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We know what most memberships look like. You pay. You get access. You get a welcome email. There's a Facebook group, but the last post was three weeks ago. The founders pop in for the monthly call (if you're lucky), but you don't really hear from them otherwise, and they don't really know much about you. Our membership is VERY different. We get to know our members. We're both in the community every single day. Answering questions, calling out the pattern that's quietly killing someone's revenue, and celebrating the wins... for example, Betsy got two Power Hour bookings through her Hubsy workflow. Gala won a client using a proposal she built in the platform. Hannah raised her fees with an existing client and sent a proposal the same week. These aren't exceptional people. They're people with the right system and a community that actually shows up. One member described it as "a social media safety blanket when imposter syndrome sets in." Another said "The one thing that sets it apart is having The Two Lauras active within the group. They actually do give a shit. I haven't seen that level of support in any other membership. EVER." That's the thing we're most proud of, honestly. Freelancing shouldn't feel lonely. And it definitely shouldn't mean figuring everything out from scratch. You just need to make sure you’re in the right (virtual) room, with people who actually “get it” and want you to win. The door is open, come on in! When you join today, you will receive your logins right away for the members portal, your new Hubsy account and the community. In the first 30 days, we'll help you build your client pipeline, decide on your first Offer Triangle service and get the tech set up to get it out into the world. The investment is an annual payment of £999 or monthly payments of £99 for all the support, training and software. ~ The two Lauras |
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Join thousands of freelance social media managers who actually look forward to their emails. We mix practical tips, hot takes, and relatable advice to help you build a profitable business — without burning out or selling your soul. Expect smart ideas, swipeable strategies, and the occasional reference to reality TV or Chris Hemsworth’s abs (because balance.)
"I don't know enough to offer power hours""I need to learn more before I can host a masterclass""I'm too new to deliver workshops" We hear this a lot. But here's what's actually true. Offering social media management is the hardest thing you can do. You're responsible for results, month after month, for real businesses. You're making strategic decisions every single day. You know your stuff well enough that someone pays you every month to prove it. A power hour, a masterclass, a workshop......
For years, I've watched other people spend a fortune on networking. The early morning breakfasts. The hours out of the business with nothing to show for it but a stack of business cards you'll never look at again. I did it differently. I ran paid, face-to-face workshops for local businesses that needed help with their social media. They paid me to be in the room. I got to demonstrate exactly what I knew. And the businesses sitting in front of me were literally my ideal clients, with their...
Hey Reader, You know that feeling when you've been doing something the slow way for months... and then someone shows you the shortcut and you're like why didn't I just do that from the start? That's our annual membership. Here's the thing. Most people stay, even when they pay monthly. That's not a guess, it's just what keeps happening. And about 90 days in, without fail, they send us some version of "I should've just gone annual." Because the monthly bill doesn't just cost more. It adds that...