Podcast appearances and mentions of lain ehmann

Welcome to Episode 68 of The Perfectionist's Guide to Mothering! Today I'm talking with my friend, Lain Ehmann. Lain is a radio show host, journalist, best-selling author, and consultant. Her superpower is creating clarity from confusion and helping her clients get their voices heard in a noisy world. A sought-after public speaker and coach, Lain loves leading retreats, facilitating masterminds, and bringing women together who want to change the world one conversation at a time. She is the mom of three amazing kids and lives with her husband and family in Scottsdale, Arizona. Some of the resources we mention in this episode include: Lain's book, Start Small: Tiny Shifts to Boost Your Relationships, Simplify Your Day, and Life a Happier Life* The True Vine by Andrew Murray* Dallas Cowboy Cheerleader Documentary Scribd*: Use Lain's link to get two months free Subscribe to my digital magazine, Restore Support the podcast here Send me an email or DM me on Instagram You can connect with Lain through: Her website: fastlain.com Instagram: @ lain.ehmann --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andreafortenberry/support

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Author, podcaster and speaker Lain Ehmann shares her story of when she experienced loosing a loved one, a job and unknown health concerns came barreling into her life. She talks about how to get through dark days by gaining control of what we do have authority in.. our thoughts, words, and actions. This is such an encouraging story to remind us we can't control what happens to us but we can control how we respond when life unravels. We talk a lot on how to obtain and exude joy in the middle of chaos and diversity to express God's love and kindness in our daily lives. lainehmann.com

► Create your free systeme.io account here: https://systeme.io Lain Ehmann is a communication specialist, digital marketer, and copywriter with nearly 30 years of experience.In this episode, she explains how powerful copy and content really are.You'll learn how to:Make your business stand out from the noiseCompel your leads to take the next step and become customersGet more quality leads by scaling your business the right wayBuild a community of engaged customers on social mediaWatch this episode and transform your content marketing!► 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/

In our continuing Highlights series, discussing our different paths to Christ, Brandon is joined by best selling author and radio host, Lain Ehmann. To benefit from the wisdom gained in her journey, make sure to give her a like and follow @lain.ehmann on Instagram.

This week on the show, Lain Ehmann is here to be our joy coach. Joy is a fruit of the Spirit — it’s not a result of perfect circumstances, which means it’s available to us even IN SPITE of our circumstances. Lain talks to us about how focusing on or putting our hope in the transitory things in life will only leave us wanting, but hope in Jesus is eternal and unwavering. If we want joy that lasts, we have to be counter-cultural in where we find it - we have to learn to be JOY REBELS! CONNECT WITH LAIN:INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/lain.ehmann/FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/lainehmannEMAIL: lain@fastlain.com LISTEN LIVE ► https://faithtalk1360.com/listenliveLEARN MORE ► https://www.aligentry.com/SUBSCRIBE TO THE PODCAST ► http://bit.ly/thevibrantlifeshowyoutube CONNECT WITH ME ON:INSTAGRAM: http://www.instagram.com/ali.gentryFACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/thevibrantlifeshow/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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We are continuing our series, Summer of Joy, and I'm talking with Lain Ehman today. Lain is a best-selling author, life and business coach, and host of A More Beautiful Question, the radio show and podcast to equip women to live as Joy Rebels and fight back against a culture of worry and fear. Lain explains what a joy rebel is and we talk about ways to be one. We talk about the difference joy and happiness, how gratitude creates joy in us and how we always have the choice to choose it or not. Lain shares her story of struggle and what she did when she thought she couldn't handle one more thing.  We chat about being joyful even in really difficult times and how to keep functioning when you feel like you might not make it through the day. I encourage you to listen in, learn about being a joy rebel and then show up and shine your light.   MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE A More Beautiful Question Show How Do I Find More Joy in My Life? How Do I Find More Joy in My Life? – Part 2 Therefore do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about itself. Each day has enough trouble of its own. – Matthew 6:34 (NIV)   LAIN'S FAVORITE 5 Zenni Optical Air Fryer Scribd – lainloves.com/scribd Red Light Therapy Black Rock Coffee   CONNECT WITH LAIN Instagram | Website

Today I talk with Lain about body positivity, breaking down the ideas of how we feel connected to truth, and finding true happiness. Find Lain on IG @Lain.Ehmann Find me on IG and FB @Alisonkayfurno or visit my website at AlisonFurno.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What's up everyone? I'm back with another exciting episode. Have you ever been in some situations where it seems like God is not listening or he is not there?? Your faith is shaken and you ask questions like why is this happening to me? You may even blame yourself when bad things happen. Lain Ehmann is a Marketing & Communications Specialist, Journalist & host of 'A more beautiful question Podcast'. We discuss how we can walk out our faith as women in every area of our lives. Additionally we look at reshaping the questions we ask of ourselves and others to get better answers and go on to living a more fulfilled life. Today choose to ask better questions, if we choose to ask what's wrong/right we'll come up with an answer for both!! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/calida-finercreator/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/calida-finercreator/support

When your soul is weary and desperate for rest, it is so easy to lose your joy. When life's circumstances are challenging and you lose yourself in the hard moments, the joy of the Lord can still be an anchor as you weather the storm. Join me for an uplifting conversation from the "Joy Rebel" herself, Author and Host of A More Beautiful Question radio show and podcast, Lain Ehmann as we discuss how YOU too can be a joy rebel and experience life free from anxiety and fear! Connect with Lain on Instagram and at her website and grab her freebie, 31 Verses To Fight Against Worry and Fear!  Connect with Somer on Instagram and at her website for more resources from the Ahavah in our Hearts Ministry!

When your soul is weary and desperate for rest, it is so easy to lose your joy. When life's circumstances are challenging and you lose yourself in the hard moments, the joy of the Lord can still be an anchor as you weather the storm. Join me for an uplifting conversation from the "Joy Rebel" herself, Author and Host of A More Beautiful Question radio show and podcast, Lain Ehmann as we discuss how YOU too can be a joy rebel and experience life free from anxiety and fear! Connect with Lain on Instagram and at her website and grab her freebie, 31 Verses To Fight Against Worry and Fear!  Connect with Somer on Instagram and at her website for more resources from the Ahavah in our Hearts Ministry!

Weekly conversations with Chiropractors that have experienced both the highs and lows of practice and life, what they have learned and applied from these struggles and challenges, and practical advice and encouragement to inspire you to new heights.

Bella chose episode 56 with Lain Ehmann to be part of the Best of Bella series because it was one of the most downloaded episodes of Bella in Your Business. Bella and Lain dive in deep on branding and how to make your website stand out. They talk about figuring out who you are as […]

Lain Ehmann, bestselling author and communications strategist, specializes in helping six and seven figure entrepreneurs uncover hidden profits and potential. Her superpower is saying what your customers and clients really need to hear, to get the results you want as quickly as possible. Lain shares ways to repurpose your content (not just in media such as YouTube or podcasting) but also in terms of content types such as relationship building, storytelling, or expert articles. If you'd like to get more eyeballs on your websites, amp up your content marketing, or do more in less time, listen to today's episode. Resources Easy Steps to Defining Your Unique Value and Communicating Your Clear Message (Free Worksheet) Life in the Fast Lain (Official Site) Lain's blog (Blog)

Description On this episode Bella spends time with Lain Ehmann, Marketing Strategist at #FastLain. Listen in as they talk about the mistakes small businesses make on their websites, including telling a story that your audience wants to hear vs. telling the story you want the audience to hear. Be mindful of your audience. You will […]

Today's question comes from Jeanette, who has a question about how her new book can help build her brand and monetize her website. How do I use my book to help promote my brand? What can I do to connect my book to my website? Can the book help me build my email list? Should I write a new book? You can find Jeanette's art and activity website at http://www.craftwhack.com/. In this episode, I mention SPI Episode 37 with Lain Ehmann on monetizing in a hobby niche at http://www.smartpassiveincome.com/session37/. I also mention Survey Monkey to help you to get feedback from your audience through surveys. Learn more at http://www.surveymonkey.com/. Do you have a question about leveraging your book to support and monetize your brand and website? Record it at http://www.askpat.com/. Thanks to Zip Recruiter for sponsoring today's episode. Go to http://www.ziprecruiter.com/pat to get started posting jobs today.

Welcome to yet another edition of the Real Fast Results podcast!  Today you’ll have the chance to learn more about how you can further build your platform and your fan base as an author, speaker, content provider, coach, or even a consultant.  No matter what it is that you do, it’s important for you to have a community of people that know, like, and trust you. People aren’t going to buy from you unless they have faith that you know what you are talking about and that you can help them.  Something that you can do, in order to establish more credibility and a bigger audience base, is to start writing for major business-related publications, such as Entrepreneur.com, Inc.com, Huffington Post, etc.  Today, our special guest is Lain Ehmann.  Let’s see what she has to say. Today's Promise: Stand Out To Editors I would say that our promise today is to give you the best possible chance of getting a piece of your own submitted, and hopefully picked up, by the editors of these publications.  We can’t guarantee anything because it’s in someone else’s hands, but we’ll help you cut through the masses and make your pitch or submission stand out to these editors. Authority Bling: Establishing Credibility If you are a coach, a consultant, an author, a speaker, and you want to raise your visibility, you want to build your platform up higher, having that “seal of approval” from Entrepreneur.com, from Fortune, from Success, that helps establish you and helps your audience trust you.  I call it “Authority Bling," when they go to your website and they see “As Seen on Huffington Post” or “As Seen on…” whatever the magazine would be for your particular industry.  It conveys authority to you, based on the trust that the viewer might have with these other magazines. If you can say, “I’ve been on Oprah,” that right there is like your “Golden Ticket”.  Also, you can bring in new viewers because if your piece is on one of these publications, websites, or print editions, people can find you that way as well.  So, there’s a “double bang for your buck” there when you have that authority conveyed upon you. People will see that and come back to you.  In my experience, the ones that I write for, do give you the opportunity to plug yourself in somehow, whether it’s saying “Bestselling Author of…” or “Find out more at…”. The Process Of Getting Published The process of getting published now has never been easier; when we’re talking about getting published in a publication like Entrepreneur or Inc.  When I started, I actually was a journalist for many, many years, before I established my online business, and before that time, you had to send in a pitch. You had to type it up on, sometimes a real typewriter, print it out, propose your article, send it to the editor in an envelope, with a self-addressed stamped envelope, and they usually would just say, “Not interested,” stick it back in and send it back to you. This was a process of 6, or 8, or 12 weeks, and it was excruciating!  The idea now that I can email someone and get a response in a matter of minutes, sometimes, is just incredible.  Also, they aren’t limited by the print publication.  Most of the publications that we see now on the newsstand at Barnes & Noble, or we subscribe to in the mail, have print editions, but they also have unlimited space online.  So, it’s so much easier now than it was 10 years ago.  I just want to tell people that this is the Golden Age of being able to be published in these publications because they do need this endless stream of fresh content. I was a journalist. I established an online business. Now my specialty is in content strategy, particularly focusing on launch periods, so helping people gear up for launching a class, or product, or membership site, or whatever it might be.  In order to provide more value to my clients, I wanted to get published in these magazines, so that I could tell them how to do it.  Also, to raise my visibility as well. Step 1 - Referral There are five steps, and I’m an author, so I love alliteration.  The five steps all begin with “R." The first step is to get a referral if you can. Just like anything else, if you can get a referral, if you can get somebody’s name, that’s going to put you a step up. It’s not necessary, but just like with anything else in business, if you can open that door before you step through, it helps a little bit.   Step 2 - Research The second step is to do your research. This is a great opportunity, and you don’t want to just throw something at it to see if it sticks.  You want to practice due diligence to make sure that you’re leveraging the opportunity correctly.  That’s why I suggest that people do research. Know that if you’re in the business market, how Inc.com differs from Entrepreneur, differs from Fortune, differs from Forbes.  How do those interact with each other?  They each have their own angle.  What is it?  What kind of piece would belong in Entrepreneur versus Inc.?  You look at them, and they look very similar, but there are nuances, and knowing that is really going to give you a step up. Step 3 - Relevant After you’ve gotten a referral, if you can, and you’ve done a little research to know where you fit well and what the differences are among those publications, you want to make sure that you propose something that’s relevant to that publication.  For instance, Business Insider is an online publication that’s pretty high-profile.  They have a very specific spin on things, and something that would go in Business Insider probably would not appear in Fortune Magazine. Or, if it were the same topic, it would be a completely different angle. You want to make sure, if they cover from A-K in the alphabet, you don’t want to suggest something that is RST.  You want to keep it within their area, and you want to make sure that what you propose is relevant to them and to their readers.  What I suggest, also, is when you’re contacting them, you let them know that you have done your research, and you can even say, “I have a piece that’s similar to the piece that you published on [XXX Date], but it’s different because I took this angle on it.” Step 4 - Remarkable That leads into the fourth “R”, which is remarkable.  It’s got to be relevant, but it’s also got to be remarkable.  You don’t want to propose something that they’ve already covered, and you don’t want to propose something that’s just “ho-hum”.  You know, it’s just another article on “10 Ways to XYZ”.  You want it to be very different.  You want it to be remarkable in some way, but still relevant. Let’s say that you’re a triplet, and you’re in business with your siblings.  That would be remarkable.  Not only could you talk about how family dynamics work within the business world, or the entrepreneurial world, but how you would do that when you’re a triplet.  That’s a little bit unusual, but I think it shows you what I’m talking about.  You’re looking for a unique spin.  You want to find something that only you could write about for whatever reason. There’s a really popular author who has written several books on what it’s like to be a doctor.  He’s got a unique spin on it because he’s not just talking about the medical world from 10,000 feet.  He’s talking about it like a guy who is actually talking about people. That’s just another example of finding a unique spin.  What is the book, what is the article, what is the blog post? What is the one that only you can write and make yourself stand out that way? Step 5 - Respected You have the referral, the research, making it relevant, making it remarkable, and then the fifth piece is to make sure that you present yourself as a respected expert.  They want to know that you know what you’re talking about.  When an editor gets an inquiry, or a pitch, or an email from you, whatever you want to call it, he or she knows, “Oh my gosh! Dan Hall has been in business for X number of years and has produced 16 different podcasts, and he’s interviewed people like this, this, and this.”  He or she, reading that, already knows, “Hey, this guy knows what he’s talking about.” So if you see these as hurdles that you need to jump, it’s just one more.  The question is going to be in their mind, “Okay, this is a great story, but does this person have the authority that our readers are going to want to see.”  You’re going to position yourself that way. If you’re writing about business, you’re going to talk about how you’re experienced in the business.  If you’re writing about health and fitness, you want to talk about that you ran a gym for ‘X number’ of years, or you’re a personal trainer, or you’re certified in whatever it might be.  Again, you’re just showing your expertise. How To Get A Referral Ask People.  If you’re in a mastermind group or some kind of networking group, ask people, “Hey, do you know anyone who has written for these publications,” or “Have you written for them,” or “Do you know anybody that works for this magazine,” or “Do you know anybody who has experience with publications?”  The person you know might not know anything about it, but they might know someone who does.  You know how interconnected we are now.  Everyone is just a few steps away from everybody, so ask within your network about that. Find out who is working at that site via LinkedIn and see if there’s any connection that they have. LinkedIn shows you graphically.  If you type in “Arianna Huffington,” it will tell you if you have connections with Arianna Huffington, and if so, how many steps are within the two of you. That is invaluable because you can actually see the connection. And, even if you don’t have a direct connection, maybe you have someone who works in advertising at Entrepreneur. You have to dig into it a little bit, but there’s always the connections there. You might have to take more steps between than someone else might have to, but they’re there.  Also, a lot of journalists and editors are on Twitter.  That seems to be their preferred social media platform.  So, track them down and start to follow them and create your own connection.  That’s always the best.  I think if you could directly connect with this person, and they know who you are without a referral, that’s even better.  There’s always ways to establish that. Tips: Research And Relevant I think that #2 and #3 really go together. The ‘research’ and the ‘relevant.' Based on the research, you’re going to figure out what’s relevant and what isn’t.  It’s not complicated because you can go on their websites and see what’s there.  Entrepreneur.com shows you the top 50 most popular posts. So ,you can see right there, not only what they’re covering, but what people are reading. They are going to want you to emulate exactly what their success formula is. If you know any post that is about financing gets a lot of views, and any post about business etiquette isn’t very popular, then you don’t want to submit the business etiquette piece, you want to submit the financing piece.  That’s because you want them to say, “This is exactly what we use.  This is exactly what I need.” It also helps a ton, when you are proposing your topics. I actually propose them as an article with a headline, and if I see that 9 out of the 10 top posts are, “16 Ways to,” or “14 Steps to,” or “6 People Who,” I propose them with a number.  Or they all have a name of somebody important, or they all have to do with contrast.  It’s like becoming a detective.  You’re solving a puzzle, “What do these have in common?”  And, “Can I do that similarly, yet pivot it a little bit?” Also, look at the sections that they have.  Maybe they have a section on business start-ups.  Maybe they have a section on relationships in the workplace.  If it’s health and fitness, maybe there’s a section on weight loss, strength training, or whatever it might be.  Look at how they set up their publication. The more they know about it, the more you can say, “This is going to fit here.” The more they are going to pay attention because a lot of people won’t go through that process. They will just blindly send the same piece to 40 different magazines.  This is what distinguishes you as somebody that’s really serious about winning, about getting the assignment or having your material published. Some people have recommended sending in ideas.  I have not gone that route.  Throughout my career, I have had much more success by saying, “This is something that’s ready to go.”  I’m confident in the research I’ve done, and the writing style.  I know they publish pieces 500-600 words long, and I’m not sending them a 1,000-word piece. I’m looking at all of those things, so I know that it fits, and it’s so much easier for them to say, “Yes, I want that.”  Instead, they would say “Okay, send it back in," and you go through this other loop of writing it.  That just delays the whole process.  I would rather have them give me a yes or no, and I’ll try again if it doesn’t fit. You should also understand that if they do say no, you still have a piece of brilliant content that you can use in any way.  You can put it on your own blog.  Maybe do a little tinkering and ship it to another site.  So, it’s all about leveraging and thinking about re-purposing and repackaging if your first attempt doesn’t work out.  That pretty much covers it.  You just want to make sure that it fits within the scope of what they’re covering. That covers the relevance step too, because through your research you’ll see what they’re covering, how long their articles are, and the sections.  Then, you can just make sure it fits.  If you can’t figure out which section of their website your article would fit into, that would be a good indication that your article isn’t right for that publication.  You should also try to make sure that the article you publish is relevant to your business.  You don’t want to propose something that fits their site, but has very little to do with your business either. You will want to be able to benefit from someone reading your work and actually taking action on it.  I could probably get something placed on a health and fitness website, but is that going to benefit my business?  It possibly could, but I would be much better off spending that time and energy where my target market is hanging out and talking about the topic and the pain points of that target market versus just trying to write for anybody and everybody. How Can I Establish Myself as Someone Worth Listening to? One of the things that I’ve noticed, as I’ve worked with some of my clients to help them place articles, is that you can be a respected expert, but if you don’t have publishing experience as well, sometimes that is the missing piece.  Just like I was saying, it’s like, “If I can’t get published in Entrepreneur, do I just give up?”  No.  Get published in a smaller magazine, or post it on your blog, because being able to say, “I have a blog, and I’ve written it for 16 years.  I get 10,000 views per month,” or whatever it might be, it shows that you are a person of authority and established in terms of having this history behind you. The editors are going to go through a lot of effort to work with you and teach you how to submit to them, and once your piece is accepted, they get you into their content management system.  They want to see stuff from you again.  They don’t want the “one hit wonders”.  They’ll take them because they do have a need for content, but I think they’re much more interested in establishing a relationship with someone that’s going to send them something every month or two.  If you just come out of nowhere, give them one piece, and disappear, that’s okay, but they would much rather work with someone they know they can depend upon and develop that relationship. Showing that you have a history of publication, whether it’s in big names, or on your own blog. Just showing that you have that history of writing as well, will also help make you stand out from the crowd.  I think they have limited expectations when it comes from wanting content from you on a regular basis.  At this point in my career, none of the ones that I’ve written for so far have said, “We want a piece from you every week to stay in our system,” or anything like that.  What I have seen, with both Huffington Post and Entrepreneur, I am now an approved writer for them, so I can put whatever I want, whenever I want into their content management system. If I have an idea today, I can have that in Entrepreneur’s system waiting to see. I asked the editor, “Do you want to see my ideas before I put them in?”  He’s like, “No, once you’re accepted, just go ahead and put them in there.”  That’s fantastic.  That’s wonderful to have this opportunity and the door’s wide open.  Other magazines do it differently.  Success.com still wants to see an article idea, but now that I’ve had several pieces accepted by them, the door is definitely more open.  You know, I get to use my key versus having to wait in line and that kind of thing as well.  So, it differs from publication to publication. I know that Ramit Sethi, who is a very big name online, who does the Zero to Launch and I Will Teach You to be Rich, has a new site coming out.  I can’t remember the name of it, but,  I was talking to one of my clients, and they wanted a commitment to be one of their featured bloggers.  You would have to provide X number of articles, in a certain format, over X period of time.  So, it varies from publication to publication. It’s not an easy process, and it is going to take some time, but it is pretty straightforward.  Just like anything else, if you’re willing to do that background research, it’s really going to set you apart from everybody else that’s not doing it.  Just make sure it’s worth it for your business, and make sure it’s something that you’re not doing just for ego and really think that it’s going to benefit moving your business forward.  There are so many opportunities for us to get our names out there.  Make sure it matches your skills, and your interest, and your audience, and I think you’ll be good. Check Out This Step By Step Video That Lain Originally Made For Me But Gave Me Permission To Post Here [youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5w6oZBc0SAU?rel=0&showinfo=0&w=640&h=480] Connecting with Lain The best way is through my blog.  It’s Lainehmann.com.  Then, on Facebook, it’s Facebook.com/LifeWithLain.  On Twitter it’s @Lainehmann, and I use #FastLain. Resources Publications: Entrepreneur.com Inc.com Huffington Post Business Insider Fortune.com Success Real Fast Results Community If you are diggin’ on this stuff and really love what we’re doing here at Real Fast Results, would you please do me a favor? Head on over to iTunes, and make sure that you subscribe to this show, download it, and rate & review it. That would be an awesome thing. Of course, we also want to know your results. Please share those results with us at http://www.realfastresults.com/results. As always, go make results happen!

Today's question comes from David, who has a local service-based business. He is expanding into online business to extend his reach. Should he start a second website, or can he make his local website work? David's site is http://www.mindfulmeanings.com/. In this episode I mention Smart Passive Income Podcast Session 37 with Lain Ehmann (http://www.smartpassiveincome.com/session37) Do you have a question about expanding a local business into an online business? Record it at http://www.askpat.com/. Today's sponsor is Pipedrive, the customer relationship management tool for small teams. Check out https://www.pipedrive.com/pat to get started. Check out my new book on validating your idea for a business, Will It Fly?, at http://willitflybook.com.

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Today’s question comes from Gaby, who wants to know if her website topic is too broad. I share my thoughts—share yours using #AskPat301. In this episode, I mention Andrew Warner (http://www.mixergy.com); the Smart Passive Income episode with Lain Ehmann (http://smartpassiveincome.com/session151); Gary Keller and Jay Papasan’s book, The One Thing (http://www.the1thing.com/); and Greg McKeown’s book, Essentialism (http://gregmckeown.com/essentialism-the-disciplined-pursuit-of-less/). Do you have a question about your website’s topic? Record it at http://www.askpat.com/. Thanks to today's sponsor, AWeber. Your email list is your most valuable asset—get started today. Go to http://www.aweber.com/askpat.

#151: This week’s guest comes up a lot on this podcast, and rightly so—she’s got one amazing success story. Remember Lain Ehmann, who turned her scrapbooking hobby into a six-figure online business? She’s back with another crucial lesson for all you online entrepreneurs: the power of the virtual conference. A big part of Lain’s success has come from her virtual conferences, where hundreds of scrapbookers gather online to connect, trade ideas, and learn from invited instructors. Lain’s here to share what goes into creating a virtual conference, as well as the victories and challenges she’s faced along the way. Podcast show notes available here: https://www.smartpassiveincome.com/session151

#151: This week’s guest comes up a lot on this podcast, and rightly so—she’s got one amazing success story. Remember Lain Ehmann, who turned her scrapbooking hobby into a six-figure online business? She’s back with another crucial lesson for all you online entrepreneurs: the power of the virtual conference. A big part of Lain’s success has come from her virtual conferences, where hundreds of scrapbookers gather online to connect, trade ideas, and learn from invited instructors. Lain’s here to share what goes into creating a virtual conference, as well as the victories and challenges she’s faced along the way. Podcast show notes available here: https://www.smartpassiveincome.com/session151

We’re baaaAACK! (insert scary music here). It’s me, Lain Ehmann, and THE Traci Reed. We’re chatting about Traci’s penchant for marketing and her new class with Scrapaneers called Crafty Marketing Made Easy. We chat about: -How Traci’s income and visibility skyrocketed as a direct result of her marketing efforts -Why she considers networking to be […]

Lain Ehmann does a lot of work online in the scrapbooking industry where she does online events, webinars, and has been able to monetize that to make a very successful business for herself.  In Episode 41 of the Defining Success Podcast Lain discusses how she's been able to build a massive online following and been able to monetize her online efforts through event, webinars, and more.  When Lain first started she had no idea on the direction her business would take her, but she'd advice anyone interested in starting a new business to take action and adjust along the way. Lain is a fast-talking, fast-scrapping human dynamo with three kids, tons of ideas, and more books than she could ever read in this lifetime. The author of several books on scrapbooking, including “Snippets: Mostly True Tales from the Lighter Side of Scrapbooking” and “20 Simple Secrets of Happy Scrapbookers” (co-authored with Stacy Julian), Lain loves sharing her philosophy of guilt-free, simple scrapbooking. Running a business requires taking action.  Lain Ehmann remembers starting her first blog and adjusting her strategy along the way to help her make more money and run a successful online scrapbooking business.  Learn how Lain took the first steps towards building her business and see how you can take action, adjust along the way and build a successful business.

Lain is a scrapbooking superhero who created a multiple-six-figure online business in less than THREE years. She's known for her sense of humor, high energy and her ability to get it done while others are still drinking their first cup of coffee.

Scrapbookers unite! Whether you're a digital scrapbooker, a paper-based scrapper, or somewhere in between, host Lain Ehmann will help make your scrapbooking fun, fast, and fabulous with scrapbook tips, inspiration, and more. http://www.layoutaday.com

Scrapbookers unite! Whether you're a digital scrapbooker, a paper-based scrapper, or somewhere in between, host Lain Ehmann will help make your scrapbooking fun, fast, and fabulous with scrapbook tips, inspiration, and more. http://www.layoutaday.com

Scrapbookers unite! Whether you're a digital scrapbooker, a paper-based scrapper, or somewhere in between, host Lain Ehmann will help make your scrapbooking fun, fast, and fabulous with scrapbook tips, inspiration, and more. http://www.layoutaday.com

Scrapbookers unite! Whether you're a digital scrapbooker, a paper-based scrapper, or somewhere in between, host Lain Ehmann will help make your scrapbooking fun, fast, and fabulous with scrapbook tips, inspiration, and more. http://www.layoutaday.com

Scrapbookers unite! Whether you're a digital scrapbooker, a paper-based scrapper, or somewhere in between, host Lain Ehmann will help make your scrapbooking fun, fast, and fabulous with scrapbook tips, inspiration, and more. http://www.layoutaday.com

Scrapbookers unite! Whether you're a digital scrapbooker, a paper-based scrapper, or somewhere in between, host Lain Ehmann will help make your scrapbooking fun, fast, and fabulous with scrapbook tips, inspiration, and more. http://www.layoutaday.com

Scrapbookers unite! Whether you're a digital scrapbooker, a paper-based scrapper, or somewhere in between, host Lain Ehmann will help make your scrapbooking fun, fast, and fabulous with scrapbook tips, inspiration, and more. http://www.layoutaday.com

Scrapbookers unite! Whether you're a digital scrapbooker, a paper-based scrapper, or somewhere in between, host Lain Ehmann will help make your scrapbooking fun, fast, and fabulous with scrapbook tips, inspiration, and more. http://www.layoutaday.com

Scrapbookers unite! Whether you're a digital scrapbooker, a paper-based scrapper, or somewhere in between, host Lain Ehmann will help make your scrapbooking fun, fast, and fabulous with scrapbook tips, inspiration, and more. http://www.layoutaday.com

Scrapbookers unite! Whether you're a digital scrapbooker, a paper-based scrapper, or somewhere in between, host Lain Ehmann will help make your scrapbooking fun, fast, and fabulous with scrapbook tips, inspiration, and more. http://www.layoutaday.com

Scrapbookers unite! Whether you're a digital scrapbooker, a paper-based scrapper, or somewhere in between, host Lain Ehmann will help make your scrapbooking fun, fast, and fabulous with scrapbook tips, inspiration, and more. http://www.layoutaday.com

Scrapbookers unite! Whether you're a digital scrapbooker, a paper-based scrapper, or somewhere in between, host Lain Ehmann will help make your scrapbooking fun, fast, and fabulous with scrapbook tips, inspiration, and more. http://www.layoutaday.com

Scrapbookers unite! Whether you're a digital scrapbooker, a paper-based scrapper, or somewhere in between, host Lain Ehmann will help make your scrapbooking fun, fast, and fabulous with scrapbook tips, inspiration, and more. http://www.layoutaday.com

Scrapbookers unite! Whether you're a digital scrapbooker, a paper-based scrapper, or somewhere in between, host Lain Ehmann will help make your scrapbooking fun, fast, and fabulous with scrapbook tips, inspiration, and more. http://www.layoutaday.com

Scrapbookers unite! Whether you're a digital scrapbooker, a paper-based scrapper, or somewhere in between, host Lain Ehmann will help make your scrapbooking fun, fast, and fabulous with scrapbook tips, inspiration, and more. http://www.layoutaday.com

Scrapbookers unite! Whether you're a digital scrapbooker, a paper-based scrapper, or somewhere in between, host Lain Ehmann will help make your scrapbooking fun, fast, and fabulous with scrapbook tips, inspiration, and more. http://www.layoutaday.com

Scrapbookers unite! Whether you're a digital scrapbooker, a paper-based scrapper, or somewhere in between, host Lain Ehmann will help make your scrapbooking fun, fast, and fabulous with scrapbook tips, inspiration, and more. http://www.layoutaday.com

Scrapbookers unite! Whether you're a digital scrapbooker, a paper-based scrapper, or somewhere in between, host Lain Ehmann will help make your scrapbooking fun, fast, and fabulous with scrapbook tips, inspiration, and more. http://www.layoutaday.com

Scrapbookers unite! Whether you're a digital scrapbooker, a paper-based scrapper, or somewhere in between, host Lain Ehmann will help make your scrapbooking fun, fast, and fabulous with scrapbook tips, inspiration, and more. http://www.layoutaday.com

Scrapbookers unite! Whether you're a digital scrapbooker, a paper-based scrapper, or somewhere in between, host Lain Ehmann will help make your scrapbooking fun, fast, and fabulous with scrapbook tips, inspiration, and more. http://www.layoutaday.com