Podcast appearances and mentions of kristina romero

Have you ever thought about selling your business or purchasing an agency? Even if this isn't on your To Do list for the near future, understanding what's involved can help ensure you are ready if/when the time comes. In this episode of Divi Chat, we will break this subject down to discuss elements that get your business in a position to be profitably sold, as well as what to look for in a book of business you want to acquire. Our regular panelists will be joined by Kristina Romero, the founder or WP Care Market, and former owner of a web agency, which she sold in 2020. She will share the knowledge she gained from selling her agency, including practical tips for navigating the legal and financial aspects of buying or selling a web agency, how to connect with a buyer / seller, and what she would do differently, if given the chance.

Have you ever thought about selling your business or purchasing an agency? Even if this isn't on your To Do list for the near future, understanding what's involved can help ensure you are ready if/when the time comes. In this episode of Divi Chat, we will break this subject down to discuss elements that get your business in a position to be profitably sold, as well as what to look for in a book of business you want to acquire. Our regular panelists will be joined by Kristina Romero, the founder or WP Care Market, and former owner of a web agency, which she sold in 2020. She will share the knowledge she gained from selling her agency, including practical tips for navigating the legal and financial aspects of buying or selling a web agency, how to connect with a buyer / seller, and what she would do differently, if given the chance.

► Create your free systeme.io account here: https://systeme.io Kristina Romero is an entrepreneur, web consultant, content creator, business coach, and founder of Romero Media LLC.In this episode, she explains how she built a 6-figure website development business that she runs by working just 20 hours a week.You'll learn how to:Choose your own working hours by working for yourselfDiscover your niche in the market and build your authorityCreate a brand strategy that makes a powerful impression on viewersUse automation to personalize your marketing and save you timeImplement the right testing tools for your audience and goalsWatch this episode and find financial freedom online!► Subscribe to our channel and join us as we dive into everything entrepreneurship, digital marketing, and online business.ABOUT SYSTEME.IO:Systeme.io is a simple, affordable, and intuitive online all-in-one marketing tool for anyone who is looking to grow their online business.Manage every single aspect of your business in the same place with systeme.ioFOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA!► Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/get.systeme.io/► Twitter: https://twitter.com/systeme_io► Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/251145835476950► LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/getsystemeio/

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Landing a high-ticket project fills the coffers once, but putting your energies into building regular recurring revenue keeps cash flowing on an ongoing basis. Come hang with the DC panel as they discuss types of recurring revenue and ways to grow it. Hosts Present: Stephanie Hudson – FocusWP / FB Tim Strifler – Tim's Divi Plugins | Tim's Divi Child Themes Eric Dingler – In Transit Studios / Coastal City Creative Sarah Oates – Endure Web Studios / FB / @endureweb Mike Devitt –  Web Design Pro / FB / @webdesignpro.co Geno Quiroz - https://quiroz.co/ & https://montereypremier.com/ Resources Mentioned: Recurring Revenue Retreat: https://r3.live/ Kristina Romero's Care Plan Course https://wpcaremarket.com/training/ Josh Hall Maintenance Plan Course: https://joshhall.co/product/building-a-recurring-income-website-maintenance-plan/ Website Owner's Manual (WOM): https://theadminbar.com/wom/ https://termageddon.com/privacy-policy/ https://legal123.com.au/ Follow us on Social Media: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/divichatpodcast/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/divichatpodcast/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/divichat/ Website: https://divi.chat/ Leave a (5 ⭐) Review: https://ratethispodcast.com/divichat Join us Live on Youtube or Facebook every Tuesday @ ☀️ 2 pm Los Angeles ⛅️ 5 pm New York

Landing a high-ticket project fills the coffers once, but putting your energies into building regular recurring revenue keeps cash flowing on an ongoing basis. Come hang with the DC panel as they discuss types of recurring revenue and ways to grow it. Hosts Present: Stephanie Hudson – FocusWP / FB Tim Strifler – Tim's Divi Plugins | Tim's Divi Child Themes Eric Dingler – In Transit Studios / Coastal City Creative Sarah Oates – Endure Web Studios / FB / @endureweb Mike Devitt –  Web Design Pro / FB / @webdesignpro.co Geno Quiroz - https://quiroz.co/ & https://montereypremier.com/ Resources Mentioned: Recurring Revenue Retreat: https://r3.live/ Kristina Romero's Care Plan Course https://wpcaremarket.com/training/ Josh Hall Maintenance Plan Course: https://joshhall.co/product/building-a-recurring-income-website-maintenance-plan/ Website Owner's Manual (WOM): https://theadminbar.com/wom/ https://termageddon.com/privacy-policy/ https://legal123.com.au/ Follow us on Social Media: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/divichatpodcast/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/divichatpodcast/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/divichat/ Website: https://divi.chat/ Leave a (5 ⭐) Review: https://ratethispodcast.com/divichat Join us Live on Youtube or Facebook every Tuesday @ ☀️ 2 pm Los Angeles ⛅️ 5 pm New York

Website care or maintenance plans are an amazing source of recurring revenue for digital agencies. Kristina Romero from WPCareMarket shares what most people are doing wrong, how to secure more (and better) recurring clients, what to include and how much to charge.  There's a LOT covered in this chat and Kristina delivers the goods.  Use […]

Website care or maintenance plans are an amazing source of recurring revenue for digital agencies. Kristina Romero from WPCareMarket shares what most people are doing wrong, how to secure more (and better) recurring clients, what to include and how much to charge.  There’s a LOT covered in this chat and Kristina delivers the goods.  Use ... Read more

Recurring Revenue Retreat with Kristina Romero *** RRRetreat.live http://bit.ly/2VYmvdW August 29th and 30th at Disney’s Coronado Springs Resort, Orlando. RRRetreat is a recurring revenue conference designed to show your business how to create recurring revenue. I'm giving a workshop and talk with Mike Michalowicz and tons of other great speakers in Orlando later this year. To explain the event I'm talking to one of the organisers, Kristina Romero! Kristina has created multiple recurring revenue businesses and seriously knows her stuff when it comes to generating recurring, repeat income into your business. In this episode I'm going to talk to Kristina about creating recurring revenue, why this event is going to be so unique AND why you you should include your family and partners in your business! Video: https://youtu.be/pTKx3RD2sR0

Recurring Revenue Retreat with Kristina Romero *** RRRetreat.live http://bit.ly/2VYmvdW August 29th and 30th at Disney's Coronado Springs Resort, Orlando. RRRetreat is a recurring revenue conference designed to show your business how to create recurring revenue. I'm giving a workshop and talk with Mike Michalowicz and tons of other great speakers in Orlando later this year. To explain the event I'm talking to one of the organisers, Kristina Romero! Kristina has created multiple recurring revenue businesses and seriously knows her stuff when it comes to generating recurring, repeat income into your business. In this episode I'm going to talk to Kristina about creating recurring revenue, why this event is going to be so unique AND why you you should include your family and partners in your business! Video: https://youtu.be/pTKx3RD2sR0

Q & CJ talk about adult toys burglary, Steve Harvey, stepdads advice, added Kristina Romero to staff!

Watch the video of this podcast here. A Bit of Background Tara's business, AlchemyThree, is a small business that she runs out of an office in Massachusetts. Tara and her small team concentrate on small to medium sized businesses particularly female-owned businesses as she loves helping women to step into their power and succeed. Her business focuses on digital marketing, web design and maintenance. Tara started as a photographer and hated computers for a long time. She only wanted to make art and it wasn’t until things started to go digital that she realised that she needed to get into that space and embrace her inner control freak! She got onto Photoshop and started messing around with that. She is largely self-taught with an Associates in graphic design from a community college. She has been working in the WordPress/ design space for around 16 years now with some stints of work in corporate. Discovering the Blueprint A year ago she saw Kristina Romero (one of WPE’s coaches) give a talk at WordCamp Boston. A light bulb went off when Kristina was talking about care plans and the concept of recurring revenue. Tara at the time had been hustling to get the next project and just wasn’t thinking long-term. So she started following Kristina online which led her to WP Elevation and here she is! Now Tara is part of the Mavericks Mastermind group. The Game Changer The biggest game-changer for Tara since completing the Blueprint is that she has realised her worth as a web developer, marketer and brand specialist. It wasn’t until she found WPE and it’s community that this happened. She talks about the isolation that you feel when you're running your own business. So the support and guidance helped her make this mindset shift. Before the course, she was charging around $2,500 for a website and was getting in over her head because she had no processes in place and was making everything up as she went along. After the course, she felt she had the tools, the skills and the structure to take on more work with full confidence in her abilities. Everyone keeps going on about the community- am I right! Well, Tara says that she loves the diversity of the community with varying skill sets and backgrounds. She loves hearing stories of how people got where they are and loves how the people in the group are so supportive when you need help. Being a part of Troy’s small Mastermind group has given her the chance to get even closer with some of the other members. So last week she had a "little tantrum" when Google decided to shut down her account. It was one of those moments when the straw breaks the camels back and she felt ready to give up on her business. She took to her Maverick's Slack group and everyone rallied around her, reached out to check on her and offer help. She says that "instead of undercutting each other we lift each other up." The care plans and having a recurring revenue changed her life as well as the proposal process. She was wasting so much time writing proposals so to have a structure and a baseline was amazing. The proposal allows the reader to see that you actually understand their business and sell them the benefits of your work rather than the features. Growing a Team Tara is nervous and excited because she just offered someone offshore a full-time role. Hurrah! Her first full-time employee! She currently also has a writer and a developer working for her which she was only able to do since WPE. She learned that making yourself feel uncomfortable is important. Hiring this person makes her feel nervous and in the past, she never would have done this without the support of the WPE community. Tara's Favourite Tool Tara says that she has an unhealthy relationship with Mixmax. It's a tool that allows you to track your emails, send canned email responses and send invites to your calendar. The tracking helps you to understand what level of interest people have in your business and whether emails have been lost. Wrap Up Tara wraps up the chat with Ray by saying “The course is a no-brainer. The amount of value you get is bonkers! Don’t even hesitate”. Awww thanks for sharing the love Tara! How awesome is she! If you have any questions for her or want to let us know what you think of this podcast, please leave a comment below. P.S. We've created a 10% discount code for the listeners of the WPE podcast. Simply add the code GOELEVATE  upon payment of the Blueprint course. The deal is valid until the 21st September 2018.

Dallas Comics Mikey B and Kristina Romero sit down and talk shop about some odd jobs we have had. Pursuing comedy and getting paid for it is not always that easy, enjoy the free Podcast... wink! www.myshitypodcast.com 

We talked with co-founder of RockStar Empires, Kristina Romero about her journey from actor to web developer to entrepreneur and now mompreneur. She shares the importance of being a good boss to yourself, setting boundaries and creating systems to balance life and work. Kristina also shares some of her secrets for how she she is able to keep her work stress and emotions out of the home, even though she’s there 24/7. Hint, it takes a bit of work, but is possible if you are intentional about it in the right ways.

For this week’s show, I sat down with one of WP Elevation’s business coaches, Kristina Romero, to speak with Jeff and Vlad. We started off by asking them about their backgrounds. Now, if you’ve ever used ManageWP, you probably already know about Vlad and how he became an entrepreneur. But just in case you haven’t, here’s the scoop: he was working as a developer in 2007 when he quit his job and decided to start a blog. Like so many of us, he tried out a number of different platforms until he found WordPress. It felt so natural and easy to use, he was hooked. From there, was inevitable that he would branch out into creating plugins, becoming a consultant, and even authoring books on the subject. Now, he’s the head of ManageWP, a simple and elegant platform for automating workflows and keeping clients’ WordPress sites up to date. Jeff, on the other hand, has a very different background. As a nerd growing up in Silicon Valley, he came of age during the dot com boom, working first at a small startup and then moving on to eBay, where he would spend the next 10 years managing the company’s products. When he was offered the opportunity to work at GoDaddy, his reaction was one that might seem strange to some of us: he knew the company had a poor reputation in the industry and saw that their products were “a disaster.” So he jumped at the opportunity to turn things around. After an exhaustive process of soliciting and listening to customer feedback, he began to reshape GoDaddy’s products from the ground up. During this process, he kept one important idea in mind: small business owners are busy, and they need help. Most of them will hand off their web development to someone else as soon as they have the budget. So he wanted to do everything possible to support the market of designers and developers who would be supporting those clients on GoDaddy – naturally, ManageWP seemed to be the perfect partner for the job.Why Did GoDaddy Acquire ManageWP? At this point, I had to stop and ask, “Why would you buy ManageWP and not just build it yourself? And why would Vlad decide to sell?” Their answers made a lot of sense – Jeff knew his team had the capability to build their own managed WordPress platform, but the team at ManageWP already had the experience and had already developed the solutions. GoDaddy could dramatically accelerate its strategy by acquiring a solution rather than engineering one themselves. At first, Vlad told us, he was a little nervous about the offer. He’d heard what others had to say about GoDaddy’s services. But when he visited their Sunnyvale offices, he realized everything he thought about the company was wrong. He told us what the experience was really like behind closed doors – and it’s nothing like we imagined. If he stayed in Serbia, he knew his opportunities for growth would be limited, so he took a gamble and decided to say yes to GoDaddy’s offer. Not that it was easy for his customers to accept. As soon as ManageWP announced the detail, the company’s blog blew up with negative feedback. Still, Vlad didn’t doubt he’d made the right choice. He left the negative comments online, telling his team simply: “Even if we were acquired by Apple or Tesla, there are still customers who would be upset.” For his part, Jeff sees the acquisition as an opportunity to finally turn GoDaddy’s reputation around. We talked about Jeff and Vlad’s plans for the newly acquired business, including how ManageWP will continue to operate independently following the merger, how the company will prioritize new features and updates, and how the acquisition has changed ManageWP’s operations.Questions from the Audience We also took a number of questions from the audience, including: Has GoDaddy Pro Connect been reduced to a business directory? What plans are there to improve 1st level support at GoDaddy? What about support for other products like SSL and DNS? Is GoDaddy killing off its reseller program? How do you prioritize what to fix next at GoDaddy? Are there any plans for badging and certification in the Pro Connect directory? Why does GoDaddy install plugins automatically on new WordPress sites? How can resellers add other services to the client reporting? During the rest of the session, we heard about Jeff’s relaunch of GoDaddy Pro and how it will help connect small businesses to the professionals they need to scale up their businesses – rather than simply relying on word of mouth. We also learned about GoDaddy’s “secret weapon” – its 3,500 member customer support team – and how they’ve dramatically changed their training and certification to provide world-class support to every customer. Finally, Jeff and Vlad gave us a sneak peak into what we can expect in 2017 from GoDaddy Pro and ManageWP. Just listen to the podcast or watch the video for the full details.

Today’s episode is a follow up to our previous show with Seth Godin and Kristina Romero. We’re chatting with Kristina to find out what it was like to hear Seth’s advice, what she implemented and how it’s worked out for her since then. Specifically Kristina talks about the advice that was most difficult to hear, how she has since defined her specialty and the status of her video project - it’s all here on episode #94 of WP Elevation.

On today’s episode of WP Elevation we’ve got something new for you! In a totally different style and format from our usual interview we’re bringing the one and only best-selling author Seth Godin on to chat with one of our own WP Elevation members Kristina Romero.