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In the final episode of the Four Seasons of the Customer Journey mini-series, we explore the most overlooked and most powerful phase of the customer journey: Winter, the season of loyalty and long-term retention.

In part three of the Four Seasons of the Customer Journey mini-series, we dive into Autumn: the season of decision. 

That’s when your dream customer is asking themselves: “Can I trust this person with my money, and will this actually work for me?”

In this second episode of the Four Seasons of the Customer Journey mini-series, we dive into Summer, the season of engagement.

From subscribing to your emails to bingeing your podcast or attending your webinars, this is when your dream clients are actively paying attention, and deciding whether you’re worth the next step.

In this episode, we kick off a 4-week mini series exploring the four seasons of the customer journey. First up is Spring:  that powerful moment when a potential customer becomes aware of a problem or desire and starts looking for a solution.

In this guest episode, I’m joined by PR coach and visibility expert, Gloria Chou, to unpack how small business owners can leverage media features to build short-term visibility as well as long-term brand loyalty—without big budgets, agencies, or insider connections.

In this episode, I share practical, low-effort strategies to help you bring existing content back into the spotlight without adding more to your plate.

This episode is a goldmine for membership owners who want to reduce churn, increase member satisfaction, and make the most of what they’ve already created.

In this episode, you’ll learn actionable ways to show up consistently, support your customers post-purchase, and create a brand experience that keeps them coming back (not because they’re being sold to, but because they feel seen, supported, and valued).

Whether you’re a seasoned marketer or just setting up your first funnel, this episode is filled with actionable, no-fluff ways to make your subscribers feel seen from email one and keep them coming back for more.

In this episode, Caryn Gillen shares her human-first, non-extractive approach to selling: one that’s authentic, empowering, and centered around helping rather than “extracting” money from your audience.

If the thought of selling makes you cringe or you want to create a more relational (rather than transactional) sales process, this conversation will leave you inspired and ready to reframe how you sell.

Brooke attracted 9,000 free sign-ups, converted 10% into the paid event upgrade, and funneled a segment of those attendees into her $400 signature course—all without aggressive sales tactics. Instead, she focused on human connection, clarity over cleverness, and a warm, inclusive experience from start to finish.

Hear the numbers, decisions, and lessons behind Brooke’s standout online event, including how she resisted industry norms and created an event her audience loved (and were happy to pay for!).