Podcast appearances and mentions of kayla hollatz

Are you experiencing slow growth in your business? In this episode, my guest Kayla Hollatz shares why slow growth is not a bad thing. Kayla is a copywriter and website strategist, and we have a much-needed conversation about how to honor ourselves and lead with intention in everything we do. Kayla also shares how she has evolved after walking through the hardest season of her life, why it's important to embrace your current pace and trust the process, and other powerful insights that business owners need to hear. The Independent Business podcast is powered by HoneyBook, the all-in-one platform for anyone with clients. Book clients, manage projects, get paid faster, and have business flow your way with HoneyBook. Use the code PODCAST to get 20% off your first year as a new member.Connect with the guestWebsite: kaylahollatz.comInstagram: www.instagram.com/kaylahollatz Three MPH: threemph.comConnect with the hostWebsite: podcast.honeybook.comInstagram: instagram.com/honeybookInstagram: instagram.com/akuakonadu_ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Holding valuable friendships as an adult is hard, but navigating them is even harder. In today's episode, two of my dear friends, LaShonda Brown and Kayla Hollatz join me to talk about how they make friends, build relationships, and recognize value in their friendships in adulthood.You can review the full show notes and transcript at akuakonadu.comConnect with LaShonda:lashondabrown.comyoutube.com/c/LaShondaMBrowninstagram.com/lashondambrownConnect with Kayla:Kaylahollatz.cominstagram.com/kaylahollatzConnect with Akua:akuakonadu.cominstagram.com/akuakonadu_ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Do you ever struggle to find the right words when you sit down to write a post for your social media or email list? Do you feel like your written content just isn't aligning with your brand? Maybe you just feel like you are struggling to find your voice or sound like yourself. Whether you've just started a business or you've been running one for a while, writing for your website, social, and email can be a daunting task.    On today's show Kristi sat down with copywriter and ghost writer Kayla Hollatz to talk all about brand voice and developing your style and vibe for your written content. Kayla does her work with clients to help them make their content look, feel, and sound like them! In addition to helping her clients match their written content to the look, feel and style of their business she works to ensure they are getting the best SEO value from their content. We talked to her about her process, how she is able to write in someone else's voice and she shares some tips and tricks to help you with your voice so you can rock your content!    On top of being an amazingly talented writer Kayla is also a voracious reader; she has read over 100 books this year! Amazing! You can follow her Bookstagram @okayletsread. You can find Kayla Hollatz at www.kaylahollatz.com and @kaylahollatz on Instagram

You've created beautiful websites for both you and your clients, but are you optimizing your website strategy for better conversions? Copywriter and strategist, Kayla Hollatz joins me for a really powerful conversation to share how you can create impactful copy for your website to help guide your website visitors to convert into customers. Listen in […] The post Episode 201: Website Strategy for Better Conversions with Kayla Hollatz appeared first on b is for bonnie design | brand design, strategy & education for creative boss ladies.

Kayla Hollatz is a copywriter and website strategist for entrepreneurs—and also one of Interact's very first strategic partners. Kayla comes from a long line of farmers and agriculture workers and is a first generation entrepreneur. Working tediously for hours on end was something that was engraved in her from a young age, but today, Kayla share her story of how she learned to shift her mindset to grow her business sustainably and avoid entrepreneurial burnout. Kayla Hollatz website: https://kaylahollatz.com/

Kayla Hollatz is a copywriter and website strategist for entrepreneurs—and also one of Interact's very first strategic partners. Kayla comes from a long line of farmers and agriculture workers and is a first generation entrepreneur. Working tediously for hours on end was something that was engraved in her from a young age, but today, Kayla share her story of how she learned to shift her mindset to grow her business sustainably and avoid entrepreneurial burnout. Kayla Hollatz website: https://kaylahollatz.com/

Website copywriting can often be overwhelming and intimidating to tackle. Listen to top tips and helpful advice from expert website copywriter Kayla Hollatz. In this quick episode we touch base on everything from your mission statement to strategic website copy and beyond. BADASS BUSINESS SQUAD FB COMMUNITY: https://www.facebook.com/groups/badassbusinesssquad/ KATRINA WIDENER COACHING INSTA: https://www.instagram.com/katrina.widener/ BADASS BUSINESS SQUAD SHOWNOTES: https://www.katrinawidener.com/badass-business-squad-podcast

In this guest interview I talk with Kayla Hollatz about how to build a pandemic proof business with copywriting! I first came across Kayla when I reviewed her freelance writing website in my YouTube video that went over writing website examples. How to Turn a Passion Project into an Online Project Before making the leap into full time copywriting, Kayla actually created a community around a Twitter chat called #createlounge – from there she realized that her passion project could turn into a full time online business. After she put her ‘business’ proposal out to the community she booked 3 months of social media, copywriting and consulting work!   The Transition to Online Business Owner (who writes!) As Kayla dove headfirst into being an online business owner, there were alot of self discoveries she made along the way about not only owning a business but about herself. Through ups and downs, the one thing Kayla always came back to was the love of writing. Through writing she can be her authentic true self and connect with clients through copywriting.    Episode 72: How to Get Featured in Big Publications Online – Nick Wolny Interview Read More » Episode 68: How to Make Consistent Money as a Writer Read More » Episode 63: From $0 to $125K in One Year on Upwork (Lisa Cumes Interview) Read More » Advice for Copywriters Kayla offers this advice to aspiring copywriters: Build Your Personal Brand Be Confident in Your Writing Create an Awesome Writing Website Showcase Your Work with a Writing Portfolio  Connect with Kayla on Instagram or her Website. 

Welcome to So, Here’s the Thing! In this episode, Kayla Hollatz joins us to discuss what it looks like to work with a copywriter that writes from the perspective of their clients, along with how you can find their voice as a copywriter! Listen in as she shares where to start before you’re ready to […] The post Episode 019: Working with a Copywriter + Transitioning in Your Business with Kayla Hollatz appeared first on Laylee Emadi Photography Blog.

Welcome to the Freelancing For Freedom Podcast!My guest today is a Copywriter & Content Creator for Creative Entrepreneurs who has gone from starting a business and working to the point of needing to take a COMPLETE step back due to burnout, to building a sustainable freelancing business that has her fully booked for multiple months ahead!Kayla Hollatz is a website copywriter and content creator for creative entrepreneurs who want their words to connect and convert. Few things make her happier than conducting her next website conversion experiment or ghostwriting for clients in her studio.She is here to chat about how she has grown her freelancing business, the incredible challenges she has overcome, and how she has gotten to a point where she's passing off projects to other freelancers because she's fully booked!In this episode, you'll learn:The signs of burnout, and how to make sure you avoid themWhat a sustainable business model looks like and how you can build oneHow to find clients and build up your reputationIf you enjoy this episode and it resonated with you, I’d love to hear about it! Take a screenshot of you listening to the episode, post it to your Instagram Stories and tag me and Kayla: @kaylahollatz & @samanthastemarieWe can't wait to hear from you!FREE TRAINING: HOW TO BECOME A FULLY BOOKED FREELANCERIf you've ever wanted to be a freelancer who works from home (or from wherever), has more freedom, and more money - then this is the training for you! Register and get INSTANT access to my FREE training!Register here: https://samanthastemarie.lpages.co/register-free-training/If you enjoy this episode, I’d love to hear about it! Take a screenshot of you listening to the episode, post it to your Instagram Stories and tag me: @samanthastemarieCan't wait to hear from you!Snag my One-Week to Your Next Client Framework:Wouldn't it be nice to wake up to a an inbox full of emails from prospects who are not only interested in working with you, but who are also more than willing to pay you what you're worth?You need this amazing freebie so you can ditch the confusion and frustration, and land dream clients with ease!DOWNLOAD IT HERE: https://samanthastemarie.lpages.co/client-acquisition-framework/CONNECT WITH ME:Make sure you check out the Freelancing For Freedom YouTube channel! We post new videos every Monday morning at 9:00am EST! Each video has an actionable piece of advice that you can take and apply to your freelancing business right away!WebsiteInstagramLinkedInPinterestHave you left a review yet? It's simple! All you need to do is go to: Freelancing For Freedom Podcast on Apple PodcastsThank you so much for the support! You mean so much to us!

2018 Small Business Saturday through Cyber Monday Sale! Creating consistent, useful content for your ideal wedding client is one of the keys to longevity in your business. It can also help you diversify your income in the future! My guest today, Kayla Hollatz, is a content creation master and we dig into the HOW and WHY of content creation for all wedding pros...no matter how long you've been in business or what type of vendor you are. Here's more about Kayla: I’m Kayla Hollatz! I’m a Website Copywriter, Ghostwriter, and Marketing Strategist who loves nothing more than crafting brand stories with soul. Except for maybe peppermint hot chocolate... we’ll call it a tie. I help creative entrepreneurs and small businesses communicate their value, discover their brand voice, and optimize their messaging for more conversions through website copywriting and ongoing content creation. Because you need more than the right words. You need the right story and strategy. I’ll help you get there. CONNECT WITH KAYLA: WWW.KAYLAHOLLATZ.COM

Kayla Hollatz is a Twin Cities-based entrepreneur and copywriter. Hear her share her story of learning to shift mindsets to grow a sustainable business. Kayla shares her passion for stewarding her business in a way that allows her to give back with a purpose to make an impact. https://kaylahollatz.com/ Emerge Mothers Academy is the sponsor of the To Emerge podcast. EMA equips single mothers to emerge as confident women and caring moms. http://emergetwincities.org/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/to-emerge/message

In today's broadcast of In The Trenches, I sit down with author, content creator, brand strategist, and copywriter, Kayla Hollatz. Kayla, a professional copywriter, shares her journey from day job to self-employed. She shares the unavoidable struggles and enthralling successes that make her business what it is today, and shares her journeyfrom employee to entrepreneur.   In this broadcast, Kayla and I talk about:   How to get started with copywriting What does taking the leap from employment to entrepreneurship look like The power of copywriting How to stand out from the crowd in Copywriting Get focused on selling your personal brand Do what you do for your clients for yourself The wonders of word-of-mouth referrals Defining brand voice The area where people don`t spend enough time when defining their personal brand How to understand your current brand voice The area where we have the biggest opportunities The website pages with the most traffic How to make sure your copy fits with your overall strategy How to stay in your ¨zone of genius¨ and why it is important Balancing life with business Leveraging the power of a calendar Fast growth and sustainability of business Redefining your business and renewing areas of focus Journaling as a tool for personal and business reflection Internal before external: Looking within yourself to bring the business together Structuring your business model to work for you Redefine what work looks like for you   And much more...   How to connect with Kayla Hollatz Online:   www.kaylahollatz.com   Get the Latest Broadcasts of In The Trenches   Subscribe to In The Trenches on iTunes   How You Can Support In The Trenches   Did you enjoy today's broadcast of In The Trenches? Please click here to leave an honest rating and review on iTunes. Your review helps me spread the word of this podcast, which allows me to line up amazing guests and continue to produce this podcast ad-free. Thanks so much in advance for your support.  

I'm very excited about this week's episode as it's the first time I'm chatting to a fellow copywriter! Kayla Hollatz is a super successful copywriter and ghostwriter living in Minneapolis in the US. We had such a great conversation about shifting goals and ambitions, the negative impacts of hustling on your health and well being, and the value of copywriting.

Not long out of college, Kayla quit her PR job to become self-employed. She was seduced by the 'one to many' infopreneurs - making money online from being an expert, selling courses etc. The dream of passive income soon became a nightmare of over-work in order to keep her sales funnel topped up. After a year of crazy 80-90 hour weeks she switched from products to services and became a freelance copywriter. But that doesn't mean she didn't learn anything from that first year and be able to put it to good use for both herself and her clients. We also chat finances, processes and using a CRM to keep on track with both. Love learning from other freelancers like this? Check out the website beingfreelance.com, subscribe to the podcast and to the newsletter. You'll also find useful links for this episode. That's beingfreelance.com Like VIDEO? - Check out the Being Freelance vlog - YouTube.com/SteveFolland Who the hell is Steve Folland? You know how everyone bangs on about how powerful video and audio content can be? Yeah, well Steve helps businesses make it and make the most of it. Find out more at www.stevefolland.com Track him down on Twitter @sfolland or lay a trail of cake and he'll eventually catch you up.

We are joined by Kayla Hollatz in this episode as we discuss who to turn impactful stories into a strong community. Kayla is a copywriter and ghostwriter for small businesses in the visual and marketing industries. She loves blending her extensive background in digital PR, SEO, and blogging with her fierce passion for creative writing.   During the episode, we will discover how to turn emotional personal stories into impactful stories that create a connection with our audience. Kayla also tells us how she pushed past the fear of being vulnerable online and started using her story to build a loyal community.

In this episode we are talking with the brilliant Kayla Hollatz. Kayla is a writer, copyrighter, business owner and community builder expert. I invited her to talk with us about her personal journey through mental health and PTSD, as well as sharing how she sees her story as a way to connect and empower others.      Content warning : discussion of mental health symptoms, references to sexual assault View Photos and notes: https://lauraalpizar.com/finding-light-kayla-hollatz/

Kayla Hollataz is copywriter that excels at Twitter and I know a handful of you are using Twitter on a regular basis and needed some marketing advice so I brought Kayla on to chat with me about her marketing strategy and how she is using this platform to grow her business, network, and book clients. So let's go chat with her together! This episode is brought to you by The Profit Planner Lounge! You can sign up for a 7-day trial for $1 at http://profitplanner.co/dollar. You will get immediate access to the 6-phase system to create a custom profit plan and an entire blueprint ready to download based on your specific business stage. I'll see you on the inside!

EPISODE SNEAK PEEK: ”A lot of us try to follow along with other people who are in their entrepreneurial journeys, but that does not mean that you have to do the same things that they’re doing. And it also doesn’t mean that you can’t be successful doing things your own way.” with Kayla Hollatz LISTEN! WHAT'S IN THIS EPISODE? To be able to do it your own way in a way that feels really good + true to you. That’s the goal, right? In life. In business. In today’s episode, Kayla Hollatz is sharing about her upcoming conference, Your Own Way Conference. It’s a 100% charitable business conference she’s organized in her hometown of Minneapolis. The conference is meant to inspire and empower entrepreneurs to build a business their own way and all proceeds are being donated to a local organization to support sex trafficking survivors. It’s amazing. And in our conversation., Kayla shares about... How she went from not seeing herself as anyone who’d ever plan an event to putting on a huge business conference Taking herself out of her comfort zone of building online communities to building them in her own local community Building a business your own way Living out your priorities and values Her own experience of sexual assault: how it affected her mental health, when she started speaking about it, and how it’s inspired this work that she’s now doing SUBSCRIBE + LISTEN iTunes Stitcher SPONSORED BY Dubsado is a client management system for creative entrepreneurs, and it helps you do everything from sending contracts, invoices, and questionnaires, to managing all things your biz in one place - with a few clicks of the button. As a TRFE listener, you can get 30% off your first month or year when you use code TRFE at checkout. So, stop what you're doing, check out www.dubsado.com and get started! SAVE 30% NOW WHO IS KAYLA HOLLATZ? Kayla Hollatz is a copywriter, ghostwriter, and content creator for small businesses in the visual and tech industries. She is also the host of Your Own Way Conference, a 100% charitable business conference in Minneapolis, MN inspiring and empowering entrepreneurs to build a business their own way with all proceeds donated to Mission 21 to support sex trafficking survivors.  MORE OF KAYLA www.kaylahollatz.com Episode 50 with Kayla Your Own Way Conference Kayla on Instagram and Twitter LINKS FROM THIS EPISODE: Mission 21 Amy Poehler's Memoir, "Yes Please" Polaris, an organization that's fighting human trafficking

A conversation with copywriter Kayla Hollatz about all things business!Kayla Hollatz is the founder of KaylaHollatz.com as I've known Kayla for almost 2 years and we sat down and chatted about building a business, growing a community, rebranding, her poetry book & so much more. Make sure to contact her with any copywriting needswww.instagram.com/kaylahollatzThis week's episode is sponsored by Hipreneur.com! Learn more about Elliot's free SEO workshop and make sure to mention this podcast!Jenna Redfield is the leader of the Twin Cities Collective, the largest resource in the Twin Cities for bloggers, small businesses, entrepreneurs & creatives. She is a well-known speaker, educator & social media strategist. You can work with her one on one with coaching or take one of the Academy classesFree Social Media Masterclass www.twincitiescollectiveacademy.com/masterclass-signupInstagram Marketing Class www.twincitiescollectiveacademy.com/instagramAcademywww.twincitiescollectivacademy.comJoin the Facebook Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/twincitiescollectiveCoaching https://www.twincitiescollectiveacademy.com/coaching-programsFind the podcast on all platforms http://www.twincitiescollective.com/podcast-linksFollow us on Socialhttps://www.instagram.com/twincitiescollective

Evolving along with our business is natural. But making those shifts and changes is hard. In today’s episode, Kayla Hollatz opens up and shares about the recent (and upcoming) changes in her own business and her community, the #createlounge. We talk about how her business began and has evolved and how she is boldly making those shifts. We talk about the fear around changing and taking breaks and how to move past those. Kayla also opens up and shares about some really intense bullying and body-shaming that she experienced and how that, as well as some other difficult childhood experiences, led to her passion and heart for building communities.

This week’s guest on The Digital Entrepreneur is focused. Her focus is on creating a one-on-one relationship with every one of her customers. How? She’s doing so by utilizing Twitter to personally connect with her target customers. And those connections have driven the growth of her online business. In this 32-minute episode, Kayla Hollatz and... Listen to episode

Welcome to the twenty-ninth episode of the Heart + Hustle podcast. Today we're talking about creating community. Creatives thrives off community and having people around you who keep you uplifted. We chat with Kayla Hollatz of #CreateLounge. about how she decided to work with brands and building communities, how she's grown her community in the past year, and why creative communities are so important to the industry. Kayla is on Twitter at twitter.com/kayla_hollatz and Instagram at instagram.com/kaylahollatz you can visit her online at http://www.createlounge.com/. For show notes and a list of everything we talked about, visit www.heartandhustlepodcast.com Meet the hosts: Angelica Yarde (twitter.com/studio404design) and Charisma O'Keefe (twitter.com/charismaokeefe) Subscribe via iTunes (itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/heart…d1071624684?mt=2)! Follow us on Twitter twitter.com/hearthustlepod and Instagram instagram.com/heartandhustlepodcast!

For the last interview of Season 2 I'm joined by a returning guest from Season 1, Kayla Hollatz, to talk about her creative journey since then, going full time with her business, our thoughts on coaching and why we chose this career path, and our thoughts on embracing our creative process too. Kayla also shares with us what’s next for her own business and community too.

How does finding your edge in business benefit you personally and your bottom line? Entrepreneur, Kayla Hollatz, shares how you can evolve your brand and increase ROI with social media. ThinkLikeAJournalist.com See the show notes.

Join us for this episode of Chasing Creative as we talk with creative community builder Kayla Hollatz! Kayla is a PR and social media professional by day and a creative coach, community builder, short-form poet, and host of the Twitter chat #createlounge by night. Listen in as we talk about investing in your audience to build an authentic community, finding the courage to launch your creative projects, and fighting off online overconsumption. Here’s where to find Kayla Website: www.kaylahollatz.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/kayla_hollatz Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kaylahollatz/ Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/kaylahollatz/ Periscope: https://www.periscope.tv/kayla_hollatz Grab Kayla’s poetry collection, Brave Little Bones! Don’t forget to stop in at #CreateLounge on Wednesdays at 7 p.m. CT! Here’s where to find Ashley Website: www.BrooksEditorial.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/brookseditorial Instagram: http://instagram.com/brookseditorial Pinterest: http://pinterest.com/brookseditorial Here’s where to find Abbigail Website: www.InkwellsandImages.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/abbigailekriebs Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/abbigailekriebs/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/inkwellsandimages/ Quotes “Remember how important it is to keep chasing that creative work, because we need it.” Kayla “The people I’m investing in are going to come along with me because I care about them.” Kayla “The only way that you’re going to build loyalty is by building trust, and the only way that you’re going to build trust is by giving value. That value is going to show that you’re really keeping your community in mind and you’re creating content for them.” Kayla “Everybody has something that they can bring to the table that no one else can. Nobody else is going to be able to do exactly what you do and bring your perspective and experience to your creative work.” Kayla On silencing that critical voice that says you have nothing to offer: “The best way to silence that is by not only creating what you do but launching that creative work.” “What you do and what you launch is going to inspire other people.” Kayla On passion projects: “Just get started on it, fall in love with it, and launch it.” Kayla “There’s room to have passion projects that you hold dear to you that nobody else necessarily has to see, but it can still have value to you, and that makes it still valuable of your time and effort.” Kayla “Just because you’re not putting something out there for likes or tweets or to sell doesn’t mean that it’s not worth going after in your own time.” Ashley “It’s just so important to keep going after what you’re passionate about. Even if it’s something different from what you do professionally, I really believe it will still help you professionally because it’s going to flex those creative muscles and make sure you’re always looking at things in a different way.” Kayla “I think everything you do influences the other parts of your life. I don’t think you can separate your creative self from your ‘real life’ self.” Abbigail “Part of what we have to do as creative people is make time to honor that little part of the self that wants to create, that wants to do something just for the sake of doing something.” Abbigail “It’s worth fighting the feeling that creative work isn’t worth your time because what you’re doing is really worthwhile, even if you can’t see it or measure it.” Ashley “The numbers may feel good and make you feel warm and fuzzy for a little bit, but what’s going to make you feel so, so fulfilled online is having a group of people that are likeminded who are rallying around you and who support just about everything you do.” Kayla “When you’re investing your time in your people, they’re going to invest back in you.” Kayla “As much as we can talk about connection, there’s also the sad reality that we all do, in some way shape or form, have to make money---hopefully doing what we love. Having a community that’s set up to respond well to your product is going to have those people become not only loyal community members but also loyal community members that convert when you do offer new products or launch something new.” Abbigail “Give yourself the excuse to play around, have some conversations, and see where you enjoy being and where your audience enjoys being. That’s when you can start to make those one-on-one connections and have them go from just an audience member to a community member.” Kayla “I think when overconsumption happens, that’s our cue to shift ourselves from consuming a lot of content to creating more content.” Kayla “You can’t invest well into your community if you’re not investing in yourself as well.” Kayla “Anytime we start to second-guess something, we want to take some time to make sure we’re moving in the right direction.” Kayla “None of us can be at 110% at all times. It can feel like everyone else online has it all figured out, but none of us really do. We’re all just trying to do the best we can with the energy we have.” Kayla “Make awesome things.” Kayla “As long as we make sure that we’re always making room for creativity, that’s going to make room for everything else that we hold really dear to us.” Kayla “Writing short-form can help anyone who wants to improve their long-form writing.” Ashley Mini Book Club The Anatomy of Being by Shinji Moon Spoken word poetry by Sierra DeMulder: http://www.sierrademulder.com/ Reading Novalis in Montana by Melissa Kwasny Online poet John Blase: www.thebeautifuldue.com

In this episode of Make It Happen, Jen is joined by Kayla Hollatz of kaylahollatz.com and together they talk about Kayla’s journey so far, managing a side hustle alongside a day job, monetising when you feel ready, and how to make a killer first impression online. This is a great episode for anyone who is looking to take the leap into monetising their online space, and for anyone who is balancing their online presence alongside a day job too.