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In this final episode of the Marketing Moms podcast, Jessie and Angela reflect on their journey, the reasons for ending the podcast, and their future plans. They share anecdotes and lessons learned from their experiences, emphasizing the importance of doing things that aren't strictly productive by societal standards. They discuss embracing life's fullness, balancing work and family, and the value of community support. They read some notes from the community and get ready for new priorities to come.**ANNOUNCEMENT** After nearly 3 years, the Marketing Moms podcast is sunsetting. Thank you so much for the unwavering support, well-wishes, and memories. This has been the experience of a lifetime

In this episode, Jessie and Angela discuss practical tips for protecting one's time amidst the demands of communication in today's fast-paced world. They emphasize the importance of setting boundaries, both in personal and business contexts, to ensure that individuals can dedicate time to their families, self-care, and hobbies. The conversation touches on the difficulty of maintaining boundaries with long-term clients, the benefits of setting designated times for checking emails and social media, and the importance of communication with family members about availability and expectations. They also discuss the value of prioritizing tasks and delegating when possible. The episode is reflective and offers insights into balancing professional and personal life. **ANNOUNCEMENT** After nearly 3 years, the Marketing Moms podcast is sunsetting. Thank you so much for the unwavering support, well-wishes, and memories. This has been the experience of a lifetime

In this episode, Jessie and Angela discuss the complexities and benefits of business partnerships with friends, drawing parallels with family relationships and emphasizing the importance of clear expectations, open communication, and respecting each other's strengths and boundaries. They share their personal experiences of collaboration, highlighting the necessity of flexibility, mutual support, and setting priorities, especially when family is involved. Jessie and Angela stress the value of having honest conversations about workload, responsibilities, and conflicts to prevent resentment. They reflect on their journey, discussing the challenges and rewards of working together, the importance of enjoying the collaboration, and the need to continually adapt to life's changes. The conversation concludes on a positive note, with both expressing gratitude for their partnership and the experiences they've shared, affirming the potential benefits of partnering with a friend in business.**ANNOUNCEMENT** After nearly 3 years, the Marketing Moms podcast is sunsetting. We'd love to invite you to share any final comments, favorite memories, or questions with us for our final episode, 150. Email us at contact@marketingmoms.co or find us on Instagram @marketingmomspodcast by April 10, 2024 to be included. Say hello on Instagram! @marketingmomspodcast Snag the FREE Balance Journal at marketingmomspodcast.com/balance Grab the Marketing Moms book marketingmomsbook.com Check out past episodes at marketingmoms.co

In this episode, Jessie and Angela discuss the misconception that one's worth is tied to productivity, sharing personal stories and societal observations that challenge this notion. They emphasize the importance of recognizing self-worth beyond achievements and encourage a reevaluation of what defines success and happiness.**ANNOUNCEMENT** After nearly 3 years, the Marketing Moms podcast is sunsetting. We'd love to invite you to share any final comments, favorite memories, or questions with us for our final episode, 150. Email us at contact@marketingmoms.co or find us on Instagram @marketingmomspodcast by April 10, 2024 to be included. Say hello on Instagram! @marketingmomspodcast Snag the FREE Balance Journal at marketingmomspodcast.com/balance Grab the Marketing Moms book marketingmomsbook.com Check out past episodes at marketingmoms.co

In this episode, Jessie and Angela discuss leveraging technology for small businesses. They emphasize the importance of adapting to technological advancements to avoid failure, using examples like Blockbuster's downfall and the success of cloud computing and CRM software. They highlight the significance of having an online presence, utilizing e-commerce, automating routine tasks, and the critical role of data analysis and cybersecurity in modern business operations. They advocate for embracing technology not only for efficiency and growth but also to meet customer expectations and protect against cyber threats.**ANNOUNCEMENT** After nearly 3 years, the Marketing Moms podcast is sunsetting. We'd love to invite you to share any final comments, favorite memories, or questions with us for our final episode, 150. Email us at contact@marketingmoms.co or find us on Instagram @marketingmomspodcast by April 10, 2024 to be included. Say hello on Instagram! @marketingmomspodcast Snag the FREE Balance Journal at marketingmomspodcast.com/balance Grab the Marketing Moms book marketingmomsbook.com Check out past episodes at marketingmoms.co

In this episode, Jessie and Angela discuss various strategies for collaborations and partnerships to enhance business growth. They explore joint ventures, cross-promotions, guest blogging, co-hosting events, referral partnerships, product bundling, and social media takeovers as ways to bring in new ideas, reach wider audiences, and generate additional income with minimal effort. Through real-life examples, they emphasize the benefits of leveraging existing relationships, audience sharing, and mutual endorsements to create win-win situations for businesses. The conversation highlights the importance of trust, quality, and strategic alignment in successful collaborations.**ANNOUNCEMENT** After nearly 3 years, the Marketing Moms podcast is sunsetting. We'd love to invite you to share any final comments, favorite memories, or questions with us for our final episode, 150. Email us at contact@marketingmoms.co or find us on Instagram @marketingmomspodcast by April 10, 2024 to be included. Say hello on Instagram! @marketingmomspodcast Snag the FREE Balance Journal at marketingmomspodcast.com/balance Grab the Marketing Moms book marketingmomsbook.com Check out past episodes at marketingmoms.co

In this episode, Jessie and Angela focus on the importance and strategies of generating referrals for small businesses. They discuss various methods for obtaining referrals, such as providing excellent service, directly asking satisfied customers, leveraging social media, and networking. They also touch upon offering incentives for referrals, the value of partnering with complementary businesses, and the long-term benefits of building a referral-based business. The conversation highlights the significance of referrals in acquiring new clients and sustaining business growth, emphasizing the need for creativity, persistence, and maintaining a strong relationship with existing customers to encourage referrals.**ANNOUNCEMENT** After nearly 3 years, the Marketing Moms podcast is sunsetting. We'd love to invite you to share any final comments, favorite memories, or questions with us for our final episode, 150. Email us at contact@marketingmoms.co or find us on Instagram @marketingmomspodcast by April 10, 2024 to be included. Say hello on Instagram! @marketingmomspodcast Snag the FREE Balance Journal at marketingmomspodcast.com/balance Grab the Marketing Moms book marketingmomsbook.com Check out past episodes at marketingmoms.co

In this episode, Jessie and Angela cover a comprehensive discussion on building a strong team within the context of small businesses and solopreneurship. They emphasize creating a positive workplace culture, fostering open communication, and recognizing and rewarding achievements. They also touch on promoting work-life balance, building diversity and inclusivity, and providing leadership and direction. Additionally, they discuss personal anecdotes related to client relationships, the importance of respecting individual strengths and personalities, and the use of personality tests in the workplace. The conversation provides valuable insights into the nuances of team building and management in the modern work environment, tailored for moms and small business owners looking to grow their teams thoughtfully and effectively.**ANNOUNCEMENT** After nearly 3 years, the Marketing Moms podcast is sunsetting. We'd love to invite you to share any final comments, favorite memories, or questions with us for our final episode, 150. Email us at contact@marketingmoms.co or find us on Instagram @marketingmomspodcast by April 10, 2024 to be included. Say hello on Instagram! @marketingmomspodcast Snag the FREE Balance Journal at marketingmomspodcast.com/balance Grab the Marketing Moms book marketingmomsbook.com Check out past episodes at marketingmoms.co

In this episode, Jessie and Angela discuss strategies for client retention, emphasizing the importance of building and maintaining strong customer relationships. They outline several key tactics, including personalized service, loyalty programs, and regular communication with clients. The conversation highlights the significance of understanding customer needs and preferences to tailor services and offers accordingly. It also touches on the use of feedback to improve and innovate, as well as the critical role of customer satisfaction in fostering loyalty and repeat business. Jessie and Angela underscore that client retention is not just about the initial sale but involves a continuous effort to keep customers engaged and satisfied, ultimately leading to a loyal client base that supports the business over time.**ANNOUNCEMENT** After nearly 3 years, the Marketing Moms podcast is sunsetting. We'd love to invite you to share any final comments, favorite memories, or questions with us for our final episode, 150. Email us at contact@marketingmoms.co or find us on Instagram @marketingmomspodcast by April 10, 2024 to be included. Say hello on Instagram! @marketingmomspodcast Snag the FREE Balance Journal at marketingmomspodcast.com/balance Grab the Marketing Moms book marketingmomsbook.com Check out past episodes at marketingmoms.co

In this episode, Jessie and Angela discuss the unrealistic expectations for constant growth in the mom entrepreneur space, especially in American culture. It critiques the pressure to achieve six or seven-figure incomes, emphasizing the importance of personal fulfillment and balance over financial success. They explore how these societal pressures conflict with the desire for a balanced life as a mom and business owner. They advocate for appreciating personal achievements and maintaining business satisfaction without succumbing to the relentless pursuit of growth. The conversation also touches on the distinction between being content with one's business and the constant push for expansion, emphasizing the importance of personal relationships and life satisfaction over mere financial gain.Love what do here? Want to continue the conversation on peace, balance, motherhood, and business while gaining support through it all? Check out the resources below! Say hello on Instagram! @marketingmomspodcast Snag the FREE Balance Journal at marketingmomspodcast.com/balance Grab the Marketing Moms book marketingmomsbook.com Check out past episodes at marketingmoms.co

In this episode, Jessie and Angela discuss strategies for diversifying business offerings for small business owners who have moved beyond the initial growth phase. The conversation focuses on expanding product lines and services in a way that's logical and beneficial for existing customers. They emphasize the importance of using the established customer base to introduce new, complementary offers or services.Key strategies discussed include collaboration with other service providers, developing add-ons, offering customization, and exploring niche markets. For example, a copywriter might collaborate with a designer to offer social media graphics and captions, or a web designer could offer a maintenance package post-website build. They also talk about the benefits of limited edition or seasonal offers, even for service-based businesses. The episode highlights the importance of enjoying the business process, having fun with it, and the opportunity to experiment with new ideas once a strong business foundation is established.Love what do here? Want to continue the conversation on peace, balance, motherhood, and business while gaining support through it all? Check out the resources below! Say hello on Instagram! @marketingmomspodcast Snag the FREE Balance Journal at marketingmomspodcast.com/balance Grab the Marketing Moms book marketingmomsbook.com Check out past episodes at marketingmoms.co

In this episode, Jessie and Angela focus on optimizing business processes for efficiency and scalability. Key topics include implementing automation to handle repetitive tasks, streamlining workflows by removing unnecessary steps, and investing in technology that aids efficiency. They also discuss the importance of continuous training for teams, data-driven decision making, and the need to regularly review and refine business processes. The conversation emphasizes the impact of these strategies on improving business operations and the importance of adapting them to individual business needs.Love what do here? Want to continue the conversation on peace, balance, motherhood, and business while gaining support through it all? Check out the resources below! Say hello on Instagram! @marketingmomspodcast Snag the FREE Balance Journal at marketingmomspodcast.com/balance Grab the Marketing Moms book marketingmomsbook.com Check out past episodes at marketingmoms.co

In this episode, Jessie and Angela discuss essential strategies for strengthening existing customer relationships, a critical aspect for businesses transitioning from the initial client acquisition phase to focusing on customer retention. They emphasize the importance of exceptional customer service, highlighting the need for empathetic and adaptable customer interactions, which can significantly impact a business's reputation through positive word-of-mouth and referrals. The discussion also covers the benefits of loyalty programs, particularly the value in rewarding long-standing customers rather than exclusively focusing on new ones. Personalized communication is another key point, with suggestions like tailored emails, handwritten notes, or personalized videos for new customers to show that their preferences and feedback are valued. They stress the importance of consistent engagement, such as sharing business updates and behind-the-scenes content to keep customers involved and connected to the brand. Additionally, they discuss the importance and challenges of actively seeking customer feedback to improve products and services, noting that while it can be difficult to receive, it is invaluable for business improvement. Throughout the episode, Jessie and Angela reflect on their experiences and practices, acknowledging areas for improvement in their approaches.Love what do here? Want to continue the conversation on peace, balance, motherhood, and business while gaining support through it all? Check out the resources below! Say hello on Instagram! @marketingmomspodcast Snag the FREE Balance Journal at marketingmomspodcast.com/balance Grab the Marketing Moms book marketingmomsbook.com Check out past episodes at marketingmoms.co

In this episode, Jessie and Angela discuss five key strategies for businesses transitioning from the startup to the growth phase. The focus areas include setting purposeful goals for a balanced work-family life, improving products or services based on customer feedback, streamlining operations for efficiency, building a strong team either through hiring or freelancers, and leveraging technology to enhance productivity and customer experience. The episode emphasizes the importance of these strategies for maintaining business growth while also focusing on personal and family time.RESOURCES:https://marketingmoms.co/how-to-make-a-goal-worthy/https://www.loom.comhttps://www.tango.us/Love what do here? Want to continue the conversation on peace, balance, motherhood, and business while gaining support through it all? Check out the resources below! Say hello on Instagram! @marketingmomspodcast Snag the FREE Balance Journal at marketingmomspodcast.com/balance Grab the Marketing Moms book marketingmomsbook.com Check out past episodes at marketingmoms.co

In this episode, Jessie and Angela discuss recognizing when a business transitions from the hustle phase to a period of slower growth and stability. They highlight three key signs: sales and revenue growth becoming more predictable, a shift from rapid expansion to optimizing and streamlining operations, and a greater emphasis on maintaining existing customer relationships. They share personal experiences and insights on this transition, emphasizing the importance of adapting to this new phase and its impact on personal and professional life.Love what do here? Want to continue the conversation on peace, balance, motherhood, and business while gaining support through it all? Check out the resources below! Say hello on Instagram! @marketingmomspodcast Snag the FREE Balance Journal at marketingmomspodcast.com/balance Grab the Marketing Moms book marketingmomsbook.com Check out past episodes at marketingmoms.co

In this episode, Jessie and Angela focus on setting realistic goals for balance. The discussion emphasizes the importance of setting goals that are not only ambitious but also achievable and relevant to individual circumstances. They introduce their "Balance Journal," which is designed to aid in setting balanced goals. The journal incorporates what they call the "5 P's of Balance": Prioritize, Plan, Protect, Persist, and Ponder. Each P represents a step in the goal-setting process:1. Prioritize: Identifying what's most important and aligning goals with these priorities.2. Plan: Breaking goals into manageable steps and considering potential obstacles.3. Protect: Preparing for and addressing potential obstacles to goals.4. Persist: Staying committed to goals even when challenges arise.5. Ponder: Reflecting on progress and adjusting goals as needed.They stress the importance of setting SMART goals (Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Realistic, Time-bound) and discuss strategies for maintaining motivation and accountability. The conversation also touches on the importance of enjoying the journey towards achieving these goals and not just focusing on the end results. The Balance Journal, available for free on their website, is designed to guide individuals through this process.RESOURCES:FREE Balance JournalPrioritize – Balance Ingredient #1Plan – Balance Ingredient #2Protect – Balance Ingredient #3 Persist – Balance Ingredient #4 How To Reassess Your GoalsLove what do here? Want to continue the conversation on peace, balance, motherhood, and business while gaining support through it all? Check out the resources below! Say hello on Instagram! @marketingmomspodcast Snag the FREE Balance Journal at marketingmomspodcast.com/balance Grab the Marketing Moms book marketingmomsbook.com Check out past episodes at marketingmoms.co

In this podcast episode, Angela and Jessie reveal a slight shift in the focus of their discussions. They emphasize a more intentional approach to their content, aiming to cater to mothers with established businesses rather than those in the initial growth phase. Jessie and Angela discuss the importance of balancing business growth with family time and the notion that it's acceptable to be satisfied with a business's current state, rather than constantly striving for expansion. They express a desire to connect with other mothers in similar situations, sharing experiences and advice for maintaining a business while enjoying family life. This change reflects their personal journeys and the stage they are at in their own businesses, advocating for a healthy balance between professional aspirations and family commitments.Love what do here? Want to continue the conversation on peace, balance, motherhood, and business while gaining support through it all? Check out the resources below! Say hello on Instagram! @marketingmomspodcast Snag the FREE Balance Journal at marketingmomspodcast.com/balance Grab the Marketing Moms book marketingmomsbook.com Check out past episodes at marketingmoms.co

In this podcast episode, Angela and Jessie discuss strategies for keeping kids engaged during the holiday break in modern ways. They share the challenges of managing work-from-home responsibilities while kids are on break. Angela and Jessie highlight the difference in children's entertainment now compared to their own childhoods, emphasizing the heavy reliance on digital devices. They suggest creative ways to engage kids, like involving them in pretend or actual business activities, such as taking photos for social media, writing captions, and using hashtags. Additionally, they propose introducing kids to Canva for designing holiday cards and tags, encouraging reading through digital books, and exploring educational websites or virtual museum tours. They also suggest teaching kids skills like cooking, typing, and using technology for educational purposes. The conversation reflects on the importance of balancing screen time with productive and creative activities, adapting to modern tools while instilling valuable skills in children.Love what do here? Want to continue the conversation on peace, balance, motherhood, and business while gaining support through it all? Check out the resources below! Say hello on Instagram! @marketingmomspodcast Snag the FREE Balance Journal at marketingmomspodcast.com/balance Grab the Marketing Moms book marketingmomsbook.com Check out past episodes at marketingmoms.co

In this episode, Jessie and Angela dive once again into various project management tools and their features, catering to different needs and preferences. They note things like suitability for individual use versus teams, pricing, and simplicity vs complexity. They emphasize choosing a tool that fits individual business needs and personal preferences, rather than a one-size-fits-all solution. The discussion reflects a deep understanding of the functionality and applicability of various project management tools, providing valuable insights for listeners who are entrepreneurs or freelancers seeking an effective way to manage their projects and teams. This is Part 2 of a two-part conversation. This episode covers Airtable, Jira, Height, Monday.com, Zoho Projects, Smartsheet, Notion, Teamwork, Basecamp, and Hive.Love what do here? Want to continue the conversation on peace, balance, motherhood, and business while gaining support through it all? Check out the resources below! Say hello on Instagram! @marketingmomspodcast Snag the FREE Balance Journal at marketingmomspodcast.com/balance Grab the Marketing Moms book marketingmomsbook.com Check out past episodes at marketingmoms.co

In this episode, Jessie and Angela discuss various project management tools and their features, catering to different needs and preferences. They note things like suitability for individual use versus teams, pricing, and simplicity vs complexity. They emphasize choosing a tool that fits individual business needs and personal preferences, rather than a one-size-fits-all solution. The discussion reflects a deep understanding of the functionality and applicability of various project management tools, providing valuable insights for listeners who are entrepreneurs or freelancers seeking an effective way to manage their projects and teams. This is Part 1 of a two-part conversation. This episode covers Marvin, Trello, Asana, ClickUp, Wrike, and ActiveCollab.Love what do here? Want to continue the conversation on peace, balance, motherhood, and business while gaining support through it all? Check out the resources below! Say hello on Instagram! @marketingmomspodcast Snag the FREE Balance Journal at marketingmomspodcast.com/balance Grab the Marketing Moms book marketingmomsbook.com Check out past episodes at marketingmoms.co

In this podcast episode, Jessie and Angela answer some Q&As on topics related to small businesses and personal development. They start by discussing the ethics and legalities of using customer emails from Etsy for newsletters, emphasizing the importance of consent and compliance with privacy laws like GDPR. Angela suggests sending an opt-in invitation email as a solution. They then move on to discuss hiring practices for virtual assistants, with Jessie encouraging confidence in one's abilities despite lack of experience. Angela adds that some business owners prefer hiring newbies for training and cost benefits. The conversation shifts to creating passive income streams, where Jessie suggests digital products like checklists or templates. Finally, they address the need for accountability in project management, recognizing that a lack of motivation might indicate deeper issues like burnout or disinterest in certain aspects of the work. They conclude by encouraging reflection and seeking help when needed.Resources: FREE TRAINING: "How Service Providers Can Use Sales Funnels & Digital Products To Scale Their Business WITHOUT Becoming An Agency" - https://www.marketingmomspodcast.com/scaleLove what do here? Want to continue the conversation on peace, balance, motherhood, and business while gaining support through it all? Check out the resources below! Say hello on Instagram! @marketingmomspodcast Snag the FREE Balance Journal at marketingmomspodcast.com/balance Grab the Marketing Moms book marketingmomsbook.com Check out past episodes at marketingmoms.co

In this episode, Angela and Jessie talk about managing holiday shopping, particularly around Black Friday and Cyber Monday. They recommend using email filters, creating a special folder for Black Friday deals, and having separate email accounts to keep promotions organized. They also suggest using a Christmas gift list app to track gifts, budgets, and avoid gift repetition. Discussing shopping strategies, they prefer online deals to avoid crowds, with Jessie opting for Black Friday over Cyber Monday for convenience. They mention the importance of supporting local businesses on Small Business Saturday despite their preference for online shopping to avoid in-store chaos.RESOURCES:- Christmas Gift Tracking App: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/christmas-gift-list-tracker/id1444504033Love what do here? Want to continue the conversation on peace, balance, motherhood, and business while gaining support through it all? Join us in the brand new membership - Marketing Moms Monthly - where you'll have access to a monthly private podcast episode, exclusive online community, a chance to get all your questions answered, resources, and more. Head over to MarketingMomsMonthly.com right now to claim your first month free. Say hello on Instagram! @marketingmomspodcast Snag the FREE Balance Journal at marketingmomspodcast.com/balance Grab the Marketing Moms book marketingmomsbook.com Check out past episodes at marketingmoms.co

In this episode, Jessie and Angela explore the impact of perception on reactions, relationships, and decision-making in their podcast. Drawing from Stephen R. Covey's work, they discuss how understanding others' backgrounds can shift one's views significantly. Angela ties this to parenting, emphasizing the importance of perspective-taking. They cover both the benefits and pitfalls of perception, from empowering one to learn from failures to the risks of overconfidence and complacency. The conversation also touches on red flags in relationships and teaching resilience to kids, ultimately highlighting the complexities and importance of perception in various life scenarios.RESOURCES:The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen R. CoveyLove what do here? Want to continue the conversation on peace, balance, motherhood, and business while gaining support through it all? Join us in the brand new membership - Marketing Moms Monthly - where you'll have access to a monthly private podcast episode, exclusive online community, a chance to get all your questions answered, resources, and more. Head over to MarketingMomsMonthly.com right now to claim your first month free. Say hello on Instagram! @marketingmomspodcast Snag the FREE Balance Journal at marketingmomspodcast.com/balance Grab the Marketing Moms book marketingmomsbook.com Check out past episodes at marketingmoms.co

In this episode, Jessie and Angela chat about the benefits and limitations of various project management systems like Asana, Trello, Amazing Marvin and ClickUp. The key points include the importance of real-time tracking, which Jessie finds valuable for resource allocation and task management. Angela highlights the limitations of her system, Amazing Marvin, which is not designed for team collaboration. Both agree that customizable features in project management systems are important, not just for individual preferences but also for team collaboration. They also touch on the value of software integration with tools like Slack and the necessity to think about scalability and future needs when choosing a platform. They agree that customization options in views, tasks, and workflow stages can make these systems adaptable to different needs within a team.Be sure to check out Marketing Moms Monthly for a more in-depth conversation about specific project management systems. Here are a few mentioned in today's episode:ClickUpTrelloAsanaAirtableLove what do here? Want to continue the conversation on peace, balance, motherhood, and business while gaining support through it all? Join us in the brand new membership - Marketing Moms Monthly - where you'll have access to a monthly private podcast episode, exclusive online community, a chance to get all your questions answered, resources, and more. Head over to MarketingMomsMonthly.com right now to claim your first month free. Say hello on Instagram! @marketingmomspodcast Snag the FREE Balance Journal at marketingmomspodcast.com/balance Grab the Marketing Moms book marketingmomsbook.com Check out past episodes at marketingmoms.co

In this podcast episode, Jessie and Angela discuss the challenges and potential benefits of structured journaling and goal-setting for busy moms. They critique a one-page productivity planner by high-performance coach Brendan Burchard, questioning its practicality for moms who have limited time. The episode explores the psychology behind such productivity methods and suggests that they may not be one-size-fits-all solutions. They advocate for more flexible, personalized approaches, such as focusing on one question per day or using visual reminders to prompt reflection. Overall, the episode emphasizes the importance of realistic and forgiving methods for busy moms to manage their lives without feeling overwhelmed or inadequate.Love what do here? Want to continue the conversation on peace, balance, motherhood, and business while gaining support through it all? Join us in the brand new membership - Marketing Moms Monthly - where you'll have access to a monthly private podcast episode, exclusive online community, a chance to get all your questions answered, resources, and more. Head over to MarketingMomsMonthly.com right now to claim your first month free. Say hello on Instagram! @marketingmomspodcast Snag the FREE Balance Journal at marketingmomspodcast.com/balance Grab the Marketing Moms book marketingmomsbook.com Check out past episodes at marketingmoms.co

In this episode, Angela and Jessie tackle the complexities of having a morning routine as busy moms. While they each have inadvertently formed daily habits, they discuss the pros and cons of a strict morning routine. Angela talks about the challenges of rigidity, and Jessie shares how a new puppy has changed her routine. They agree that a one-size-fits-all approach doesn't work and highlight the importance of flexibility, suggesting a balanced checklist of priorities might be more beneficial. For a more in-depth discussion, join their Marketing Moms Monthly membership where they discuss specific morning routines and examples for implementing priorities for busy moms.Love what do here? Want to continue the conversation on peace, balance, motherhood, and business while gaining support through it all? Join us in the brand new membership - Marketing Moms Monthly - where you'll have access to a monthly private podcast episode, exclusive online community, a chance to get all your questions answered, resources, and more. Head over to MarketingMomsMonthly.com right now to claim your first month free. Say hello on Instagram! @marketingmomspodcast Snag the FREE Balance Journal at marketingmomspodcast.com/balance Grab the Marketing Moms book marketingmomsbook.com Check out past episodes at marketingmoms.co

In this episode, Jessie and Angela discuss 8 specific tips for running a successful flash sale. They stress the importance of having clear goals to evaluate the sale's success, promoting across several communication channels, and not discounting so much it hurts profits. They also discuss making sure your checkout process can handle the increased traffic, having additional support ready during the sale for increased customer service issues, and making sure you keep everything as simple as possible for yourself and your customers. Overall, running a successful flash sale can help boost leads and move product, but it also takes some time and preparation to run as smoothly as possible.Love what do here? Want to continue the conversation on peace, balance, motherhood, and business while gaining support through it all? Join us in the brand new membership - Marketing Moms Monthly - where you'll have access to a monthly private podcast episode, exclusive online community, a chance to get all your questions answered, resources, and more. Head over to MarketingMomsMonthly.com right now to claim your first month free. Say hello on Instagram! @marketingmomspodcast Snag the FREE Balance Journal at marketingmomspodcast.com/balance Grab the Marketing Moms book marketingmomsbook.com Check out past episodes at marketingmoms.co

In this episode, Jessie and Angela discuss the importance of making the ordinary extraordinary in marketing. They share a story about how Harry Houdini's dramatic public stunts made him more memorable than his equally skilled brother, Hardeen. Jessie emphasizes the value of going the extra mile in your marketing efforts, not just doing the same as everyone else. They also talk about the importance of authenticity in connecting with your audience. Angela highlights that even though there are thousands of similar service providers, each has a unique style and way of doing things that can attract a particular customer base. Both agree that not everyone will resonate with your brand, and that's okay. The conversation also covers how different brands create unique perceptions through their marketing, even if they sell similar products.Love what do here? Want to continue the conversation on peace, balance, motherhood, and business while gaining support through it all? Join us in the brand new membership - Marketing Moms Monthly - where you'll have access to a monthly private podcast episode, exclusive online community, a chance to get all your questions answered, resources, and more. Head over to MarketingMomsMonthly.com right now to claim your first month free. Say hello on Instagram! @marketingmomspodcast Snag the FREE Balance Journal at marketingmomspodcast.com/balance Grab the Marketing Moms book marketingmomsbook.com Check out past episodes at marketingmoms.co

In this episode, Jessie and Angela focus on effective remote team management, highlighting the need for clear communication and regular check-ins. Jessie leverages her online education expertise to stress the importance of teaching SOPs and setting expectations. Both agree that digital tools like Slack or Microsoft Teams are vital for streamlined communication and project management. They advocate for video meetings to foster team culture and prevent tone misinterpretation, common in text-only exchanges. Emphasizing results over clocked time, they discuss the need for trust, autonomy, and adaptability, while also considering logistical issues like time zones and resource allocation.RESOURCES MENTIONED:Ep. 35 - Marketing Moms Talk: Freelancer vs EmployeeEp. 8 - Marketing Moms Talk: Project Management Systems at WorkLove what do here? Want to continue the conversation on peace, balance, motherhood, and business while gaining support through it all? Join us in the brand new membership - Marketing Moms Monthly - where you'll have access to a monthly private podcast episode, exclusive online community, a chance to get all your questions answered, resources, and more. Head over to MarketingMomsMonthly.com right now to claim your first month free. Say hello on Instagram! @marketingmomspodcast Snag the FREE Balance Journal at marketingmomspodcast.com/balance Grab the Marketing Moms book marketingmomsbook.com Check out past episodes at marketingmoms.co

In this episode, Jessie and Angela discuss the importance of seasonal marketing for small businesses. They stress that seasonal marketing is not just for big retailers; even small business owners should plan ahead for events like Black Friday. They advocate for using seasonal elements in social media posts and website headers to indicate that the business is current and relevant. Jessie and Angela also mention that seasonal marketing makes businesses feel more personal and connected to their audience. Finally, they suggest the idea of collaborating with other businesses for seasonal events or promotions, either in person or online.Love what do here? Want to continue the conversation on peace, balance, motherhood, and business while gaining support through it all? Join us in the brand new membership - Marketing Moms Monthly - where you'll have access to a monthly private podcast episode, exclusive online community, a chance to get all your questions answered, resources, and more. Head over to MarketingMomsMonthly.com right now to claim your first month free. Say hello on Instagram! @marketingmomspodcast Snag the FREE Balance Journal at marketingmomspodcast.com/balance Grab the Marketing Moms book marketingmomsbook.com Check out past episodes at marketingmoms.co

In this episode, Jessie and Angela dive into the crucial role of automation in online small businesses, particularly for solopreneurs. They emphasize the indispensability of social media and email marketing automation tools for tasks like posting and cart abandonment. The duo also advocates for automating customer reviews and surveys to streamline operations. They explore automation in inventory management, financial tasks, lead generation, analytics reporting, and even employee onboarding. The overarching theme is that automation not only simplifies tasks but also frees up valuable time for other money-making activities versus administrative tasks.Resources:ClickFunnels: marketingmoms.co/clickfunnels (affiliate link) - This is the software we use for many of our website pages and email marketing!Love what do here? Want to continue the conversation on peace, balance, motherhood, and business while gaining support through it all? Join us in the brand new membership - Marketing Moms Monthly - where you'll have access to a monthly private podcast episode, exclusive online community, a chance to get all your questions answered, resources, and more. Head over to MarketingMomsMonthly.com right now to claim your first month free. Say hello on Instagram! @marketingmomspodcast Snag the FREE Balance Journal at marketingmomspodcast.com/balance Grab the Marketing Moms book marketingmomsbook.com Check out past episodes at marketingmoms.co

This week, Jessie and Angela discuss multitasking and how on the surface it seems like a good idea, but underneath it actually leads to decreased productivity, larger chance for errors, and burnout. Angela suggests time-blocking and scheduled message-checking, while Jessie recommends the Eisenhower Matrix for task prioritization. Both warn against overcommitting, as it leads to stress and inefficiency. They also discuss "admin time" and turning off notifications to maintain focus. The episode concludes with a conversation on mindfulness, advocating for "practical woo" techniques to improve focus.FREE Balance Journal: https://www.marketingmomspodcast.com/balanceLove what do here? Want to continue the conversation on peace, balance, motherhood, and business while gaining support through it all? Join us in the brand new membership - Marketing Moms Monthly - where you'll have access to a monthly private podcast episode, exclusive online community, a chance to get all your questions answered, resources, and more. Head over to MarketingMomsMonthly.com right now to claim your first month free. Say hello on Instagram! @marketingmomspodcast Snag the FREE Balance Journal at marketingmomspodcast.com/balance Grab the Marketing Moms book marketingmomsbook.com Check out past episodes at marketingmoms.co

This week, Jessie and Angela discuss common misconceptions about starting an online business, including unnecessary traditional practices like creating a business plan right away. They highlight the importance of understanding some aspects, like local laws, but stress that the overall process should be simple. They also emphasize that starting a business doesn't require expensive equipment or complex strategies, but fulfilling a need and having a payment method. They recommend slowing down and staying true to personal goals, suggesting books like "Company of One" and "Fix This Next" for guidance. Lastly, they promote the idea of having business besties for sharing ideas and support.Fix This Next: Make the Vital Change That Will Level Up Your Business by Mike Michalowicz https://www.amazon.com/Fix-This-Next-Change-Business/dp/0593084411Company Of One: Why Staying Small Is the Next Big Thing for Business by Paul Jarvis https://www.amazon.com/Company-One-Staying-Small-Business/dp/1328972356 Love what do here? Want to continue the conversation on peace, balance, motherhood, and business while gaining support through it all? Join us in the brand new membership - Marketing Moms Monthly - where you'll have access to a monthly private podcast episode, exclusive online community, a chance to get all your questions answered, resources, and more. Head over to MarketingMomsMonthly.com right now to claim your first month free. Say hello on Instagram! @marketingmomspodcast Snag the FREE Balance Journal at marketingmomspodcast.com/balance Grab the Marketing Moms book marketingmomsbook.com Check out past episodes at marketingmoms.co

This week, Jessie and Angela chat about selecting the best social media platform for your business. It involves understanding your target audience and their online behavior. Platforms like Instagram and TikTok appeal to younger demographics, while LinkedIn caters to professionals, and Facebook has a broader reach. Experimentation and engagement analysis can help in refining the platform choice for your specific brand. Regional platforms and niche sites, such as Pinterest and Reddit, should also be considered depending on the business goals. Overall, aligning the platform with your audience's interests, age, and preferences is key to successful social media marketing, while selecting a platform that aligns with your own posting style. Love what do here? Want to continue the conversation on peace, balance, motherhood, and business while gaining support through it all? Join us in the brand new membership - Marketing Moms Monthly - where you'll have access to a monthly private podcast episode, exclusive online community, a chance to get all your questions answered, resources, and more. Head over to MarketingMomsMonthly.com right now to claim your first month free. Say hello on Instagram! @marketingmomspodcast Snag the FREE Balance Journal at marketingmomspodcast.com/balance Grab the Marketing Moms book marketingmomsbook.com Check out past episodes at marketingmoms.co

This week, Jessie and Angela chat about the unfortunate time Jessie fell for a scam and why scammers can be so convincing. Scammers possess a deep understanding of human psychology, enabling them to manipulate emotions like fear, greed, and compassion. They prepare thoroughly, often using genuine-looking materials and rehearsed scripts. Their tactics include impersonating authority figures and creating a false sense of urgency to bypass rational thinking. Modern technology further amplifies their reach and sophistication, allowing them to target vulnerable populations globally. To counteract scams, awareness, skepticism, and information-sharing are essential.To hear how each of these scammy tactics can be turned into legit marketing tactics of legal and ethical businesses, be sure to join Marketing Moms Monthly at https://marketingmomsmonthly.com and hear part 2 of the conversation.RESOURCES MENTIONEDhttps://reportfraud.ftc.gov/Love what do here? Want to continue the conversation on peace, balance, motherhood, and business while gaining support through it all? Join us in the brand new membership - Marketing Moms Monthly - where you'll have access to a monthly private podcast episode, exclusive online community, a chance to get all your questions answered, resources, and more. Head over to MarketingMomsMonthly.com right now to claim your first month free. Say hello on Instagram! @marketingmomspodcast Snag the FREE Balance Journal at marketingmomspodcast.com/balance Grab the Marketing Moms book marketingmomsbook.com Check out past episodes at marketingmoms.co

This week, Jessie and Angela chat about why finding the right niche is vital for standing out in a crowded market and how to align it with your strengths and passions. By conducting thorough market research, you can identify gaps and specific problems that need solutions. It's essential to validate the niche's profitability and test the concept with some trial runs. Continuously adapting based on feedback and market changes ensures this is something you can do for years to come. Ultimately, a well-chosen niche can be the key to business success and personal fulfillment.Love what do here? Want to continue the conversation on peace, balance, motherhood, and business while gaining support through it all? Join us in the brand new membership - Marketing Moms Monthly - where you'll have access to a monthly private podcast episode, exclusive online community, a chance to get all your questions answered, resources, and more. Head over to MarketingMomsMonthly.com right now to claim your first month free. Say hello on Instagram! @marketingmomspodcast Snag the FREE Balance Journal at marketingmomspodcast.com/balance Grab the Marketing Moms book marketingmomsbook.com Check out past episodes at marketingmoms.co

This week, Jessie and Angela had a discussion about the importance of child privacy on social media. They shared their strategies for preserving their children's privacy, such as checking with family members before posting photos and using stickers to obscure faces in images. They voiced concerns about the potentially permanent and uncontrollable nature of online content, especially in the context of AI technologies scraping images from the internet. They also highlighted the tension between sharing their maternal experiences and the possible impact on their children. Ultimately, they made it clear that whatever is best for you and your family doesn't have to be what's best for anyone else. Love what do here? Want to continue the conversation on peace, balance, motherhood, and business while gaining support through it all? Join us in the brand new membership - Marketing Moms Monthly - where you'll have access to a monthly private podcast episode, exclusive online community, a chance to get all your questions answered, resources, and more. Head over to MarketingMomsMonthly.com right now to claim your first month free. Say hello on Instagram! @marketingmomspodcast Snag the FREE Balance Journal at marketingmomspodcast.com/balance Grab the Marketing Moms book marketingmomsbook.com Check out past episodes at marketingmoms.co

This week, Angela and Jessie discuss the realistic use of AI, highlighting its benefits for idea generation and practical tasks, while expressing concerns about its limitations and potential copyright issues. They discuss the importance of understanding new platforms and AI tools before using them extensively, referencing personal experiences with tools like GPT-3, DALL-E, Goblin Tools, and Reclaim. They suggest that specialized AI tools offer a more satisfying user experience compared to multi-purpose ones. They end by encouraging responsible use of AI and inviting their audience to share their experiences with AI.Love what do here? Want to continue the conversation on peace, balance, motherhood, and business while gaining support through it all? Join us in the brand new membership - Marketing Moms Monthly - where you'll have access to a monthly private podcast episode, exclusive online community, a chance to get all your questions answered, resources, and more. Head over to MarketingMomsMonthly.com right now to claim your first month free. Say hello on Instagram! @marketingmomspodcast Snag the FREE Balance Journal at marketingmomspodcast.com/balance Grab the Marketing Moms book marketingmomsbook.com Check out past episodes at marketingmoms.co

In this episode, Jessie and Angela delve into the challenging yet essential aspects of understanding when it's time to shift gears and let go. They champion the concept that giving up can often be a strategic move rather than a defeat, reframing it as an act of bravery that's necessary to achieve greater success. They explore the signs that indicate a need for change, such as consistent lack of progress, the cost outweighing the benefits, or a detrimental impact on well-being. Emphasizing the importance of aligning personal values with one's pursuits, Jessie and Angela underscore the strength in recognizing and responding to the need for change, and how this strategic redirection can often be the key to unlocking new pathways to success.Love what do here? Want to continue the conversation on peace, balance, motherhood, and business while gaining support through it all? Join us in the brand new membership - Marketing Moms Monthly - where you'll have access to a monthly private podcast episode, exclusive online community, a chance to get all your questions answered, resources, and more. Head over to MarketingMomsMonthly.com right now to claim your first month free. Say hello on Instagram! @marketingmomspodcast Snag the FREE Balance Journal at marketingmomspodcast.com/balance Grab the Marketing Moms book marketingmomsbook.com Check out past episodes at marketingmoms.co

In this episode of the Marketing Moms podcast, Angela and Jessie discuss the idea of 'moving from your vision, not toward it,' something Jessie recently heard during the filming of the Get Your Revenge Body Challenge. They explore how this concept applies to a range of situations, from adopting healthier lifestyles to starting businesses. Jessie shares her experiences in embodying her roles, such as being a watercolor artist or a business owner, regardless of her skill level or business size. The hosts also discuss the importance of acting as if you are already in the role you aspire to, a concept supported by the book "Anti-Time Management" by Richie Norton. In addition, the hosts emphasize the importance of having a supportive network when striving to achieve your goals, and the need to fully commit without a backup plan to ensure success. They conclude by reiterating that your worth and ability aren't dependent on reaching a certain milestone but rather on embracing and embodying your vision from the onset.Get Your Revenge Body Challenge: https://www.getyourrevengebody.comAnti-Time Management by Richie Norton: https://marketingmoms.co/antitimemanagementLove what do here? Want to continue the conversation on peace, balance, motherhood, and business while gaining support through it all? Join us in the brand new membership - Marketing Moms Monthly - where you'll have access to a monthly private podcast episode, exclusive online community, a chance to get all your questions answered, resources, and more. Head over to MarketingMomsMonthly.com right now to claim your first month free. Say hello on Instagram! @marketingmomspodcast Snag the FREE Balance Journal at marketingmomspodcast.com/balance Grab the Marketing Moms book marketingmomsbook.com Check out past episodes at marketingmoms.co

This week, Angela and Jessie tackle several topics pertinent to working parents and entrepreneurs. They advise setting boundaries for client calls and scheduling family time, recommending communication with extended family for planned playdates. The hosts highlight solving known problems and gradually developing skills when starting a business, citing affiliate marketing as a potential path, though it requires robust social media or blog activity. Parenting strategies such as personalized morning routines for children and creating calm environments are emphasized, along with warming up inactive email lists via relationship-building emails for effective list management. Love what do here? Want to continue the conversation on peace, balance, motherhood, and business while gaining support through it all? Join us in the brand new membership - Marketing Moms Monthly - where you'll have access to a monthly private podcast episode, exclusive online community, a chance to get all your questions answered, resources, and more. Head over to MarketingMomsMonthly.com right now to claim your first month free. Say hello on Instagram! @marketingmomspodcast Snag the FREE Balance Journal at marketingmomspodcast.com/balance Grab the Marketing Moms book marketingmomsbook.com Check out past episodes at marketingmoms.co

In this episode, Kara Charron, a successful entrepreneur, shares her inspiring story of overcoming personal and professional setbacks with podcast hosts Jessie and Angela. Having built a multimillion-dollar business, lost it all, and then rebuilt it, Kara speaks candidly about her journey. As a mother, she juggled her responsibilities and faced the burnout from working and being a mother. When her business came crashing down, Kara and her family moved from their luxurious mansion to a small house in a town, representing a new beginning. Despite having to file for bankruptcy and face debt, she recalls the support from her husband who highlighted the importance of their family above all. Using this period as an opportunity for personal growth and reconnection with her children, Kara turned her life around by investing in personal development and learning more about internet marketing. She successfully navigated the challenges and mindset blocks that came her way and emerged stronger, ready to guide other entrepreneurs on a similar path.To learn more about Kara, visit https://karacharron.com/ and be sure to grab her gratitude journal at https://beethebestyoujournal.com/ Love what do here? Want to continue the conversation on peace, balance, motherhood, and business while gaining support through it all? Join us in the brand new membership - Marketing Moms Monthly - where you'll have access to a monthly private podcast episode, exclusive online community, a chance to get all your questions answered, resources, and more. Head over to MarketingMomsMonthly.com right now to claim your first month free. Say hello on Instagram! @marketingmomspodcast Snag the FREE Balance Journal at marketingmomspodcast.com/balance Grab the Marketing Moms book marketingmomsbook.com Check out past episodes at marketingmoms.co

Social media has fundamentally reshaped the digital landscape, creating unique channels for businesses to connect and engage with their potential customers. This digital transformation was the key topic in this week's episode, where Jessie and Angela highlighted the importance of authenticity and personal connection, beyond strategic content planning. They recommend various strategies such as sharing behind-the-scenes insights, customer testimonials, local vendor spotlights, and industry insights. Other ideas include hosting Q&A sessions, sharing roundups of industry-related resources, and charity initiatives. Businesses should also focus on celebrating company milestones, promoting local events, and sharing user experiences or case studies. Seasonal and comparison content, personal stories, employees' achievements, product usage tips, and company mission statements were also suggested to enhance audience engagement. They underline that fostering genuine connections with the audience is key, achieved through building trust and familiarity, not just promoting products or services.Love what do here? Want to continue the conversation on peace, balance, motherhood, and business while gaining support through it all? Join us in the brand new membership - Marketing Moms Monthly - where you'll have access to a monthly private podcast episode, exclusive online community, a chance to get all your questions answered, resources, and more. Head over to MarketingMomsMonthly.com right now to claim your first month free. Say hello on Instagram! @marketingmomspodcast Snag the FREE Balance Journal at marketingmomspodcast.com/balance Grab the Marketing Moms book marketingmomsbook.com Check out past episodes at marketingmoms.co

In this episode, Jessie and Angela discuss the misconception of partnerships being a fifty-fifty effort. They explore the idea that in any form of partnership—marital, professional, or parental—energy investment, kindness, and patience aren't always evenly distributed. One party might only be able to contribute 20% some days, which necessitates the other to cover the remaining 80%. They recognize the importance of open communication to quantify where each partner stands in their capacity to contribute. This honesty allows both parties to adjust their expectations and strategies accordingly. Moreover, they note that this understanding could be applied to various relationships, including those with children, who have varying energy levels and capacities. They conclude by challenging listeners to consider this concept in their own relationships and observe any changes in attitudes and dynamics.Instagram accounts noted on the show:Tim Ferris's interview with Brené Brown: https://www.instagram.com/p/CtHIjTXg5Bp/@TimFerriss - https://www.instagram.com/timferriss/@BreneBrown - https://www.instagram.com/brenebrown/Love what do here? Want to continue the conversation on peace, balance, motherhood, and business while gaining support through it all? Join us in the brand new membership - Marketing Moms Monthly - where you'll have access to a monthly private podcast episode, exclusive online community, a chance to get all your questions answered, resources, and more. Head over to MarketingMomsMonthly.com right now to claim your first month free. Say hello on Instagram! @marketingmomspodcast Snag the FREE Balance Journal at marketingmomspodcast.com/balance Grab the Marketing Moms book marketingmomsbook.com Check out past episodes at marketingmoms.co

In their discussion on productivity profiles, Jessie and Angela explore the concepts of procrastination, precrastination, and perfectionism, using personal experiences and concepts from the book "Anti-Time Management" by Richie Norton. They break down each profile: a procrastinator delays tasks, precrastinators act immediately due to anxiousness, and perfectionists use avoidance because they fear imperfect results. While recognizing their own tendencies towards procrastination and perfectionism, the hosts suggest that no profile is inherently negative. Instead, they propose that each can be harnessed effectively: procrastinators can set personal deadlines, precrastinators can create start-time rules once they have all the necessary information, and perfectionists can learn to accept "done" instead of "perfect". The hosts also highlight the benefits of accountability and project management tools to improve productivity, regardless of one's default profile.RESOURCES:“Anti-Time Management” by Richie NortonLove what do here? Want to continue the conversation on peace, balance, motherhood, and business while gaining support through it all? Join us in the brand new membership - Marketing Moms Monthly - where you'll have access to a monthly private podcast episode, exclusive online community, a chance to get all your questions answered, resources, and more. Head over to MarketingMomsMonthly.com right now to claim your first month free. Say hello on Instagram! @marketingmomspodcast Snag the FREE Balance Journal at marketingmomspodcast.com/balance Grab the Marketing Moms book marketingmomsbook.com Check out past episodes at marketingmoms.co

In this episode, Jessie and Angela discuss recognizing, confronting, and managing burnout, emphasizing the importance of accepting burnout rather than being in denial. They explore the misconception that burnout exclusively results from being overly busy or overcommitted, highlighting that even in quieter times, feelings of burnout can emerge unexpectedly. Practical strategies to prevent burnout include ensuring basic self-care, prioritizing mental health through activities like reading or watching TV, setting boundaries in personal and work relationships, effectively managing workload, taking breaks, and reassessing one's lifestyle. They encourage seeking professional help if feelings of burnout become overwhelming and prolonged and chat about the importance of modeling good mental health strategies for children.Love what do here? Want to continue the conversation on peace, balance, motherhood, and business while gaining support through it all? Join us in the brand new membership - Marketing Moms Monthly - where you'll have access to a monthly private podcast episode, exclusive online community, a chance to get all your questions answered, resources, and more. Head over to MarketingMomsMonthly.com right now to claim your first month free. Say hello on Instagram! @marketingmomspodcast Snag the FREE Balance Journal at marketingmomspodcast.com/balance Grab the Marketing Moms book marketingmomsbook.com Check out past episodes at marketingmoms.co

In this episode, Jessie and Angela shared a relatable discussion on the struggles of managing a busy family's schedule during the transition into summer and the complications that come with it. They featured an interview with a special guest, Jazmin, a member of their Marketing Moms Monthly community. Jazmin, a mom of 6, provided insight into how she organizes her family's schedule, highlighting the use of the Cozi scheduling app. Angela added her personal experience with the Cozi app, chatting about its features including color coding and grocery list sections. They acknowledged the challenge of getting all family members on board with a new system like Cozi, but agreed it can be a game-changer, especially with older children. Love what do here? Want to continue the conversation on peace, balance, motherhood, and business while gaining support through it all? Join us in the brand new membership - Marketing Moms Monthly - where you'll have access to a monthly private podcast episode, exclusive online community, a chance to get all your questions answered, resources, and more. Head over to MarketingMomsMonthly.com right now to claim your first month free. Say hello on Instagram! @marketingmomspodcast Snag the FREE Balance Journal at marketingmomspodcast.com/balance Grab the Marketing Moms book marketingmomsbook.com Check out past episodes at marketingmoms.co

In this episode, Jessie and Angela chat about different strategies and opportunities for making an extra $1000 per month. They explore options such as freelance work, where individuals with skills in writing, graphic design, or web development can offer their services on platforms like Upwork, Fiverr, or Freelancer. They also discussed virtual assistant work, online tutoring, creating online courses, and offering coaching services. Another avenue they explored was selling products on platforms like Amazon or eBay, either by setting up an online store or selling items for a commission at garage sales. They also considered affiliate marketing, renting out a spare room on Airbnb, pet sitting or dog walking services, delivery driving, and yard work. With a wide range of possibilities, Jessie and Angela aimed to provide practical advice and insights on how to generate additional income.Love what do here? Want to continue the conversation on peace, balance, motherhood, and business while gaining support through it all? Join us in the brand new membership - Marketing Moms Monthly - where you'll have access to a monthly private podcast episode, exclusive online community, a chance to get all your questions answered, resources, and more. Head over to MarketingMomsMonthly.com right now to claim your first month free. Say hello on Instagram! @marketingmomspodcast Snag the FREE Balance Journal at marketingmomspodcast.com/balance Grab the Marketing Moms book marketingmomsbook.com Check out past episodes at marketingmoms.co

In this episode, Jessie and Angela reflect on the 10 hard lessons they learned from hosting 100 podcast episodes. Everything from acknowledging tech issues WILL occur (and then having several happen during this episode's recording) to how they are role models not just for their listeners, but for their children as well. Join in as they chat about unexpected challenges and necessary growth opportunities.Love what do here? Want to continue the conversation on peace, balance, motherhood, and business while gaining support through it all? Join us in the brand new membership - Marketing Moms Monthly - where you'll have access to a monthly private podcast episode, exclusive online community, a chance to get all your questions answered, resources, and more. Head over to MarketingMomsMonthly.com right now to claim your first month free. Say hello on Instagram! @marketingmomspodcast Snag the FREE Balance Journal at marketingmomspodcast.com/balance Grab the Marketing Moms book marketingmomsbook.com Check out past episodes at marketingmoms.co

In this episode, Jessie and Angela chat about the phrase “those who can't do, teach” and how it suggests teaching is a fallback for those who don't have the skills to do something. However, this statement is a lie. Jessie and Angela share their two cents on this statement and explain teaching requires skill, knowledge, and expertise on a topic. In fact, the “those who can't do, teach” phrase is just a means of putting others down, and has no basis in fact at all. This episode is a pep talk to ignore those that try to put you down, and if you have a passion and message to share with the world, you are most certainly qualified to do so.Love what do here? Want to continue the conversation on peace, balance, motherhood, and business while gaining support through it all? Join us in the brand new membership - Marketing Moms Monthly - where you'll have access to a monthly private podcast episode, exclusive online community, a chance to get all your questions answered, resources, and more. Head over to MarketingMomsMonthly.com right now to claim your first month free. Say hello on Instagram! @marketingmomspodcast Snag the FREE Balance Journal at marketingmomspodcast.com/balance Grab the Marketing Moms book marketingmomsbook.com Check out past episodes at marketingmoms.co

It's episode 100 of the Marketing Moms podcast!!!!! Thank you SO MUCH for hanging in there with us for these last 100 episodes. In this special over TWO HOUR episode, we explore the challenges and triumphs of working from home when school's out and the kids are home. We'll talk to a diverse group of parents who share their firsthand experiences, tips, and life hacks for navigating the delicate balance between professional responsibilities and family life. Discover how to create a healthy work-life integration, foster a supportive environment, and keep your sanity during those busy, kid-filled days at home.And if you're ready for even more episodes just like this one, be sure to check out our new membership, Marketing Moms Monthly, and get your first month free! Head over to https://marketingmomsmonthly.com. Check out our special guests from the episode!Randee Moulin -  https://www.amare.com/120303Karen Bemmes - https://www.movingtowardbetter.com/Carrie Sobczak - https://www.facebook.com/carantcoachingLaura Van Den Hurk - https://ca.linkedin.com/in/lauravandenhurkcpaAngela Matsuhiro - https://www.instagram.com/Angelahmatsuhiro/ Love what do here? Want to continue the conversation on peace, balance, motherhood, and business while gaining support through it all? Join us in the brand new membership - Marketing Moms Monthly - where you'll have access to a monthly private podcast episode, exclusive online community, a chance to get all your questions answered, resources, and more. Head over to MarketingMomsMonthly.com right now to claim your first month free. Say hello on Instagram! @marketingmomspodcast Snag the FREE Balance Journal at marketingmomspodcast.com/balance Grab the Marketing Moms book marketingmomsbook.com Check out past episodes at marketingmoms.co