Podcast appearances and mentions of dianna huff

My jaw dropped when I learned what was happening to the manufacturing industry. I didn't realize that everything had been off-shored. So in 2015, I made the commitment to buy only products made in the USA. -Dianna Huff Born and raised in California, Dianna Huff had the kind of childhood that remains difficult to talk about to this day. She was fortunate to have an English teacher who told her she could write and a guidance counselor who insisted she apply to college. Fortunately, Dianna was admitted to a California state college under the EOP: Educational Opportunity Program based on her financial need. Now the President of Huff Industries, www.huffindustrialmarketing she is blazing a trail for women in the manufacturing industry and her focus is helping businesses that make their products in the United States www.keepitmadeusa.com. The pandemic launched a worldwide shipping crisis making Americans acutely aware that much of what we use every day is not made here. In fact, only 3% of clothing is made in the USA and what Dianna calls the “paying field” is not level. Manufacturers in the USA have a very hard time competing with products coming in from other countries for pennies on the dollar. Filled with inspiring stories of her life, this interview includes stories from Dianna about how her local library card and books saved her, giving her a window into a whole new world where she could imagine accomplishing great things. Says Dianna “Never, ever doubt yourself. If you can survive a terrible childhood or any kind of adversity, you can survive anything.” For more wisdom you can use, just hit that download button. #keepitmadeUSA #madeintheUSA #manufacturing #entreprenuer #womeninbusiness

People often believe that supporting US manufacturers is a lot harder to do than it really is. To explain how this is easier than you think, today we are joined by Dianna Huff. Dianna is the founder and president of Huff Industrial Marketing. In this episode, she describes her long career in manufacturing and how she came to found her company. In her efforts to stimulate job creation in the USA, Dianna made a commitment to support manufacturers by buying ‘Made in the USA' wherever possible. To encourage others to do the same she also started her blog Keep it Made in the USA. Tuning in you'll hear about some of the services provided by Huff Industrial Marketing and what mistakes many manufacturing businesses are making when it comes to their websites and trying to attract new employees. We also discuss how the nature of jobs in the manufacturing industry has changed over the past few decades, some of the recent trends Dianna has identified in American manufacturing, and how US manufacturers are benefiting from filling in the gaps created by the supply chain issues. To hear two incredible success stories of American manufacturers and to find out what steps you can take to support more US manufacturers, tune in today! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

People often believe that supporting US manufacturers is a lot harder to do than it really is. To explain how this is easier than you think, today we are joined by Dianna Huff. Dianna is the founder and president of Huff Industrial Marketing. In this episode, she describes her long career in manufacturing and how she came to found her company. In her efforts to stimulate job creation in the USA, Dianna made a commitment to support manufacturers by buying ‘Made in the USA' wherever possible. To encourage others to do the same she also started her blog Keep it Made in the USA. Tuning in you'll hear about some of the services provided by Huff Industrial Marketing and what mistakes many manufacturing businesses are making when it comes to their websites and trying to attract new employees. We also discuss how the nature of jobs in the manufacturing industry has changed over the past few decades, some of the recent trends Dianna has identified in American manufacturing, and how US manufacturers are benefiting from filling in the gaps created by the supply chain issues. To hear two incredible success stories of American manufacturers and to find out what steps you can take to support more US manufacturers, tune in today! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today, we will be interviewing Dianna Huff, Co-founder and Editor of Manufacturing Marketing Magazine. Dianna is also the president of Huff Industrial Marketing, Inc. which helps small, family-owned industrial manufacturers market, grow and succeed. She’s also the author of the recently published Cash Flow for Freelancers: an 87-page guide for learning how to ride the highs and lows of project-based, variable income with less gut-wrenching uncertainty.

Visit EOFire.com for complete show notes of every Podcast episode. Dianna, president of Huff Industrial Marketing, Inc., helps small, family-owned industrial manufacturers market, grow and succeed. She’s also the author of the recently published Cash Flow for Freelancers: an 87-page guide for learning how to ride the highs and lows of project-based, variable income with less gut-wrenching uncertainty.

Have you ever tracked your prospect inquiries over a period of time? You’d be surprised how many insights you can get out of this simple exercise! In this interview, my good friend Dianna Huff shares her results from her own inquiry-tracking effort. And she details the eye-opening insights that came out of this.

Dianna, president of Huff Industrial Marketing, Inc., helps small, family-owned industrial manufacturers market, grow and succeed. She’s also the author of the recently published Cash Flow for Freelancers: an 87-page guide for learning how to ride the highs and lows of project-based, variable income with less gut-wrenching uncertainty.

B2B copywriting expert and author Dianna Huff joins Steve Slaunwhite to discuss how important confidence is when discussing pricing with a prospective client and how you can be more confident when talking with prospects.

If your unpredictable income makes your life a roller coaster, you're not alone. In today's podcast interview, Ilise Benun of Marketing-Mentor.com talks with freelance marketing strategist, Dianna Huff, about her new guide, Cashflow for Freelancers, in which she shares what she's learned about evening out her own cash flow. And if you like what you hear, sign up for Ilise's new free ecourse here.

This is part two of a two-part series on money and freelancing. In part one Dianna Huff talked about how to when you have a variable income. Today's episode is a bit different. We get into the mindset of earning more as a freelance professional. My guest is Rhonda Page. Rhonda is an ideator, clarifier and forward thinker. She’s worked at top graphic design and branding firms for 25 years, and brought them hundreds of thousands of dollars in new business along the way.

As freelancers we don't have the luxury of a fixed paycheck.  Even when you're booking work like crazy, your cash flow is going to be irregular.  Sometimes unpredictable.  This is an issue that financial experts and money-management books rarely address. They're geared to helping people with steady paychecks—NOT self-employed professionals.  In this episode you'll hear from my friend and colleague Dianna Huff. Dianna has been trying to solve this cash flow dilemma for years. And she's come up with some very specific and realistic strategies for those of us who earn a variable income.  This is part one of a two-part series on the topic of money—something we haven't addressed enough in this podcast until now. 

My guest on the podcast, Dianna Huff, is an award-winning digital marketing consultant. She’s also a thought leader who has made content contributions in well-known digital publications such as Forbes, BtoB, Response Magazine, Content Marketing Institute, MarketingSherpa, Marketing Profs, Clickz, Search Engine Watch and Search Engine News. Dianna launched her marketing communications consulting practice in […] The post How to Narrow Your Marketing Focus, Stand Out and Profit: Dianna Huff Shares Her Story appeared first on Smart Solo Business.

I remember when one of my female colleagues first told me about the struggles many self-employed women face. It was about 10 years ago. "Yes, there's discrimination," she said. "But much of it is self-sabotage. We just weren't brought up like men. We're not supposed to be driven and assertive." I was shocked. Yet the more I talked with other women freelancers and entrepreneurs, the more I realized that this is a huge issue. We've addressed this issue before here at the Academy. In fact, Dianna Huff's detailed post a few years ago is one of the most shared articles on our website. But in this week's episode my pal Coach Jenn Lee shares a few more insights on the issue — along with a few great ideas for breaking out of this cycle.  

Dianna Huff is a B2B marketing consultant who has been helping B2B companies market themselves since 1986. Since then she has specialized in web based marketing tactics for business to business companies. Not only does she know the proven B2B marketing tactics that work, but she also has the real world knowledge and expertise to help you grow your business. Dianna is an in demand speaker and trainer as well as being the recipient of many prestigious industry awards. She is also the author of several popular eBook publications. In this interview I ask Dianna how B2B companies can use the internet to get themselves out there and land more business.

SEO is one of those topics that I have a love/hate relationship with. It can be fun to optimize a website for the search engines. But the constantly changing rules drive me nuts! What worked yesterday will get you in trouble with Google today. It's a maddening cycle! Yet I have to admit that there is great value in knowing how to optimize your OWN freelancer website. And fortunately, the time to do that has never been better, thanks to the big fundamental changes Google has made over the last couple of years. To explain these changes and how you can use them to your advantage, I've brought in my good friend Dianna Huff to the show. Dianna is a seasoned SEO pro who works with small business owners and midsize companies drive more traffic to their websites, generate more leads and get more business. If you're already an SEO expert, this may not be for you. But if you want to better understand what's going on with SEO and how it will impact you as a freelance business writer, then I think you'll find this interview interesting, practical and helpful.