Stop being beige. Sharp positioning strategies that transform invisible founders into inevitable authorities without the guru BS or fake vulnerability.

Personal Branding for Founders | Rebel Marketing

Personal Branding

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Sarra is the marketing rebel who teaches founders to dominate, not just participate. With over 20 years of turning brilliant but beige brands into category of one disruptors, she's the coach who combines narrative mastery with automation expertise and calls out industry BS while delivering actual ROI.

Her posts serve tactical frameworks with a side of therapeutic honesty. No fluff, no fake vulnerability - just a systematic approach to building authority that works. 

When she's not transforming clients from invisible to inevitable, she’s probably dissecting why your brand voice sounds like a LinkedIn bot had a breakdown.

Sarra is the anti-guru marketing coach who transforms founders from invisible to inevitable. Tactical frameworks, zero fluff, and the systematic approach to building authority that actually works.

Sarra - The Anti-Guru Marketing Coach | Rebel Marketing

Sarra Richmond

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Stop pitching like everyone else. Learn the 10 psychological triggers that make investors lean in and customers say yes. The playbook successful founders don’t want you to see.

The Founder’s Secret Playbook: Underground Rules for Closing Deals 

Radical transparency is not a vibe. It is a weapon.

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Most people think in paragraphs. I think in bullet points. Here’s why your “broken” brain might be your biggest business advantage - and how to weaponise scattered thinking for profit.

My Brain is a Broken Vending Machine (And That’s My Superpower) | Rebel Marketing

My Brain is a Broken Vending Machine

Cut through freelance mythology with practical insights. No laptop lifestyle BS - just strategies for sustainable solo success that actually work.

Freelance Without the Fantasy

Radical transparency is not a vibe. It is a weapon.

My Brain is a Broken Vending Machine

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