Discover the insightful blog post by Kathie Owen, where she candidly reflects on ethics and influence in digital marketing. Focused on Amy Porterfield's Digital Course Academy, Kathie discusses the fine line between genuine guidance and manipulation in online coaching. This must-read offers a unique perspective on ethical practices in digital courses.

This article explores the five core principles of ethical marketing: transparency, authenticity, respect, honest advertising, and responsibility. Kathie's experiences with Amy Porterfield underscore the importance of trust, lasting connections, and respecting audience boundaries. Discover how these principles can transform your coaching and entrepreneurial approach, fostering authentic connections and eschewing get-rich-quick schemes. Explore Kathie's ethical coaching philosophy and join her newsletter for a community dedicated to responsible business practices. Together, we can reshape the coaching and entrepreneurship landscape with ethics at its core.

Market from a place of power not force like this! One of my biggest pet peeves as a coach is being marketed to, forcefully. Today I am going to explain what I mean by this. I am going to give you examples of what to do and what not to do. As well as a clear and obvious example of how this was done to me. Let’s market with power, my friend!!

Amy Porterfield was a guest coach in the Social Curator community today. She was coaching us on email list-building tips. I tried to like her, I promise. But I found so many flaws that I just had to share here so hopefully, my fellow curators don’t fall for her bro-marketing crap!

Here is an honest opinion on DCA with Amy Porterfield. Not affiliated and I apologize if I recommended DCA to you. Here are the reasons why I retract that statement and what to do instead. It'll save you a ton of money.