuable and in-depth, then use smaller pieces of content to help more people discover it.

Your content doesn’t always need to start from scratch.

Save this for your next content planning session.

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