Hello! I’m Caelan Huntress.
I make things happen.
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Hi, I’m Caelan.
I’m an American digital nomad living in New Zealand, and I have spent ten years running an online business while traveling the world with my young family.
I am an internationally-renowed virtual speaker, website designer, copywriter, and sales strategist. My specialty is helping entrepreneurs create systems that sell their offers automatically.
I started my career as an acrobat in the circus, earning and maintaining the attention of an audience as a street performer. Now I apply those same skills to marketing, where I can earn and maintain the attention of a demographic.
Latest from my Personal Blog
Free consultations let people try you before they buy you.
There are 4 steps in the Marketing Cycle: Know Like Trust Buy Giving a free consultation builds trust, and also gives you valuable intelligence that can help you make the sale. You can position your solution as the way they can achieve the [...]
[Case Study] Video tutorials for SaaS
Today, I'm going to share a case study of my recent video work. eSpeakers is a SaaS company that provides an online directory for meeting planners and conference organizers who are looking for professional speakers for their events. As one of the most [...]
How ‘Mine-Mind’ can petrify your id
A mind that is stuck on what's 'mine' cannot see what's 'ours.' Ideas spread through interaction. Demanding the ownership of an idea petrifies it, preventing growth and adoption. Imagine a bumblebee claiming ownership and a dominion of a flower. Preventing all the other [...]
Have you ever seen a nine word email?
I learned a great acronym from Col Fink recently, during a live workshop at Thought Leaders Business School. He calls these SPEAR emails: Short Personal Expecting A Reply Contrast this with LINEAR emails: Long Impersonal Not Expecting A Reply When we are nervous [...]
Video testimonials validate your value at scale.
I know you're telling the truth. And you know it, too. But your future customers are unsure. Convincing a stranger to become a customer requires you to manufacture a huge amount of trust. You could create this trust slowly, over time, through a [...]
Make your mission a part of your messaging.
You set the altitude of your mission statement. 'Have A Nice Day' is a mission statement, but so is 'Shit Happens.' The most profound mission statements are often the most simple. You've seen a great one on every map. 'You Are Here.' That's [...]
