Podcasts about kids activities blog

On this episode of GoalChat, Debra Eckerling talks about Action with Holly Homer, Kids Activities Blog and Pagewheel; actor Dylan Kenin, and Viveka von Rosen, Beyond the Dream Board. Holly, Dylan, and Viveka share their backstories, some of the things - failures and adventures - that led them to action, and so much more. Throughout the month, Debra is featuring those she interviewed for my new book, 52 Secrets for Goal-Setting and Goal-Getting (Mango, January 28) on GoalChat. Holly's tip is in the Productivity chapter, Dylan's is in Leadership and Teamwork, and Viv is in Communication. These are all part of taking Action. What is Action? - Dylan: Showing up, being present - Viv: Going with the flow - Holly: Baby steps, clarity comes from momentum Goals  - Holly: Up-level your activities, try a new thing each month - Viv: Use journaling to tap into your intuition; write one line a day - Dylan: Do the thing you are resisting Final Thoughts - Holly: Stop overthinking. Just do it! - Viv: If it's too hard, maybe it's not for you. - Dylan: You're enough. You've got this. Learn More About Holly Homer: HollyHomer.com Dylan Kenin: IMDB.me/dylan Viveka von Rosen: BeyondtheDreamBoard.com Debra Eckerling: TheDEBMethod.com/blog Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join Sarah as she interviews business partners, Rachel Miller and Holly Homer, in a special episode on work-life balance for moms. Holly and Rachel both have multiple 7 figure businesses AND they have a total of 9 kids between them. They are going to unpack their secrets to juggling business while still parenting their kids and having time for themselves. They're sharing everything—from how they manage daily chaos to smart strategies for keeping business booming without missing a beat at home. Perfect for any mom thinking about starting a business or just looking to get more things done with less perfectionism and more action, this episode is packed with real-life tips that actually work! Holly and Rachel also demonstrate their AI-enabled software, Pagewheel. Pagewheel allows anyone to create digitals product to grow their email lists! Use coupon code DECLUTTER for a special offer on Pagewheel just for Decluttering Club listeners! 21 Digital Products That Any Business (in ANY Niche) Can Make AND SELL https://learn.pagewheel.com/21-digital-products-that-any-business-in-any-niche-can-make-and-sell/ Try Pagewheel here - use coupon code DECLUTTER to get a special offer https://pagewheel.com/ Kids Activities Blog https://kidsactivitiesblog.com/ Subscribe to our email list: https://thedeclutteringclub.com/email-opt-in/ To start your decluttering journey: https://thedeclutteringclub.com/  Follow Decluttering Club on Instagram: https://instagram.com/declutteringclub  Join Us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/EarlybirdMom Check out more tips on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@DeclutteringClub

Scaling Down to Success: Why Low-Ticket Items Are the New Gold Rush In the latest episode of my podcast, I had the joy of hosting Rachel Miller and Holly Homer, the brilliant minds behind Pagewheel. Our conversation dove deep into the world of low-ticket products, a niche that Rachel and Holly have not only embraced but innovated within. They shared their journey of overcoming the overwhelming complexities of digital product creation by developing Pagewheel, a tool that simplifies the entire process. This tool supports entrepreneurs by automating the creation of low-ticket items, from idea to execution, empowering them to focus more on their passions and less on the technicalities. We explored how starting with low-ticket items can significantly lower the barriers for entrepreneurs to enter the market, test their ideas, and build a customer base without a hefty initial investment. Both guests shared their experiences and insights, highlighting the importance of accessibility in the digital marketplace and how Pagewheel facilitates this beautifully. It was such an engaged discussion that not only shed light on the practicalities of business but also celebrated the spirit of innovation and determination that drives the entrepreneurial journey. JOIN PAGEWHEEL FOR JUST A PENNY FOR 30 DAYS! Use coupon code TOOLKIT Check out the blog mentioned - 21 Digital Products That Any Business (in ANY Niche) Can Make AND SELL Join: Coach Launch Toolkit Membership for $7/month   Meet Rachel Miller. As a proud mom to 6 kids and a collector of businesses, Rachel Miller is a Marketing strategist who supports small businesses in growing their audiences and sales, organically, without ads. Her marketing courses have had over 27,000 students and she regularly keynotes. Her most recent project is building, Pagewheel, cause why should we “learn” how to market our businesses when AI with automations can market your business for you!   Meet Holly Homer. Holly Homer accidentally started blogging about 20 years ago and hasn't stopped.  She runs Kids Activities Blog and is the best-selling author of four books.  Her passion is teaching and coaching what she has learned along the way.  She co-founded Pagewheel which solved one of her biggest issues…why is selling online so complicated?  Holly lives in the suburbs of Dallas, Texas with her husband, three boys and a dog named Panda.   Connect with Whitedove Instagram @whitedove_gannon Facebook @whitedovegannon Pinterest: @whitedovegannon Website: whitedove-gannon.com Free Stuff: coachlaunchtoolkit.com

Holly and Jamie are chatting about the great Panda saga along with some other things that can help you solve problems in a super healthy way...The Panda sagaScary Clown Play, duh!Snake TranceWe call for funny cat videos and what you had for lunch!Please subscribe and rate this podcast.  Jamie & Holly really like stars...and words.Find out more about Holly at Kids Activities & HollyHomer.com & one of her favorite recent blog resources is Kids Activities Blog has a ton of cool ideas for tie dye patterns,  teacher appreciation week and how to make play dough.Find out more about Jamie at TotallytheBomb.com.  One thing you may not know about Jamie is that she is the go-to source for taco bell menu, Starbucks menu and Jack Skellington face. Together they run PlayIdeas.com & a super popular fun idea over there is a fun list of easy origami, handprint art and pony bead patterns.Hear ya next time!

Holly and Jamie are chatting about all sorts of fun things today and quite honestly, solving the worlds problems (that the world didn't even know it had) one by one.  Today they discuss:Go test drive a Tesla!Italian food doesn't really need pasta, duh!85 lbs and counting"Little bit I miss the pandemic"Please subscribe and rate this podcast.  Jamie & Holly really like stars...and words.Find out more about Holly at Kids Activities & HollyHomer.com & one of her favorite recent blog resources is Kids Activities Blog has a ton of cool ideas for teacher appreciation week, jokes for kids and our really fun fun facts...they are fun! Find out more about Jamie at TotallytheBomb.com.  One thing you may not know about Jamie is that she is the go-to source for Starbucks sizes, Dexter season 9 and plan out your Thanksgiving nails. Together they run PlayIdeas.com & a super popular fun idea over there is a fun list of Kindergarten sight words, popsicle stick crafts and stained glass art.Hear ya next time!

Holly and Jamie are chatting about the good old days and will show you how to calculate how old based on the calendar zones. They also chat about...Bridgerton on NetflixAwake for 30 hours, duh!We are being punkedMulligan requestPlease subscribe and rate this podcast. Jamie & Holly really like stars...and words.Find out more about Holly at Kids Activities & HollyHomer.com & one of her favorite recent blog resources is Kids Activities Blog has a ton of cool ideas for teacher appreciation week.Find out more about Jamie at TotallytheBomb.com. One thing you may not know about Jamie is that she is the go-to source for taco bell menu.Together they run PlayIdeas.com & a super popular fun idea over there is a fun list of easy origami...oh, and you. You will like them.Hear ya next time!

Holly and Jamie are really excited to chat today. So excited that Holly screws up the intro about 5 times...if you are keeping track at home. But it is worth suffering through the first few minutes of giggles because they are going to chat about:Apple creditmullets, duh!Kids screen timeThe massive new computerPlease subscribe and rate this podcast. Jamie & Holly really like stars...and words.Find out more about Holly at Kids Activities & HollyHomer.com & one of her favorite recent blog resources is Kids Activities Blog has over 500 original and free coloring pages to download & print.Find out more about Jamie at TotallytheBomb.com. One thing you may not know about Jamie is that she is the go-to source for vsco girl.Together they run PlayIdeas.com & a super popular fun idea over there is a fun list of art projects for kids...oh, and you. You will like them.Hear ya next time!

Holly and Jamie chat about anything and everything and then it is tied in a big cheer bow (if Jamie is tying it). In this episode that would be best if Holly's mom skipped it, the Texas gals chat about:Reimagining TwitterSlide into Trump's hole, duh!ChafflesTapestries & outdoor furniturePlease subscribe and rate this podcast. Jamie & Holly really like stars...and words.Find out more about Holly at Kids Activities & HollyHomer.com & one of her favorite recent blog resources is Kids Activities Blog has over 500 original and free coloring pages to download & print.Find out more about Jamie at TotallytheBomb.com. One thing you may not know about Jamie is that she is the go-to source for vsco girl.Together they run PlayIdeas.com & a super popular fun idea over there is a fun list of art projects for kids...oh, and you. You will like them.Hear ya next time!

Are you a parent who would love to be able to homeschool while also running a thriving business? Well today’s guest Holly Homer has done just that. Once a physical therapist specializing in the treatment of chronic pain, Holly is now a professional blogger running the Kids Activities Blog and the Quirky Momma FB page, which has a community of over 3.5 million people. She is also a best-selling author - her three books have sold over 215K copies. And she’s done that while partial-homeschooling her 3 boys, meaning, she doesn’t do it all, in fact she’d happily tell you that these days, she’s mostly hands off because her boys can manage their day to day learning on their own. How has she created this incredible life for her and her family? You'll be surprised. Some of the topics we explore: - Importance of play, and the value of being bored - How to foster independence - Importance of planning, and being able to let go of the plan Enjoy the show!

Are you a parent who would love to be able to homeschool while also running a thriving business? Well today’s guest Holly Homer has done just that. Once a physical therapist specializing in the treatment of chronic pain, Holly is now a professional blogger running the Kids Activities Blog and the Quirky Momma FB page, which has a community of over 3.5 million people. She is also a best-selling author - her three books have sold over 215K copies. And she’s done that while partial-homeschooling her 3 boys, meaning, she doesn’t do it all, in fact she’d happily tell you that these days, she’s mostly hands off because her boys can manage their day to day learning on their own. How has she created this incredible life for her and her family? You'll be surprised. Some of the topics we explore: - Importance of play, and the value of being bored - How to foster independence - Importance of planning, and being able to let go of the plan Enjoy the show!

Grab your 6 piece Education Prize Pack! Simply subscribe, rate, and review the show to claim your prizes - discounts, free memberships and more on high quality modern education products, including one from this episode's guest! On this episode, Holly Homer is the last person she thought would embrace home schooling! Holly is a professional blogger, running the Kids Activities Blog and the Quirky Momma FB page, which has a community of over 3.5 million people. She is also a best-selling author - her three books have sold over 215K copies. And she’s done that while partial-homeschooling her 3 boys. Her #1 advice for parents trying to figure out the best educational path for their kids will surprise you. For Holly, the best things in life for her business and family often are nowhere close to her best laid plans. Have a listen!

Grab your 6 piece Education Prize Pack! Simply subscribe, rate, and review the show to claim your prizes - discounts, free memberships and more on high quality modern education products, including one from this episode's guest! On this episode, Holly Homer is the last person she thought would embrace home schooling! Holly is a professional blogger, running the Kids Activities Blog and the Quirky Momma FB page, which has a community of over 3.5 million people. She is also a best-selling author - her three books have sold over 215K copies. And she’s done that while partial-homeschooling her 3 boys. Her #1 advice for parents trying to figure out the best educational path for their kids will surprise you. For Holly, the best things in life for her business and family often are nowhere close to her best laid plans. Have a listen!

Did you know that network marketing is responsible for creating more female millionaires than ANY other industry? Discover why on this special Mom edition of the All In Networker podcast. Today you'll hear from our operations director Jacqui Short as she interviews Holly Homer, the founder of the wildly popular Kids Activities Blog. Holly has built multiple income streams online and at one point was leadership in four different network marketing companies without recruiting friends and family. Listen in as they discuss the superpowers that make moms the ultimate entrepreneurs, how she built her online empire in her spare time and shares her best advice for those looking to get started. 

Holly is a professional blogger running Kids Activities Blog and the Quirky Momma FB page.   She has used her blog and social media as a laboratory over the years to test all things traffic & algorithm.   Register today for the Become Influential Virtual Summit where 40+ experts will be covering a variety of topics and sharing actionable tips that you can implement in your business (and life) right away! The best part? It's FREE! Grab your free ticket at becomeinfluentiual.com Learn more about the FamilyPreneur Business Accelerator and join today at »familypreneur.co« I'm committed to building an inclusive and anti-racist business. I support LGBTQIA+ rights and the rights of all intersectional identities. I believe that business should be a force for dismantling systems of oppression and actively invest in my own learning to fulfill this role. »Read My Full DEI Statement HERE« Would you like to deliver your own private podcast feed to your audience? Sign up for a free trial today at Hello Audio.

Holly is a professional blogger running Kids Activities Blog and the Quirky Momma FB page.   She has used her blog and social media as a laboratory over the years to test all things traffic & algorithm.   Register today for the Become Influential Virtual Summit where 40+ experts will be covering a variety of topics and sharing actionable tips that you can implement in your business (and life) right away! The best part? It’s FREE! Grab your free ticket at becomeinfluentiual.com

Holly is the epitome of a mompreneur- she has worked so hard to build a successful business doing something she loves- and done it so well that she recently retired her husband from his job as a radiologist!  I am excited to meet her in "real life" in August when we both speak at the Hello Live Conference in Park City, UT! To be able to connect a couple months early and get to know her was such a treat and I'm excited to share bits of her story with you today!  

Want to make your next 1k from blogging? Join the free mini course --> nicoleculverblog.com/money In this episode Holly shares: how she went from accidental blogger to intentional entrepreneur how she started bc of scrapbooking and how blogging has changed in recent years and how she's adapted Click to view: show page on Awesound

Are you creating a fan base on Facebook? Want to discover how to engage your audience via pages and groups? In this episode, I interview Holly Homer, a professional blogger whose Kids Activities Blog helps parents discover fun things to do with their kids. Show notes: https://www.socialmediaexaminer.com/233

Holly is one of the highest earning Mom Bloggers that runs a Kids Activities blog. With over 2 Million Unique Followers on Facebook the Kids Activities Blog accounts for the majority of her income to-date. It provides fun things to do with kids & resources for parents. She makes money from advertising, sponsored content, ambassadorships and affiliate sales. She has her master's degree in Physical Therapy and was a PT Clinic Director that specialized in chronic pain treatment. She retired from Physical Therapy to become a stay-at-home mom and that is when she started her blog. Nationally Known Blogger Holly Homer http://hollyhomer.com & http://kidsactivitiesblog.com Twitter: @Texasholly & @4kidsactivitiesblog IG: @Texasholly & @kidsactivitiesblog FB: 4HollyHomer & Quirky Momma & aka mom SnapChat: alsoknownasmom Pinterest: HollyHomer Seth Greene is a 6 Time Best Selling Author, Nationally Recognized Direct Response Marketing Expert, and the only back to back to back GKIC Dan Kennedy Marketer of the Year Nominee. To Get a FREE Copy of Seth’s new book Podcast Marketing Magic, and access to a Live Podcast Marketing Training Session go to http://www.MarketDominationLLC.com/Podcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

^^Please Subscribe to the Biz Chix Podcast^^It helps us get noticed my more listeners and is the best way to thank Natalie for producing this show for you!Join the Biz Chix community and get access to our Private Facebook Group for female entrepreneurs.-----------------------------------------------This is the second of a two part series on Kids Activities Blog and their Facebook success via Organic Growth.Rachel Miller (part 1) shares how she and her business partner Holly Homer (part 2) grew their Facebook page from 13K to 1.3 Million (yes Million) followers in less than a year.They did this by focusing on what their audience wanted most versus what they wanted to deliver. It was a mindshift.KidsActivtiesBlog.com get 6-10 million page views a month.The previous episode featured Rachel Miller who sold the site to Holly Homer a few years ago and now works as an employee in the business.These ladies are ones to watch. They know how to dig into analytics and figure out the secret sauce that can disrupt a platform.Check out their Facebook Page .Tweet us and let us know what you thought of the show.Holly @TexashollyKidsActivitiesBlog @4kidsactivitiesNatalie @bizchixpodcast Here's a tweet you can just copy and paste:Hey @texasholly! Love you on @bizchixpodcast and learning a ton about Facebook Karma.BizChix.com/iTunesThanks for listening!Don't forget to - Join the Biz Chix community and get access to our Private Facebook Group for female entrepreneurs.-----------------------------------------------BizChix.com/182 has additional information and links and a FREE PDF with all the Facebook Tips shared by Rachel and Holly in the last two episodes.

 ^^Subscribe to the Biz Chix Podcast^^It helps us get noticed my more listeners and is the best way to thank Natalie for producing this show for you!Join the Biz Chix community and get access to our Private Facebook Group for female entrepreneurs.-----------------------------------------------This is the first of a two part series on Kids Activities Blog and their Facebook success via Organic Growth.Rachel Miller (part 1) shares how she and her business partner Holly Homer (part 2) grew their Facebook page from 13K to 1.3 Million (yes Million) followers in less than a year.They did this by focusing on what their audience wanted most versus what they wanted to deliver. It was a mindshift.KidsActivtiesBlog.com get 6-10 million page views a month.The next episode feature Holly Homer who bought the site from Rachel a few years ago and now employs Rachel in the business.These ladies are ones to watch. They know how to dig into analytics and figure out the secret sauce that can disrupt a platform.Check out their Facebook Page.Tweet us and let us know what you thought of the show.Rachel @4kidsactivities Natalie @bizchixpodcastHere's a tweet you can just copy and paste:Hey Rachel @4kidsactivities! Love you on @bizchixpodcast and learning a ton about Facebook and Viral Marketing.BizChix.com/iTunesThanks for listening!Don't forget to - Join the Biz Chix community and get access to our Private Facebook Group for female entrepreneurs.-----------------------------------------------BizChix.com/181 has additional information and links from this episode.

Jeff Sieh discusses how to use Pinterest and Facebook together with Holly Homer from Kids Activities Blog.  They discuss ways to drive traffic to your site through Pinterest, the dangers of scheduled posts, increasing your Facebook page's reach and much more. Holly speaks at conferences across the country on blogging and social media topics – Bloggy Bootcamp, Emerging Tech, Declare Conference, Blog Elevated, Project Mom, Women Get Social and is scheduled to speak at Social Media Marketing World 2015 as well as Focused 2015.  She has been featured on multiple radio interviews, TV appearances and podcasts. She runs blogger campaigns through Business 2 Blogger and is available for consulting.

Denise Griffitts Interviews Holly Homer of Kids Activities Blog Holly Homer has been a blogger since 2007. It started as a substitution for her expensive scrapbooking habit and turned into a full time job that she adores.  Her early blog posts from June Cleaver Nirvana live here in the archives at Kids Activities Blog (some old favorites are beaver trapping, low-flow toilets, buying an eBay replacement teddy, and a little boy who calls her mommy). You can find her blog here. She is the married, partially-homeschooling, work-from-home mom of three very active boys and a dog. She realized early on that wearing them out before bedtime was a self-preservation strategy. Holly is a bit social media-obsessed. She loves teaching what she has learned both at the Business 2 Blogger blog and her YouTube channel. She speaks at conferences across the country on blogging and social media topics – Bloggy Bootcamp, Emerging Tech, Declare Conference 2013 & 2014, Blog Elevated 2013 & 2014, Project Mom 2013 & 2014, Women Get Social and is scheduled to speak at Social Media Marketing World 2015 as well as Focused 2015.  She has been featured on multiple radio interviews, TV appearances and pod casts.  A favorite podcast was about Kids Activities Blog’s FB page’s rapid organic growth with Michael Stelzner.

This Week’s Episode I’m very excited to share my first interview this week, with Lauren Brown from Daisy Cottage Designs. Lauren is a crochet designer, blogger, and maker, and you can find her on Etsy, her blog, Facebook, Ravelry, Pinterest, Instagram, Twitter, and BlogLovin. (Lauren also has a great series of posts with tips for new Etsy sellers called Etsy 101.) Lauren and I are in a crochet blogger group together, and I invited her to share her tips for increasing Facebook engagement. Lauren’s Facebook following grew by over 27,000 (!) in just 6 months, and she has had the traffic to her blog almost double during the same time period.  Lauren’s 6 Tips for Growing Her Facebook Community Add a Facebook conversions box Be consistent Track and evaluate Join groups Interact with fans Be patient Why Facebook? If you’re like me, maybe Facebook isn’t “your thing.” Perhaps you prefer Ravelry or aren’t much a fan of social media at all. Here are some important things to keep in perspective, though, as you consider if and how your business should engage on Facebook. Facebook has over 1.3 active monthly users. 48% of users log in to Facebook every day, spending an average of 18 minutes a day on the site. 50% of 18-24 year olds go to Facebook upon waking up. 20% of all page views in the United States occur on Facebook. Kind of makes Facebook hard to ignore, from a business perspective. Another tidbit – Thursdays and Fridays tend to be the peak usage days, so if you’re just dipping your toe into Facebook, start with end of the week posts. (You can find the sources for these statistics on Static Brain and Zephoria.) About Daisy Cottage Designs Lauren started crocheting in 2010 after her daughter was born. She’s self-taught from YouTube videos. She started by post pictures of her creations on her personal Facebook page and soon began selling finished objects to friends. In December, 2010, she opened an Etsy shop, Daisy Cottage Designs. In January, 2011, Lauren started the Daisy Cottage Designs blog after reading that many successful Etsy sellers have blogs. (Today, her business is more focused on designing and blogging.) Lauren’s Facebook page was started soon afterwards. In the beginning, Lauren’s Facebook page growth was slow. The way she promoted it was by connecting her Etsy shop to her Facebook account. Etsy sellers can find instructions for linking their shop(s) to both Facebook and Twitter here. In March, 2014, Lauren had 2,600 Facebook fans. As of September 9, 2014, she has 31,209 likes! Lauren decided to focus on Facebook this year, and she shared several tips for growing your Facebook following in the interview. 1) Add a Facebook conversions box Lauren started with a Facebook badge on her site, which you get directly from Facebook here. When she started focusing on her Facebook growth, Lauren added a pop up conversions box, which allows someone to like your Facebook page while still visiting your blog. 2) Be consistent Lauren originally only shared links to her blog posts and Etsy listings on her Facebook page. In March, 2014, she increased her posting frequency. She schedules 3-4 posts a day, and may end the day with up to 6-8 posts. She schedules her posts via Facebook directly each morning. (You can learn how to use Facebook’s scheduling feature for your page here.) When traveling, Lauren may schedule for several days in advance to allow her more time away from Facebook. Lauren schedules her posts throughout the day, starting at 8 a.m. She shares content from other sources in the morning; a link to a roundup of free crochet patterns that she’s curated in the middle of the day; and links to her own Etsy listings or blog posts in the evening. She then has the flexibility of adding in a few additional posts during the day – either from other bloggers she networks with or from her own blog. She rarely shares paid patterns. Lauren uses different methods for sharing content from other sources. When the source has a larger Facebook following than hers, or more people talking about it, Lauren uses the Facebook share feature. (You can learn how to do this here.) Her share may be visible to that larger page’s fans, who can be introduced to her Daisy Cottage Designs page. When the source has a smaller Facebook following, Lauren instead pastes the link into her post. Lauren uses a template for her posts, and generally formats the information in the same way. She also posts regularly throughout the day. Lauren thinks this consistency has been an important part of her expansion. 3) Track and evaluate Lauren uses a notebook to track her Facebook postings. She lists her daily posts and then tracks the interaction using Facebook insights. Lauren learned a lot from Holly Homer, the blogger behind Kids Activities Blog. You can find all of Holly’s YouTube videos about Facebook here on her YouTube Channel, including this interview with Dayna Abraham from Lemon Lime Adventures called Growing a FB Page from the Beginning. Lauren got ideas about formatting posts and increasing interaction from these videos. (Holly is also interviewed on the Social Media Examiner podcast here about how she organically grew her Facebook page from 7,000 to over 500,000 likes in 8 months.) Her daily posting schedule is based on information she learns from Facebook Insights (tracked in her notebook). She chooses to schedule posts that link back to her own content during the busiest times for her page, so they will be seen by more people. This has contributed to her blog traffic nearly doubling in the last 6 months. 4) Join groups Lauren really recommends joining groups. (I do, too!) She relies on Facebook groups for bloggers and Etsy sellers for information, cross-promotion, and networking. Lauren can learn about Facebook’s ever changing algorithms, find content to share (including getting permission for sharing images), and can talk about challenges and opportunities she’s experiencing with colleagues. In order to get the most from these groups, you have to be willing to support other bloggers/sellers as much as you’d like to receive support. 5) Interact with fans Lauren interacts with her fans by asking questions and responding quickly to questions. 6) Be patient Growing a big Facebook following doesn’t usually happen overnight. Lauren recommends being patient and keeping track of your successes so you can refine what you’re doing. Thanks for joining us for an interview, and for sharing what’s worked for you, Lauren! If you enjoyed this episode The Creative Yarn Entrepreneur Show is no longer broadcasting. Episodes are available as a service to the yarn community. This episode originally aired in September, 2014. Be aware that content may be outdated. If you'd like to chat with other yarn-related business owners, join the Creative Yarn Entrepreneurs Facebook group. Support Marie's work by buying one of her books, Make Money Teaching Crochet: Launch Your Business, Increase Your Side Income, Reach More Students (Amazon | Gumroad) or Design It, Promote It, Sell It: Online Marketing for Your Crochet and Knit Patterns (Amazon | Gumroad).  

Holly Homer is stay at home mother of three boys. She writes Kids Activities Blog and runs Business 2 Blogger (A site that matches bloggers with businesses who want bloggers to write about them).  She never expected her blogging hobby to become full time job! On June 10, 2014 her first book written with Rachel Miller was released - 101 Kids Activities That Are the Bestest, Funnest Ever!   Listen in on our converstation as Holy shares her journey and as I ask the questions we all wonder about. Do activity/craft bloggers really do all those activites?   Can you really make a living blogging? How much time does it take to be a successful blogger?   All this and more!