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Hi Reader, As a busy business owner, it can be tough to juggle everything on your plate. That's where we come in - we're here to support you and your business in any way we can. Join me Wednesday, February 28th from 2-3pm EST for a casual chat about anything related to your business. Don't miss this opportunity to get feedback, tackle challenges, or simply brainstorm new ideas. No need to schedule anything or reserve a spot - just click the button below to add the event to your calendar and drop in whenever you're free. And if you're looking for some conversation starters, here are a few prompts to get us started: 👉 What are your Q2 goals? 👉 Do you want your website to remain fresh, engaging and updated without having to lift a finger? Ask about our new Website Refresh Package. 👉 Feeling stuck on a project or decision? Let's chat about how Drio can take care of your to-do list!
Can't wait to see you there! Talk soon, Hazel |
Hi! I'm Rachel, the Left Brain of Drio.
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