Women Conquer Business webinar

Boost Your Reach by Doing the Minimum: How Much Is Actually Enough?

99% of solopreneurs say marketing is a significant challenge, and 75% call it their biggest one (Mighty Marketers). Almost none of them are asking the right question.

It’s not “what else should I be doing?” but “what’s the least I can do and still grow?”

Have you ever asked yourself…

Does posting three times a week REALLY help, or is once enough?
Should I really be on ALL the platforms?
When does marketing cross the line from “not enough” into wasted effort?

Register now for a practical, capacity-honest session that replaces “am I doing enough?” with a number you can hit.
Reserve your free webinar seat.

Jen is a marketing wizard who provided me with a doable action plan to meet my marketing goals with a minimal time investment each week. She went over and beyond with the information she provided.

Julie Fry

Why “More” Keeps Losing

“Do more” doesn’t work because it makes you exhausted, inconsistent, and eventually invisible. Walk away with a gentler alternative to the Do.All.The.Things advice most marketers push.

Your Minimum Effective Marketing Dose: A personal answer to “how much is enough” (e.g., how often, on which channels, and what to safely ignore).
Enough-o-Meter: How to tell marketing that builds momentum from busywork that just feels productive.
Your Reasonable Marketing Floor: A baseline that survives your busiest season, because reach comes from never disappearing.

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It was the best marketing workshop I’ve ever attended, not even one of the best. Thank you for sharing your expertise!

Olga Johnson

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Speaker

Jen McFarland is a marketing strategist, systems consultant, and founder of Women Conquer Business consultancy and community. She helps purpose-driven solopreneurs build high-performing, ethical, and sustainable marketing systems. With deep expertise in marketing strategy, SEO, operations, and content marketing, Jen blends the clarity of a fractional CMO with the technical precision of an operations director.