Podcasts about qvc tv

Will Gowing speaks to the brand ambassador for Carole Hochman and Cuddl Duds, Alison Pyne. Alison tells Will all about her time on QVC's Search for a Presenter competition, appearing on Eastenders with two national treasures and working on QVC TV around the world. 

Will Gowing speaks to actor, presenter, model and artist, Samantha Ovens. Sam tells Will about her early career as a teacher, moving into the world of modelling and now presenting all things fashion and style on QVC TV.

Will Gowing speaks to actor and presenter, Leanne Stott. Leanne talks about moving to America during her early years, how things changed after an incredible life experience and what she loves about presenting LIVE on QVC TV.

Do you want to learn how to turn your homemade recipe into an iconic brand? To compete with established labels, you need a great tasting product and shelf appeal. Today's guest is Tiffani Neal, founder of Barlow's Foods, a packaged food company, named after her grandfather, a farmer from California. She recognized a gap in the pancake mix market and created a mix that tasted homemade and used only organic ingredients. In this episode, she walks you through how to scale your product without sacrificing quality. In addition to tasting good, Tiffani shares how she created a label that embodied her company's values and could rival the American staples already on the shelves.    If you want to learn what it takes to become an American staple, listen now!   Want to keep up with Tiffani Neal? Find details here:   ► Website:https://barlowsfoods.com/   ► Shop:https://barlowsfoods.com/collections/all   ► Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/barlowsfoods/?hl=en Want to keep up with Traffic Sales and Profit? Find details here:   ► Podcast: https://trafficsalesandprofit.com/podcast   ► Get your FREE Traffic Sales and Profit Book here https://freetspbook.com/tsp-book   ► Subscribe to the YouTube channel: https://youtube.com/trafficsalesandprofit   ► Upcoming Live Events: https://trafficsalesandprofit.com/events/   ► Join our FREE Traffic, Sales & Profit Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/TrafficSalesProfit/   ►  Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/trafficsalesandprofit/   ► Follow Lamar on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lamartyler/ KEY TAKEAWAYS   [00:00:00] Show Intro  [00:03:00] Eating clean  [00:04:30) Recognizing a gap in the market [00:05:20] The Aha moment! [00:06:50] The inspiration behind the name [00:08:40] Learning to utilize your resources  [00:10:20] How entrepreneurship tests your personal and professional growth [00:14:20] Farming culture in California [00:15:30] A product that customers already use and understand [00:16:20] Scaling your product [00:17:40] Utilizing local college resources to start your business [00:18:20] Relying on your network [00:21:10] Customers who understand your brand [00:22:10] The financial challenges of the early stages  [00:24:20] Finding unbiased testers to assess your product [00:25:20] Reaching out to experienced experts in your area [00:26:00] Determining the right market for your product  [00:28:00] Making the commitment to  your business [00:29:40] Recognizing the scalability and the need for your product [00:31:00] The success following the QVC Tv appearance [00:33:10] A brand with a story behind it stands out on the shelf [00:34:30] Start acting on your ideas  [00:36:20] Striving to be iconic brand  

Will Gowing pays tribute to Tova Borgnine who recently passed away. Tova was a familiar face on QVC TV around the world for many years, in this episode (recorded back in 2019) Will talks to Tova about her life, career and the golden age of Hollywood.

In this episode Rabbi Wildes speaks with Naomi Nachman. As cooking has always been her passion, in 2004, Naomi started her own kosher personal chef business, The Aussie Gourmet, to pursue cater weekly and Shabbat/Yom Tov meals for families and individuals within The Five Towns and neighboring communities and beyond — including Alaska and Israel. Naomi is often sought after to give cooking demonstrations and produce kosher Chopped competitions throughout the New York/New Jersey Metropolitan as well as across the country, where she shares her immense enthusiasm for food. Naomi has her own cooking show on Kosher.com called Sunny Side Up. Naomi also hosts her own weekly show, “Table for Two with Naomi Nachman” on The Nachum Segal Network – which covers all food-related topics. In addition, Naomi writes a monthly column for the Mishpacha magazine covering food trends, and is also a contributing editor to The Jewish Home newspaper distributed in Long Island, Baltimore and California writing weekly articles and recipes. Naomi has also been a guest host on the QVC TV network and has been featured in cookbooks, a cooking CD and a variety of newspaper articles covering topics related to cuisine preparation and personal chefs. In 2017 Naomi published her debut cook Perfect For Pesach with Artscroll. Naomi published her second cookbook Perfect Flavors in November, 2018 Artscroll.

Raymond Huang was most recently the Chief Strategy Officer of MOGU (蘑菇街), a publicly listed Chinese eCommerce company, and the FIRST one to launch livestreaming eCommerce or live shopping in China, which accounted for an estimated $150Bn USD in GMV last year. He used to be an investment banker in Hong Kong, and worked closely with Chinese tech firms e.g. JD, Bilibili. In 2018, he decided to join Mogu as Chief Strategy Officer. Learn about: Why Mogu began experimenting with livestreaming eCommerce back in 2016; What is Mogu's technology lab and how it helps beginner influencers to start; Why is the 24x7 supply chain throughout China essential to the rapid growth of livestreaming eCommerce; What is the difference between QVC (TV shopping) and livestreaming shopping, and why livestreaming eCommerce hasn't taken off in the west; What are the major differences between western influencers and Chinese influencers; What niche business models, special products are a good fit in livestreaming eCommerce; What are the strengths of each of the major livestreaming eCommerce firms such as Douyin, Kuaishou, Alibaba and Wechat, and their challenges; Why DTC brands are fond of building private traffic, and why Ray is skeptical about it.

Today's episode was really fun! Naomi Nachman is amazing and has such a fascinating life. I loved speaking with her and hearing her enthusiasm and positive energy. This episode was so much fun but it was also very inspiring for me. So many times we are held back by our lack of experience or the stories we make up in our heads. Naomi had a vision and she just went for it and she is so successful today. Here's a bit more about Naomi: Naomi first started her own kosher personal chef business, The Aussie Gourmet, in 2004 to cater weekly and Shabbat/Yom Tov meals for families and individuals within The Five Towns and neighboring communities. Naomi Nachman has her own cooking show, Sunny Side Up, on the Kosher.com network and also hosts her own weekly show, “Table for Two with Naomi Nachman” on The Nachum Segal Network – in which discusses all food-related topics. In addition, Naomi writes a monthly column for the Mishpacha Magazine covering food and travel, and is also a contributing editor to The Jewish Home newspaper for the last 10 years, distributed in many states across the country writing weekly recipes. Naomi has also been a guest host on the QVC TV network and has made a variety of guest appearances on CBS TV (in both NY and Washington), NBC Morning News, Fox 5 New York, and the Hallmark Channel and has been quoted by the Forbes Magazine, Wall Street Journal on Jewish food trends. Naomi has become known as a Kosher food media influencer and has represented many brands on social media, including Kosher.com, Gefen, Tropicana, Breakstone's, Ore-ida, Gourmet Glatt and Maxwell House. In 2017, Naomi published her debut cookbook, Perfect For Pesach with Artscroll Publications; and in November, 2018 Naomi published her second cookbook, Perfect Flavors (also with Artscroll Publications). Naomi has sold more than 28,000 copies of her books. Naomi is often sought after to do cooking demonstrations, book signings and to produce Kosher Chopped-style cooking competitions across the world, where she shares her immense enthusiasm and passion for food. In 2018, Naomi was invited to attend the New Jewish Media summit where she met with President Reuven Rivlin and Prime Minister Benyamin Netanyahu. In the last several years, Naomi has traveled extensively with her family as well as working on tours such as Birthright, Pesach programs and summer travel. When Naomi is not traveling she can be found with her husband and family in Long Island, New York. Thank you for being here! If you are ready to make peace with food and ditch dieting, head over to my website and sign up for a free clarity call! www.gilaglassberg.com Don't forget to give this podcast a 5 star review if you liked what you heard and share it with those who can learn and benefit from it! Follow me on Instagram @gila.glassberg.intuitiveRD! Have a great day! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Have you always wanted to be a TV host? In this week's Leap of Fate pod 51, I bring on QVC TV host Michele Lau! Michele shares everything about how she became a tv host for QVC [currently], theshops.tv, Jewelry Television, GemsTV USA, The Jewelry Channel, and the Home Shopping Network [HSN].Michele Lau gives us an in-depth look at her humble beginnings starting out hosting tv shows in Minnesota. She got her to break with HSN and never looked back! She shares how she moved herself up through the ranks and how she has dealt with genetic eye disease to overcome adversity while selling gems and jewelry live on television!00:00 intro1. Who is Michele Lau? (1:00)2. How Michele got into tv and radio hosting (3:30)3. Michele's interview for Home Shopping Network and move to Florida (HSN) (5:00)4. First hosting spots on HSN during the graveyard shift (8:30) 5. The rise of HSN, QVC, and home television shopping (11:00)6. Studying and Receiving her degrees from Gemological Institute of America Inc (GIA) (14:00)7. Overcoming genetic eye disease to sell on television and live her daily life (17:00)8. What it is like selling on live television and highlights! (21:00)9. Michele's pod giving back: You Are Solid Gold with Michele Lau (29:30)10. Advice for you and End (31:00)Enjoy this pod and check Michele Lau:YoutubeWebsiteLinkedInFacebookSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/leapoffate)

In this Episode:We Changed It Up This Week. In this episode, Aimee Cruz provides an update on what's going on in her life, and then she gets into a FUN conversation with fellow Mama to two girls and business owner, media maven Deanne Goodman Gustafson. Deanne co-founded Kombucha on Tap with her boyfriend, who is now her husband, they have two girls aged 1 and 3 years old. Deanne took a step back from the company and recently decided to pursue a path with Unicorn Tribe – think modern-day QVC TV. Hear all her tips for working or not working with your significant other as well as how she manages Mom Life with her other passions. Aimee and Deanne met a year ago and this is a fun catch-up conversation on all things Mom and Business life! For more visit: www.MomsOnMaternity.com www.kombuchaontap.net www.UnicornTribe.com Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, I'm super excited to be speaking with my new friend and powerhouse entrepreneur, Jamie Kern Lima. Jamie is the co-founder of IT Cosmetics and the first female chief executive in L'Oréal's history. She has also been featured on the Forbes list of “America's Richest Self-Made Women” since 2017, and is one of the most recognizable faces on QVC TV. In her new book, Believe IT: How to Go from Underestimated to Unstoppable, she shares her unbelievable true story of building a billion dollar business from her living room. Unfortunately, society doesn't teach us how to believe in ourselves, and that's why Jamie's book is vital for today's times. If you want to find out why rejection is actually just grace in disguise and how to overcome self-doubt on your path to success, then this conversation is exactly what you need today. Also, don't miss Jamie's FREE 1-DAY LIVE CONFIDENCE-BUILDING VIRTUAL EVENT! - Monday February 22, 2021 @ 7AM PST | 10AM EST. In this session, here's what we cover: Why rejection is a good thing in business, and how to turn setbacks into lucrative partnerships. The story of how Jamie went from a struggling waitress to launching a dream company from her living room. How to believe in yourself, even when you feel like you're crazy. Why listening to your intuition can help you improve judgement. How the power of storytelling can help you build your business. How to create something that works for you, and turn it into a valuable product for others. The story of how Jamie Kern Lima built the largest beauty brand in QVC history. Why not giving up is the most genius thing you can sometimes do. Using rejection to understand what's missing in your business. Tips on finding your authenticity and why you can't fake it. Interview Resources Believe It: How to Go from Underestimated to Unstoppable Join Jamie Kern Lima's insider team Preorder the book from Amazon, Barnes & Nobles, Book Depository, BAM!, or Indie Bound FREE 1-DAY LIVE CONFIDENCE-BUILDING VIRTUAL EVENT! Media request contact form for TV, print, and podcast interviews About Jamie Kern Lima Connect with Jamie Kern Lima on Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn Jamie Kern Lima on QVC IT Cosmetics Jamie Kern Lima on Wikipedia David Bach on Oprah Smart Women Finish Rich Smart Couples Finish Rich The 3 Minute Sunday Newsletter Finish Rich by David Bach Company Growthday Coaching with David Bach The Latte Factor: Why You Don't Have to Be Rich to Live Rich Get Access to More Great Content! To get access to the best financial tools, resources, and advice to help you LIVE RICH NOW, visit www.FinishRich.com Connect with David Bach Instagram Facebook Twitter YouTube

Will Gowing chats to TV presenter Davina McCall about her fitness journey, the highs & lows of completing a huge physical challenge for the charity Sport Relief and appearing on QVC TV with her very own range. 

As cooking has always been her passion, in 2004, Naomi started her own kosher personal chef business, The Aussie Gourmet, to pursue cater weekly and Shabbat/Yom Tov meals for families and individuals within The Five Towns and neighboring communities and beyond — including Alaska and Israel. Naomi is often sought after to give cooking demonstrations and produce kosher Chopped competitions throughout the New York/New Jersey Metropolitan as well as across the country, where she shares her immense enthusiasm for food. Naomi has her own cooking show on Kosher.com called Sunny Side Up. Naomi also hosts her own weekly show, “Table for Two with Naomi Nachman” on The Nachum Segal Network – which covers all food-related topics.  Naomi has also been a guest host on the QVC TV network and has been featured in cookbooks, a cooking CD and a variety of newspaper articles covering topics related to cuisine preparation and personal chefs. In 2017 Naomi published her debut cook Perfect For Pesach with Artscroll. Naomi published her second cookbook Perfect Flavors in November, 2018 Artscroll. Naomi currently lives with her husband and children in Woodmere, NY. What you will hear in this episode: - Naomi talks about her early start in the food world. Growing up in Australia where her parents had a catering business, Naomi was exposed to delicious and  fresh ingredients. When she visited Israel for the first time, Naomi was amazed at the abundance and availability of great kosher food.  - One piece of advice that Naomi offers listenners is the importance of networking to grow one's business. We can take advantage of the built in support system that our communities offer to engage and network with others. -Naomi discussed the process of writing her cookbooks. Her goal  was to provide easy to follow recipes in a variety of categories and to expose the reader to new flavors and ingredients. Naomi credits her extensive traveling in inspiring her culinary creations. Favorites: City: Sydney, Australia Kitchen gadget: steel wide food peeler, sharp knives Spice: cumin Book: All For The Boss by Ruchama Shein Girl Boss: Miriam Pascal, Melinda Strauss, Chanie Apfelbaum You can find  out more about Naomi at @naominachman You can donate here to support the Australian wildfire relief efforts.  This episode is brought to you by Chic Boards LA . Enter code Bossm10 for 10% off your order.        

Kate Eckman is a plus size model, QVC TV presenter, motivational speaker and all-round joy bringer. Well-versed in the competitive nature of a career in modelling and TV presenting, Kate has learnt a lot about body confidence and self-compassion, and is sharing that with us today. She’s committed to helping others face up to their fears, own their stories and be comfortable in their own skin. We are talking about confidence, dealing with comparison and encouraging self compassion. Listen in, you’re in for a treat…

One of the top three things that clients request for their landscaping project is seasonal color year-round. One of the fastest, easiest and best ways to do this is by including perennials in your installations. The problem is that there are literally thousands and thousands of perennials to choose from, making perennial selections an overwhelming task for most contractors. And the truth of the matter is that you can't just plant daylilies and hostas everywhere. The self-proclaimed Perennial Diva Stephanie Cohen has got you covered. She discusses her favorite tried and true perennials (and some grasses, too) that will give your clients the color that you want, while working within their budget and limiting the amount of maintenance that is required throughout the year. She also goes over: -Perennial garden design basics -Her top 10 tried and true perennials -Sequential color throughout the year -More than just flower color -Divide and conquer -Perennial bed maintenance opportunities -Her bottom 10 perennials -What about the natives? -Perennials vs. annuals Cohen has taught herbaceous plants and perennial design at Temple University for over 20 years. She was the Founder and Director of the Landscape Arboretum at Temple University, Ambler. She is a contributing editor for “Fine Gardening”, the advisory board for “Green Profit” and is a regional writer for The Blooms of Bressingham Plant Program. She has received three awards from the Perennial Plant Association for design, as well as receiving their Service and Academic Award. She has received awards from Temple University, Pennsylvania Horticultural Society, and The American Nursery and Landscape Association for Garden Communicator of the Year 2000. She is the first woman to receive the honor award from The Perennial Plant Association at their meeting in 2005 in Canada In 2005, she became a fellow of Temple University Alumni Association, the highest award given to an alumna. She has lectured coast to coast, including Alaska, and has been featured on QVC TV as the “Perennial Diva.” In 2005, she also wrote a book on perennial garden design called “The Perennial Gardeners Design Primer,” published by Storey Press. It was chosen by The Garden Writer's of America as the winner in the best overall book category. She has also written three other books published by Timber Press. In 2007, she authored "Fallscaping", 2011 she published “The Non-Stop Garden” and her newest book, “Greenhouse Grower" was just translated into Russian. For more information, visit www.theperennialdiva.com.

One of the top three things that clients request for their landscaping project is seasonal color year-round. One of the fastest, easiest and best ways to do this is by including perennials in your installations. The problem is that there are literally thousands and thousands of perennials to choose from, making perennial selections an overwhelming task for most contractors. And the truth of the matter is that you can't just plant daylilies and hostas everywhere.The self-proclaimed Perennial Diva Stephanie Cohen has got you covered. She discusses her favorite tried and true perennials (and some grasses, too) that will give your clients the color that you want, while working within their budget and limiting the amount of maintenance that is required throughout the year.She also goes over: -Perennial garden design basics -Her top 10 tried and true perennials -Sequential color throughout the year -More than just flower color -Divide and conquer -Perennial bed maintenance opportunities -Her bottom 10 perennials -What about the natives? -Perennials vs. annualsCohen has taught herbaceous plants and perennial design at Temple University for over 20 years. She was the Founder and Director of the Landscape Arboretum at Temple University, Ambler. She is a contributing editor for “Fine Gardening”, the advisory board for “Green Profit” and is a regional writer for The Blooms of Bressingham Plant Program. She has received three awards from the Perennial Plant Association for design, as well as receiving their Service and Academic Award. She has received awards from Temple University, Pennsylvania Horticultural Society, and The American Nursery and Landscape Association for Garden Communicator of the Year 2000. She is the first woman to receive the honor award from The Perennial Plant Association at their meeting in 2005 in CanadaIn 2005, she became a fellow of Temple University Alumni Association, the highest award given to an alumna. She has lectured coast to coast, including Alaska, and has been featured on QVC TV as the “Perennial Diva.”In 2005, she also wrote a book on perennial garden design called “The Perennial Gardeners Design Primer,” published by Storey Press. It was chosen by The Garden Writer's of America as the winner in the best overall book category.She has also written three other books published by Timber Press. In 2007, she authored "Fallscaping", 2011 she published “The Non-Stop Garden” and her newest book, “Greenhouse Grower" was just translated into Russian.For more information, visit www.theperennialdiva.com.

One of the top three things that clients request for their landscaping project is seasonal color year-round. One of the fastest, easiest and best ways to do this is by including perennials in your installations. The problem is that there are literally thousands and thousands of perennials to choose from, making perennial selections an overwhelming task for most contractors. And the truth of the matter is that you can't just plant daylilies and hostas everywhere.The self-proclaimed Perennial Diva Stephanie Cohen has got you covered. She discusses her favorite tried and true perennials (and some grasses, too) that will give your clients the color that you want, while working within their budget and limiting the amount of maintenance that is required throughout the year.She also goes over: -Perennial garden design basics -Her top 10 tried and true perennials -Sequential color throughout the year -More than just flower color -Divide and conquer -Perennial bed maintenance opportunities -Her bottom 10 perennials -What about the natives? -Perennials vs. annualsCohen has taught herbaceous plants and perennial design at Temple University for over 20 years. She was the Founder and Director of the Landscape Arboretum at Temple University, Ambler. She is a contributing editor for “Fine Gardening”, the advisory board for “Green Profit” and is a regional writer for The Blooms of Bressingham Plant Program. She has received three awards from the Perennial Plant Association for design, as well as receiving their Service and Academic Award. She has received awards from Temple University, Pennsylvania Horticultural Society, and The American Nursery and Landscape Association for Garden Communicator of the Year 2000. She is the first woman to receive the honor award from The Perennial Plant Association at their meeting in 2005 in CanadaIn 2005, she became a fellow of Temple University Alumni Association, the highest award given to an alumna. She has lectured coast to coast, including Alaska, and has been featured on QVC TV as the “Perennial Diva.”In 2005, she also wrote a book on perennial garden design called “The Perennial Gardeners Design Primer,” published by Storey Press. It was chosen by The Garden Writer's of America as the winner in the best overall book category.She has also written three other books published by Timber Press. In 2007, she authored "Fallscaping", 2011 she published “The Non-Stop Garden” and her newest book, “Greenhouse Grower" was just translated into Russian.For more information, visit www.theperennialdiva.com.

One of the top three things that clients request for their landscaping project is seasonal color year-round. One of the fastest, easiest and best ways to do this is by including perennials in your installations. The problem is that there are literally thousands and thousands of perennials to choose from, making perennial selections an overwhelming task for most contractors. And the truth of the matter is that you can't just plant daylilies and hostas everywhere. The self-proclaimed Perennial Diva Stephanie Cohen has got you covered. She discusses her favorite tried and true perennials (and some grasses, too) that will give your clients the color that you want, while working within their budget and limiting the amount of maintenance that is required throughout the year. She also goes over: -Perennial garden design basics -Her top 10 tried and true perennials -Sequential color throughout the year -More than just flower color -Divide and conquer -Perennial bed maintenance opportunities -Her bottom 10 perennials -What about the natives? -Perennials vs. annuals Cohen has taught herbaceous plants and perennial design at Temple University for over 20 years. She was the Founder and Director of the Landscape Arboretum at Temple University, Ambler. She is a contributing editor for “Fine Gardening”, the advisory board for “Green Profit” and is a regional writer for The Blooms of Bressingham Plant Program. She has received three awards from the Perennial Plant Association for design, as well as receiving their Service and Academic Award. She has received awards from Temple University, Pennsylvania Horticultural Society, and The American Nursery and Landscape Association for Garden Communicator of the Year 2000. She is the first woman to receive the honor award from The Perennial Plant Association at their meeting in 2005 in Canada In 2005, she became a fellow of Temple University Alumni Association, the highest award given to an alumna. She has lectured coast to coast, including Alaska, and has been featured on QVC TV as the “Perennial Diva.” In 2005, she also wrote a book on perennial garden design called “The Perennial Gardeners Design Primer,” published by Storey Press. It was chosen by The Garden Writer's of America as the winner in the best overall book category. She has also written three other books published by Timber Press. In 2007, she authored "Fallscaping", 2011 she published “The Non-Stop Garden” and her newest book, “Greenhouse Grower" was just translated into Russian. For more information, visit www.theperennialdiva.com.

On today’s show we’ll discuss the pluses of buying food locally, wherever you are! I’ll chat with Maria Postell, a Gestalt Psychotherapist, entrepreneur, and professional singer who currently shares her time between NYC and the Dominican Republic. We’ll also talk with New Jersey local health food store owner, Fred Shafer, about his quest to offer natural foods to the community since 1974. Gestalt Psychotherapist and NLP Master Practitioner, Maria Postell, is a respected corporate mentoring and knowledge sharing expert who is passionate about helping people succeed and prosper. In 2008, Circulation Management Magazine awarded her an Audience Development All-Star for her accomplishments in developing and managing highly successful Mentorship Programs for over 12 years. Maria is also certified in Whole Brain Creativity Assessments (NBI), giving organizations knowledge in maximizing individual team, leadership and organizational performance. Maria's passion for entrepreneurial living and taking on new challenges has catapulted her through new experiences and adventures. She began her career as a professional singer, recording two CD's and performing throughout the U.S, Canada, and the Caribbean Islands. As a successful accessory designer, the fashion world took note of Maria rather quickly. Her designs, Flamin' Mamies and Genie Wraps were featured in Harper's Bazaar, Seventeen Magazine and Y&M and sold in Bergdorf Goodman, SAKS, and on QVC TV. Visit: www.link4success.com/ Fred Shafer opened Taste of Dawn in 1976, a pioneer in the natural foods movement, bringing herbs and whole foods to the community. His expertise in whole food nutrition and supplementation and his genuine care giving customer service are the cornerstones of Taste of Dawn's success. Visit: www.tasteofdawn.com