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You built a business doing social media for clients. The goal was freedom, good money, and work you actually enjoy. What you got was six clients paying £400 a month, a laptop that never fully closes, and the creeping suspicion that everyone else has figured something out that you haven't. That's exactly why JFDI exists. Every week, The Two Lauras — Laura Moore and Laura Davis — give freelance social media managers the honest, practical advice that actually moves the needle. How to charge more without losing the clients you've got. How to stop working evenings for people who treat your invoice like a suggestion. How to use AI to work smarter without it eating your soul. How to build a freelance social media business that pays you properly and doesn't make you want to dust off your old CV. We've got nearly 30 years of marketing experience between us, and we've been building successful freelance social media businesses long enough to have seen every trend, algorithm change, and industry shake-up coming. We know what works, we know what's nonsense, and we're not shy about telling you which is which. JFDI stands for Just F***ing Do It. And that's the energy here. New episodes every week. Follow so you never miss one.
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Every summer, freelance social media managers brace themselves for an income dip. They assume it's the cost of taking a break. It's not. It's the cost of not planning for one. In this episode, we're chatting about: Plann
Show notesYou probably already know how important email marketing is for social media freelancers, but if you're still not doing it (or doing enough of it), this episode is for you. In this episode, we're chatting about: - The uns
Show notesHow much of your time are you spending on stuff that's stopping you earning more? In this episode, we're taking you through the quarterly audit we run with our members to help you stop being busy and start being profitab
Show notesFeel like your income is stuck in the retainer trap? Yeah, we've all been there – counting on those few long-term clients to pay the bills, and then having the panicky sweats when you realise your income is capped and yo
Show notesYou've done the work, sent the invoice... and now you're waiting. And waiting. Is chasing clients for money just part of being freelance, or are you missing a system that would sort this out for good? In this episode, La
Show notesHUGE news in today’s episode that you just can’t miss. We don’t want to spoil it here so you’ll need to listen to find out what it is! (No, we aren’t starting a podcast for greengrocers.) In this episode, we’re chatting
Show notesOur DMs are chock-a-block with questions (which we always personally reply to!) and we’re diving into some of the answers today. Of course, we’re just answering the fun, interesting stuff which is all about Hubsy, our ne
Show notesYou might think that a high-paying client would be harder to work with than a low-paying one – but is that true or just something your brain is telling you to hold you back from charging more? In this episode, we’re comp
Show notesOne thing we say pretty much daily is that 'social media marketing is NOT an admin job' - this is a hill we'll die on! In this episode, we explain why we stand by this statement and what social media marketing actually i
Show notesUsing calls to action in your content can so easily feel like you’re being spammy by asking your audience to take action – but it doesn’t have to be that way. CTAs, after all, are the difference between actually marketin
Show notesIf you’ve ever said “WTF do I actually need to post to get a new client?”, we’re answering that oft-asked question in today’s episode. We’re sharing 5 different types of content that are perfect for attracting your dream
Show notesWe hear so often that “businesses aren’t hiring in Q4” – well, they are. We’ve got Black Friday, Small Business Saturday, Cyber Monday and Christmas coming up (and not to mention New Year’s right around the corner) so bu
Show notesIf you’re often panicking on a Sunday evening about everything that needs doing in the following week – you’re not alone. So many of us have experienced the “Sunday Scaries”, even when you’re running your own business an
Show notesIf you need a cash injection, or you just want to make a bit more money every month – you don’t need to go straight into growing your audience or constantly be chasing up new leads (though, they are still great things to
Show notesBurnout isn’t something anyone wants to experience, but unfortunately, a lot of us have been there – especially freelance social media managers. From marketing your own business, to the client juggle, to all the differen
Show notesOver on Instagram, we announced our new all-in-one platform for social media managers called Hubsy. Well, you certainly had a lot of questions about it! We decided that the best way to answer them all would be to sit dow
Show notesQ4 is right around the corner, and 2026 is in sight. If we want to make the most of all the opportunities Q4 has in store for social media managers (upsells, Black Friday, Christmas – sorry for using the C word in Septem
Show notes“How much should I charge for X?”, “What’s the going rate for Y?”, “Is Z for this service too much?” are all questions we get asked A LOT. But really, pricing your services is such a personal thing that you should be com
Show notesIf running a membership has always felt like a Big Scary Thing that is for other people and not you – you might be wrong! In today’s episode, we’re giving you five ideas for memberships that social media managers could r
Show notesWe had the worst discovery call ever. And we really mean that. We don’t want to spoil any of the fun that is to come in the episode, but it’s almost like they had a tick list of how to do a discovery call badly and were
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