Podcasts about kr design

In this episode of the Profits and Prana Podcast, Kristen Robinson talks about Facebook ads and how you can use them a little more authentically. Kristen Robinson founded KR Design in 2010. Starting out as a marketing consultant, her customers quickly dictated their greatest challenge: social media. Kristen has guided hundreds of business owners through the treacherous waters of social media, affirming that social media can be effective and efficient for today’s companies.Kristen’s background includes working with a range of companies including ESPN X Games, House of Blues, and women’s professional football teams. Her experience gives her a unique perspective on social media.Mentioned in this Episode:KristenRDesign.comDenise Duffield-Thomas: http://luckybitch.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/that-podcast-ysmay-hosts/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/that-podcast-ysmay-hosts/support

Kristen Robinson is the Social Media Head Coach of KR Design and is known as the Military Spouse Business Mentor. Kristen helps entrepreneurs with their social media struggles and help them build their social media presence to grow their email list to launch online. She has a passion for military spouses and helps them build online businesses that create flexibility and freedom within the military lifestyle. As a US Marine Corps military spouse, Kristen started her company, KR Design, to create a business to support her husband's military career while constantly moving from one location to the next. She loves her business because it allows her to do what she loves from anywhere in the world.

Steve Peck chats with Kristen Robinson, The Military Spouse Business Mentor. Kristen is the Social Media Head Coach of KR Design and is known as the Military Spouse Business Mentor. Kristen helps entrepreneurs with their social media struggles and help them build their social media presence to grow their email list to launch online. She has a passion for military spouses and helps them build online businesses that create flexibility and freedom within the military lifestyle. As a US Marine Corps military spouse, Kristen started her company, KR Design, to create a business to support her husband’s military career while constantly moving from one location to the next. She loves her business because it allows her to do what she loves from anywhere in the world. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/steve-peck/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/steve-peck/support

Kristen Robinson, Military Spouse Business Mentor and Owner of KR Design, joined me on the show to talk about Facebook Ad Marketing. Kristen is also a member of Podcaster's Paradise and shared four easy steps to creating your Facebook ad. She talked about getting started with FB ad marketing on a budget. She also offers a free step-by-step guide for creating your FB ad. Kristen shares key tips on getting your ad seen. There is also a free headline analyzer to test your ad headline.

Kristen Robinson, Social Media Expert, KR Designs; Episode 21 Join Guest Kristen Robinson, Social Media Expert with KR Designs, shares the tips and strategies to making the most of your social media efforts.  We discuss where you need to be, what you need to be sharing and how you can prepare for the future and monetize your following.  BIO: Kristen Robinson founded KR Design in 2010 to help experienced and determined business owners, real estate agents, and consultants grow their business with successful marketing techniques. Her customers quickly dictated their greatest marketing challenge: social media. Kristen has guided hundreds of business owners through the social media marketing arena, affirming that social media can be an effective and efficient method of marketing for companies and business professionals. Kristen’s background includes working with a range of companies including ESPN X Games, House of Blues, Radio Disney, and women’s professional football teams. Her experience gives her a unique perspective on social media. Her accomplishments include being a 2-time Hall of Famer in 2011 in track and field for both her college and the city of Mesa, Arizona. She was also awarded the National  Association of Professional Women (NAPW) Executive Woman of the Year award in 2012.  Last year, Kristen won the Social Wahines’ 2013 Outstanding Networker Award in September, doing less than one year of business in Hawaii! Recently, she was named an honoree of the 2014 Pacific Business News Women to Watch award. Kristen has a Bachelor of Arts in Economics for Business and Management. Her certifications include Graphic Design, Web Design, Search Engine Marketing, and Mobile Marketing.   SHOWNOTES:   [Time Stamp 3:12] Kristen describes the role that social media plays in today’s small business.  Kristen talks about the evolution of social media in businesses and the basics that are ‘bare minimum’.  The biggest element of social media we should be using and how social media should be implemented. Kristen shares the 3 Es of Social Media and discusses the relationship between users and the business. The 3 e’s of social media -  Education, Entertainment, Emotion [Time Stamp 7:20] Leslie and Kristen talk about the disconnect that exists in the social media space between what businesses provide on social media and what potential clients come to social media for. Kristen begins sharing the myths of social media.   [Time Stamp 11:20] Leslie and Kristen talk about the difference of interacting in the social media from a personal and business perspective.  Kristen shares the strength of business representation and the consciousness that goes into the representation of the brand.  Kristen talks about the ideal client and how defining your best client is and how it makes social media easy. [Time Stamp 20:11] Kristen talks about the mistake of being in the social media but not creating a relationships with potential clients.  Kristen shares her advice on determining how, what and when to share information with your potential clients on social media. [Time Stamp 24:50] Kristen talks about how to choose between the social media mediums and choosing the best place for you.  Business Coaching Moment: Go a Mile Deep and Inch Wide with your Ideal Client. Digging Deep = Social Media Success [Time Stamp 28:30] Kristen shares advice with more experienced social media and how you can start building your sales funnel using a community. [Time Stamp 31:45] Leslie and Kristen talk about taking the engagement you receive online and inviting those potential clients to become a part of your community. Leslie asks Kristen how large your social media following needs to be before you can expect to monetize it.   [Time Stamp 36:10] Kristen shares her opinion on what you should be doing in social media for 2015.  The growing importance of micro groups and where the affluent clients are on social media. Kristen gives a specific example of how a niche group can lead to more sales. Kristen’s Parting Words [Time Stamp 45:21] If you cannot describe in one breathe your ideal client… If it takes you two breathes, it is not defined enough for you to really explain who it is.  I encourage you to go to the Twitter dashboard for ads and see how they want you to streamline your audience that will give you an indication of how specific you need to be. LINKS: www.discoverysessionwithkristen.com Thank you for investing your time with us on the Healthy Business Healthy Family Podcast Show.  For more resources and show notes, head over to YourBizRules.com/kristen11.  Join me on Friday as we dive deep on the Your Biz Rules of social media in your business and the advice I share with my clients so that they get a return on their investment. Until then, this is your hosts Leslie Hassler and my dog bailey saying, Sometimes you need to step outside, get some air and remind yourself of who you are and who you want to be.    

Pamela Zimmer, Author & Mother, Episode 17   Join Guest Pamela Zimmer, author of Reclaim The Joy of Motherhood as we discuss the decision that women make to either stay-at-home or maintain their positions in corporate and entrepreneur.  Pamela specializes in helping other mothers navigate through the journey of postpartum depression.  Leslie & Pamela also share tips for handling depression, balancing your family and business and having the confidence to make the best decisions for yourself.   BIO: Pamela Zimmer is a Stay-at-Home Mom, #1 bestselling author & speaker, dedicated to bringing awareness to and supporting women with Postpartum Depression. She has two beautiful boys, Zackery and Brayden, and a loving husband, Will. As with most women, there is more to Pamela than just being a Mom. She was an Architect by profession and after more than thirteen years of working in the industry, seven of which she ran her own successful business, Pamela took a leap of faith to follow her heart. She had always wanted to have a successful career, but she couldn’t ignore her true passion and life purpose of being a Stay-at-Home Mom. Just before her second son was born, Pamela quit her career for Motherhood.   The decision was one of the hardest she had ever had to make, but it was also one of the most rewarding. Being able to stay home and care for her children was what she wanted more than anything. What Pamela didn’t anticipate was the struggle she encountered with Postpartum Depression. She thought she was prepared for it, being proactive in her determination not to “get it.” What she didn’t realize was that Postpartum Depression is not anything you can predict, prevent or even really prepare for.     On her blog, Stories of A Mom, Pamela writes about her experience with Postpartum Depression, as well as every day experiences and inspirations with her two boys. A bestselling author, she finds joy in her writing, and is not afraid to be honest (because sometimes life isn’t always pretty). Pamela has truly found healing and peace through her writing, and she invites you to be a part of her journey both through her blog and with her book, Reclaim The Joy of Motherhood. By sharing her story Pamela hopes to inspire other women who are ready to make a big life change, as well as providing support for women going through Postpartum Depression. She is always willing to listen, and is never afraid to speak from her heart.    [Time Stamp 5:20] Pamela describes the her architectural firm that she owned,  he decision process and the reasons she decided to make the decision to become a stay-at-home mom.   [Time Stamp 9:10] Leslie and Pamela discuss the difficulty of making the decision of whether you choose whether to be a stay-at-home or not. They shared their experiences with motherhood and the choices they make.     [Time Stamp 14:00] When you make a past investment into your career or business, it can be easy to feel guilty about making a change.  Leslie shares her viewpoint on making a change.     [Time Stamp 15:00] Pamela shares her story of being diagnosed with postpartum depression after the birth of her second child and the realization of how much the postpartum depression had been in her life since the birth of her first child.   [Time Stamp 20:00] Leslie and Pamela talk about the thoughts and reasoning that you can go through when you don’t feel justified in feeling sad.  The realizations that you make when you are in depression and how it different it can look after recovery       [Time Stamp 23:18] Pamela talks about her book, Reclaim The Joy of Motherhood. And in comparison to the other books on postpartum depression, how the book she wrote became the book she wished she had to read during her recovery.   [Time Stamp 26:28] Pamela shares the tips and strategies from Reclaim The Joy of Motherhood.  These strategies are the one that she walks each of her clients through to create a foundation for recovery. [Time Stamp 32:32] Pamela shares how she is using the Happy Mommy Method to recover from postpartum and how this develops a long-term solution and skills to show Moms that they are not alone and that there is more to life after postpartum.     [Time Stamp 34:30] Pamela shares some tips if you believe a friend is suffering from postpartum depression and how you can be there for them.   Pamela’s Parting Words   [Time Stamp 42:45]   Follow your heart whatever it is. If you have a big decision or big choice to make, don’t be afraid of it.  Because the greatest things always happen when you have a breakthrough after the moment of feeling uncomfortable.  If you hold back and don’t follow your heart, you will never have the courage to bust through whatever is making you uncomfortable.  You never know where it will lead you.   LINKS:   Begin your journey of healing now, with Pamela’s 3 FREE GIFTS:   “Postpartum Depression - Fact or Fiction?” (a surprising quiz for anyone who wants to test their knowledge on PPD),“30 Daily Affirmations to Achieve Balance and Fulfillment” (a pdf to help you become your best each day), and the eBook “From Business Success to Parenting Fulfillment: A Woman’s Journey to Motherhood” (in which she shares strategies for creating and implementing a bigger plan).30 Days of Affirmations   www.loveandmommyhugs.com       Thank you for investing your time with us on the Healthy Business Healthy Family Podcast Show.  For more resources and show notes, head over to YourBizRules.com/pamela10.  Join us next episode as we talk Kristen Robinson with KR Design.  She’ll be sharing her expertise with social media, the misconceptions that entrepreneurs have and the tips and strategies to make it your own. Until then, this is your hosts Leslie Hassler and my dog bailey saying, She never looked nice, she looked like art and art wasn’t supposed to look nice; it is supposed to make you feel something.    .