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EMMA T. CHEUNG

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HERE'S HOW
FEATURED IN
SHORT STATEMENT PREFACING
YOUR VIDEO AND INCENTIVIZING VISITORS TO CLICK PLAY
Play Video

HEY I'M EMMA

A SHORT SUBHEADER ABOUT WHO YOU ARE
AND WHAT YOU OFFER YOUR AUDIENCE.

A short paragraph with some key points about yourself,
your credentials and your offering. Why do you do what
you do? This is an opportunity to tell your story in a
nutshell and build camaraderie and trust with your
potential clients!

A SECONDARY SUBHEADER
TO DRIVE HOME WHY
YOU
ARE AN EXPERT IN YOUR
FIELD, OR A QUOTE
ABOUT
YOUR ETHOS.
2-4 WORD CTA

PODCAST

A short paragraph describing your content
feed, how it’s different from the competition,
and what viewers can gain from it.

2-4 WORD CTA
FEATURED CONTENT:
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RESOURCES FOR YOU

PRODUCT TITLE

PRODUCT TITLE

One sentence about each product; these should be high-level descriptions and should touch on the most why you love the product.
PRODUCT TITLE

PRODUCT TITLE

One sentence about each product; these should be high-level descriptions and should touch on the most why you love the product.

PRODUCT TITLE

PRODUCT TITLE

One sentence about each product; these should be high-level descriptions and should touch on the most why you love the product.

PRODUCT TITLE

PRODUCT TITLE

One sentence about each product; these should be high-level descriptions and should touch on the most why you love the product.

PRODUCT TITLE

PRODUCT TITLE

One sentence about each product; these should be high-level descriptions and should touch on the most why you love the product.

PRODUCT TITLE

PRODUCT TITLE

One sentence about each product; these should be high-level descriptions and should touch on the most why you love the product.

Letters

A short paragraph describing your blog, how it’s different from the competition, and what readers can gain from it. Think of this as a short, sweet elevator pitch specifically for this offering.

READ FOR FREE
FEATURED POSTS:

Your Main Offering

IN A NUTSHELL, WHAT ARE
YOU
OFFERING AND HOW
WILL IT IMPROVE
THE LIVES
OF YOUR POTENTIAL CLIENTS?

Three to four sentences describing your overall
offering and its benefits. Keep things inspirational and
high level; this is a place to really distill what is most
important and most enticing about your services.

2-4 WORD CTA

Your Offering Suite

1
OFFERING NAME

One sentence about each offering;
these should be high-level
descriptions and should touch on
the most important benefits/
outcomes.

2-4 WORD CTA
2
OFFERING NAME

One sentence about each offering;
these should be high-level
descriptions and should touch on
the most important benefits/
outcomes.

2-4 WORD CTA
3
OFFERING NAME

One sentence about each offering;
these should be high-level
descriptions and should touch on
the most important benefits/
outcomes.

2-4 WORD CTA

Testimonials

Two to five client success stories. Try to choose testimonials that show the different types of results and positive outcomes people can expect from your program. Each testimonial should give the reader more information or insight. Add their name and a small bit of context (with consent) about your client.

- CLIENT NAME

Testimonials

Two to five client success stories. Try to choose testimonials that show the different types of results and positive outcomes people can expect from your program. Each testimonial should give the reader more information or insight. Add their name and a small bit of context (with consent) about your client.

- CLIENT NAME

Testimonials

Two to five client success stories. Try to choose testimonials that show the different types of results and positive outcomes people can expect from your program. Each testimonial should give the reader more information or insight. Add their name and a small bit of context (with consent) about your client.

- CLIENT NAME

Testimonials

Two to five client success stories. Try to choose testimonials that show the different types of results and positive outcomes people can expect from your program. Each testimonial should give the reader more information or insight. Add their name and a small bit of context (with consent) about your client.

- CLIENT NAME
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Testimonials

Two to five client success stories. Try to choose testimonials that show the different types of results and positive outcomes people can expect from your program. Each testimonial should give the reader more information or insight. Add their name and a small bit of context (with consent) about your client.

“
- CLIENT NAME
“

Testimonials

Two to five client success stories. Try to choose testimonials that show the different types of results and positive outcomes people can expect from your program. Each testimonial should give the reader more information or insight. Add their name and a small bit of context (with consent) about your client.

“
- CLIENT NAME
“

Testimonials

Two to five client success stories. Try to choose testimonials that show the different types of results and positive outcomes people can expect from your program. Each testimonial should give the reader more information or insight. Add their name and a small bit of context (with consent) about your client.

“
- CLIENT NAME
“

Testimonials

Two to five client success stories. Try to choose testimonials that show the different types of results and positive outcomes people can expect from your program. Each testimonial should give the reader more information or insight. Add their name and a small bit of context (with consent) about your client.

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- CLIENT NAME