2021 Collaborative Marketing Projects

The Main Street Marketing to Women Initiative connects the marketing dots between brick & mortar, professional, and virtual businesswomen to bolster the Shop Local movement. Brick & mortar business and professional women are provided with the opportunity to access the invaluable online marketing skills of One Million Woman Link Up founding partners to help them build their tribe of local virtual businesswomen to push their monthly marketing messages on LinkedIn, Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest, etc., so they can conserve their marketing dollars while riding out the economic damage caused by Covid-19.

Female LinkedIn members from the US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, South Africa, Switzerland, UK, Austria, Ireland, Netherlands, India, Brazil, Italy, Kenya, Germany, France, who are micro-influencers, sales experts, marketing & PR consultants, business development consultants, business coaches, real estate agents and more are invited to take part in the Global Women Covid-19 Biz Interview & E-Mixer Series: Connecting the Marketing Dots Between Virtual and Brick & Mortar Biz Women to share their before and after story of the pandemic, the status, of their city’s reopening, words of wisdom, goals and more in their interview session. Group interviews and private matchmaking e-mixers will be facilitated by Smart Women Partner & Grow Rich.

The goal of the business series is to build a virtual bridge between online and brick & mortar businesses owned by women using LinkedIn so they can survive the economic fallout from Covid-19 by forming lucrative collaborative marketing partnerships. More Info

Smart Women Partner & Grow Rich is partnering with the women involved in its One Million Woman Link Up to launch a global women’s news bureau. The news bureau will gather and distribute news about what’s going on with women-owned businesses in their state, strategies they are implementing to spark revenue generation, and the collaborative marketing opportunities they are looking for to survive the economic impact of Covid-19.

It’s an opportunity for them to gather business intelligence and boost their visibility while performing a public service.

Smart Women Partner & Grow Rich is developing business lists to help powerhouse women step out from the crowd on LinkedIn. The project offers us the opportunity to introduce our business initiatives to a wide range of business and professional women who in turn will share info with their female business associates. Our 2020 lists include:

• Influential African American Business Women You Should Follow On LinkedIn
• High-Powered Women of Color Who Are Blazing a Trail Across the Business World
• Phenomenal Female B2B Authors Who Can Take Your Business to the Next Level
• Premier Female Business Coaches & Consultants You Should Follow On LinkedIn
• Powerhouse Female LinkedIn Members You Should Invite to Be a Guest Expert on Your B2B Podcasts & Vodcasts
• Connected Women on LinkedIn: Leaders of Distinctive Networking Groups, Business Organizations & Directory Listing Sites
• 200,000 Business Introductions: Female LinkedIn Members Who See the Value in Rising to the Top Together

This is not a “one and done” project. You can use this opportunity to reconnect with your female LinkedIn connections by recommending them for one or more of the lists. They in turn will want to know about you and your business. In short by sitting on the Smart Women Partner & Grow Rich Business List Committee, you will attract new clients and alliances.

Participation simply involves growing the lists weekly with top-notch women and we take care of the rest.

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Barbara Lavi of ActNowPsychotherapy.com is piggybacking on the One Million Woman Link Up to launch an art/essay contest, Why Black Lives Matter To Me.

She is looking for bankers, politicians, educators, businesswomen, professional women, and more to get involved to quickly plan and roll out the contest as part of back to school. She will need judges, social media volunteers, prize donations for K-12 school-age children, website support, PR, and more. Entries will be accepted November 19 – December 31, 2020.

Her goal is to develop a project that could also be a fundraiser for Black Lives Matter and help children understand white privilege. The idea is to run an art/writing/video contest ($1) entry fee. To draw and write (1 paragraph or so) “Why Black Lives Matter to me.” All entries could be posted on a webpage, all participants would receive stickers or some sort of small prize. We would have some artists, educators as judges, and pick winners from each age category (to be determined). The winners would have their art/essay included in a paperback book that would be sold as a fundraiser for a nonprofit that works for racial justice and winners would get a free copy of the book.

Steering Committee Form