IS NAKED MARKETING RIGHT FOR YOU?

Will I be out of my league?

Being out of depth makes us uncomfortable and we resist it. Bec + Yan function like the preservers, keeping you afloat and giving you the tools to keep your own self afloat in marketing. In each round of Naked Marketing, we’ve had a range of levels of experience – which has been one of the best parts of the course. People with less experience get to learn from those with more experience and those with experience get re-energized by those newer to business. 

Will I be taking the space of someone more deserving?

No — who can be more deserving than you?

How do I deal with imposter syndrome?

There’s good news and bad news about imposter syndrome. The bad news – it never goes away. The good news – everybody has it. One of the best ways to move through imposter syndrome is to be in the company of other artists who are also sitting with their own doubts, demons and understand this natural phenomenon, so you get good at learning how to move forward with it. Make best friends with your imposter syndrome and you can even name it Shirley – Shirley you’re not doubting us again, Shirley. 

Does the number of years in business matter?

The Naked Marketing course is designed to help artists who have been in business for at least 3 years. We do occasionally take students that are earlier in their journey - if this is you, send us an email and we can set up a phone call to help you determine if the course is a good fit.

How will you help me stay accountable?

It’s a proven fact, human beings succeed when they help each other. That’s why we’ve implemented accountability buddies amongst students along with study groups to review assignments. So if you show up, complete the assignments and participate in study groups, the system itself is holding you accountable. We also pace the course with timed deadlines so that you can do 6 months worth of work in small manageable pieces. 

What kind of learner thrives in this course?

The kind of learners that thrive in Naked Marketing are equal parts enthusiastic but also humble — willing to ask questions, willing to cheer on classmates and receive them cheering you on as well.