Podcast appearances and mentions of robert gerrish

In this episode Robert Gerrish talks about working solo, sharing insights into how soloists can achieve success in business and life by creating a business that integrates with the life they wish to live.

DO ONE THING WELL? ERM, NOPE. ​For so long, we've been sold the mantra of doing one thing well. We need to specialise. To niche. To stay in our lane. And avoid Shiny Object Syndrome at all costs. But what if there was a different way? I've spent the last few years diversifying my income, and actively following Shiny objects. But I'm judicious, there is method to my madness. In this episode I'll tell you how I choose them, and when I lose them. My special guest is the fabulous Robert Gerrish of Flying Solo fame. His voice is like butter melting on wholewheat toast. Love his work.

In this episode of the Flying Solo podcast, founder of Sentinel Wealth Justin Hooper tells Robert Gerrish why the laws of nature apply just as readily to wealth creation.

In this episode of the Flying Solo podcast, founder of Sentinel Wealth Justin Hooper tells Robert Gerrish why the laws of nature apply just as readily to wealth creation.

In this episode of the Flying Solo podcast, founder Robert Gerrish speaks with Jill Brennan, the marketing coach for entrepreneurs with a scattergun approach to growth.

In this episode of the Flying Solo podcast, founder Robert Gerrish speaks with Jill Brennan, the marketing coach for entrepreneurs with a scattergun approach to growth.

There are so many podcasts out there to choose from. One small issue like echoey dialogue or long awkward pauses can make a potential listener click on the next option. So how do you get your podcast episodes to sound professional enough to earn credibility with your listeners? It's easier than you think. Welcome to Tactics Tuesday, a short and sweet companion to Should I Start a Podcast hosted by Ronsley Vaz, where each week with the help of a star-studded entrepreneurial lineup, he explores why you should start a podcast, build an audience and how to keep them hungry for more. On Tactics Tuesday, we'll give you little snippets of episodes filled with juicy tips to inspire, innovate and guide you through to the next steps of producing your very own podcast. If you'd like easily digestible little nuggets of knowledge from podcasting experts and entrepreneurs all over the world, this show is for you. This week we get some incredibly helpful tips from Robert Gerrish on how to take your podcast to the next level. Robert is known in the entrepreneurial world as a guy who helps those just starting out succeed. He is co-author of the business bestseller Flying Solo: How to Go it Alone in Business, and started his own small business community “Flying Solo” in Australia, which currently has over 100,000 members. Robert has become somewhat of an expert on podcasting, and he's constantly stressing the importance of focusing on the little things to make a big difference in how your podcast is perceived. Robert says preparation is critical, and he shares how focusing on specific aspects of your podcast production can take your show from amateur to pro.  Other valuable tactics in this episode: Why you should have a preparation method for each guest Why you should practice interviewing constantly How to be a better listener Why sound quality is key Easy tips to improve your sound quality Why you should be as narrow as you want to be How to acknowledge your weakness and use it as a strength Links: Robert on LinkedIn Flying Solo Website Robert's Website

In this episode of the Flying Solo podcast, Robert Gerrish speaks to Brad Krauskopf, founder of Hub Australia co-working community.

In this episode of the Flying Solo podcast, Robert Gerrish speaks to Brad Krauskopf, founder of Hub Australia co-working community.

I am soooo excited to announce this new podcasting event to be held here in Australia in 2020.Friday 04 September 2020Novotel Darling Harbour, SydneyA podcasting event for:People who are wanting to launch a podcastExisting podcasters wanting to grow their audiencePodcasters wanting inspiration and to meet other podcasters in the Australian Podcasting community.We have some amazing speakers lined up to present on a variety of podcasting topics. Speakers include Kate Toon, Robert Gerrish, Lorraine Murphy, Cherie Clonan, James Cridland, Tony Cosentino, Hasara & Daniel Lay & me, Lyndal Harris.Click on the link below to join the waitlist for the announcement of ticket sales in early 2020.https://www.podcastva.com/australian-podcasters-collaborative-live/

In this episode Robert Gerrish speaks with time management expert, Kate Christie about how we can end the year on a high.

In this episode Robert Gerrish speaks with time management expert, Kate Christie about how we can end the year on a high.

In this episode Robert Gerrish speaks to international creativity consultant, and inventor of Speed Thinking and Ideas Blitz, Dr Ken Hudson.

In this episode Robert Gerrish speaks to international creativity consultant, and inventor of Speed Thinking and Ideas Blitz, Dr Ken Hudson.

Anxious about starting your own business? Learn about the benefits of working for yourself from author Robert Gerrish.

In this episode Robert Gerrish speaks to life coach Jaemin Frazer about overcoming insecurity.

In this episode Robert Gerrish speaks to life coach Jaemin Frazer about overcoming insecurity.

In this episode Robert Gerrish speaks with LinkedIn expert, Lucy Bingle.

In this episode Robert Gerrish speaks with LinkedIn expert, Lucy Bingle.

187. Five strategies to ensure you deliver effective presentations by Flying Solo, with hosts Robert Gerrish & Lucy Kippist

In this episode, Kate Toon tells Robert Gerrish how vital it is to set boundaries around your time when you work from home.

In this episode, Kate Toon tells Robert Gerrish how vital it is to set boundaries around your time when you work from home.

In this episode Robert Gerrish speaks with Catherine Cervasio, founder of Aroma Baby about the trials and tribulations of exporting your business to China.

In this episode Robert Gerrish speaks with Catherine Cervasio, founder of Aroma Baby about the trials and tribulations of exporting your business to China.

In this episode Robert Gerrish speaks with Fred Schebesta, co-founder of Finder.com on the scarcity versus abundance mindset.

In this episode Robert Gerrish speaks with Fred Schebesta, co-founder of Finder.com on the scarcity versus abundance mindset.

Robert Gerrish, the founder of Flying Solo on how not to end up running a business by accident and what to do instead. We also talk about best ways to start your own mastermind or accountability group when working remotely. You can do it in person or start an online one. Robert shares his approach and talks about pitfalls and how to overcome them.

At Think Bigger, Grow and Succeed on Triple H 100.1FM we are interviewing professionals on the topic of seeing the bigger picture and discuss how individuals at work or in business can do this so they grow and ultimately succeed at their goals. We’re pleased to welcome Robert Gerrish. Having built an independent marketing and communications consultancy in London which was bought by Saatchi & Saatch.

 With an entrepreneurial spirit, Robert set about creating a community for others wishing to take control of their work-life by starting the entrepreneurial community Flying Solo. In late 2017, having grown Flying Solo to a membership base of over 100,000 independent businesses, Flying Solo was sold to David Koch's Pinstripe Media Group. Today, Robert helps those starting, growing, fine-tuning or exiting their business. Robert offers valuable advice for anyone wanting to grow a business.

Robert Gerrish with Jason Barnard at Copycon 2019 Robert Gerrish talks to Jason Barnard (The Brand SERP Guy) about imposter syndrome. At CopyCon, Robert gave an amazing talk based on the book by Dr Valery Young “the secret thoughts of successful women, why capable people suffer from imposter syndrome and how to thrive in spite of it”. Over 70% of people struggle from imposter syndrome at some point in their working life. And, of course this happens to men and women in any industry. The five types of people who suffer from imposter syndrome (according to Valery Young): perfectionist, superwoman, natural genius, soloist, expert. This is a phenomenally interesting conversation about something that isn't directly digital marketing but is well worth the listen.

Robert Gerrish with Jason Barnard at Copycon 2019 Robert Gerrish talks to Jason Barnard (The Brand SERP Guy) about imposter syndrome. At CopyCon, Robert gave an amazing talk based on the book by Dr Valery Young “the secret thoughts of successful women, why capable people suffer from imposter syndrome and how to thrive in spite of it”. Over 70% of people struggle from imposter syndrome at some point in their working life. And, of course this happens to men and women in any industry. The five types of people who suffer from imposter syndrome (according to Valery Young): perfectionist, superwoman, natural genius, soloist, expert. This is a phenomenally interesting conversation about something that isn't directly digital marketing but is well worth the listen.

Robert Gerrish with Jason Barnard at Copycon 2019 Robert Gerrish talks to Jason Barnard about imposter syndrome. At CopyCon, Robert gave an amazing talk based on the book by Dr Valery Young “the secret thoughts of successful women, why capable people suffer from imposter syndrome and how to thrive in spite of it”. Over 70% of people struggle from imposter syndrome at some point in their working life. And, of course this happens to men and women in any industry. The five types of people who suffer from imposter syndrome (according to Valery Young): perfectionist, superwoman, natural genius, soloist, expert. This is a phenomenally interesting conversation about something that isn't directly digital marketing but is well worth the listen.

At CopyCon, Robert gave an amazing talk based on the book by Dr Valery Young “the secret thoughts of successful women, why capable people suffer from imposter syndrome and how to thrive in spite of it”. Over 70% of people struggle from imposter syndrome at some point in their working life. And, of course this happens to men and women in any industry. The five types of people who suffer from imposter syndrome (according to Valery Young): perfectionist, superwoman, natural genius, soloist, expert. This is a phenomenally interesting conversation about something that isn’t directly digital marketing but is well worth the listen.

In this episode of the Glofox Fitness Founders Podcast, we are joined by the Sydney-based podcaster, speaker, and mentor Robert Gerrish. He helps small business owners in fine-tuning, growing, and exiting their businesses.  We discuss the main causes of and remedies to customer churn, practical tips for engendering "champion" customers, what questions to ask when looking for a business mentor, how taking care of yourself can reinvigorate your staff and business, and much more - teeming with great advice. Would you like more content like this? Whose story would you like to hear? Tweet us @weareglofox to let us know.

It’s always nice to get a guest back that everyone loved the first time around, so it’s a great pleasure to introduce Robert Gerrish to the show once again. We first spoke to Robert about his Flying Solo group (and accompanying book); a collective that supports people in business who are starting, growing and exiting. Now he’s written another book called the One-Minute Commute, but most importantly he talks absolute sense about business and life. Listen up!   See some of Robert’s top tips below:   **  Over 70% of Aussie small businesses don’t even have a premises. There is nothing wrong with this…. embrace it! **  Don’t just picture your material dreams in life. Picture what you’re doing in life. **  Be agile in business - sometimes you just need to adjust. This doesn’t mean you’re a failure! **  Don’t be so hung up on being busy with the day to day. Take the time out to understand what you might need to do to future-proof your business. **  Understand the value of your business, even if you aren’t planning on selling it. Be prepared for everything! In this episode of Business Brain Food you will learn:   **  Busting the myths of a “lifestyle business” **  How Robert ditched the rat race **  Robert’s history with business coaching **  How Robert attracted over 100,000 members to Flying Solo **  The size of the small-business marketplace in Australia **  How your business can be flexible and move with the times   Resources mentioned in this episode:   **  Do you think you have what it takes to become a Business Excellerator at Max My Profit? Visit: http://www.maxmyprofit.com.au/about  **  Robert’s book can be purchased here  **  Listen to Robert’s podcast here  **  Robert’s webiste: www.robertgerrish.com  **  All previous BBF episodes & show notes can be found at http://www.businessbrainfood.com.au **  Twitter: https://twitter.com/bfewtrell   Call to action:   Robert’s story is a great example of someone who has his priorities right. Always make sure your business fits into your wider objectives in life.   Also, if you are enjoying these Business Brain Food podcasts, then make sure to share them via social media sites or email the links to family and friends. A lot of time and effort goes into producing each of these podcasts with the goal in mind of the more people we can inspire about business the better. You can help us do just that!   Until next time, have a profitable day!   Cheers, Ben Fewtrell 02 8808 5500  

The latest episode of 2 Minute Drill, a Minicast From Diversified Game, features Robert Gerrish, Best-Selling Australian Author of  Flying Solo an The 1-Minute Commute (published by Pan MacMillan). Robert is the Founder of Flying Solo and works a s venture strategist for those starting, growing, fine-tuning or exiting their business.   After a career in marketing and design in London, culminating in the sale of his business to Saatchi & Saatchi Advertising, Robert began the search for more meaningful work and a less stressful lifestyle. Robert relocated to Sydney in the mid 1990s and following a stint as GM of a largish design group (now part of Landor), set up shop as a consultant and coach to small creative companies, helping them fine-tune their positioning and attract more clients.   Website: http://robertgerrish.com / http://flyingsolo.com.au If you are a new listener to 2 Minute Drill, a Minicast from Diversified Game, we would love to hear from you. Please visit our Contact Page and let us know how we can help you today! To Stay Updated Join Our Email List: subscribe.diversifiedgame.com Submit to Be Featured: 2minutedrill.diversifiedgame.com Follow the Diversified Game Podcast Instagram: instagram.diversifiedgame.com Twitter: twitter.diversifiedgame.com Facebook: facebook.diversifiedgame.com YouTube: youtube.diversifiedgame.com SoundCloud: soundcloud.diversifiedgame.com Website: diversifiedgame.com Follow the Diversified Game Host(s) Kellen Coleman - Instagram: http://instagram.com/kellenkash, Twitter: twitter.com/kellenkash Tyson Moultrie - Instagram: http://instagram.com/typhoenixlive, Twitter: twitter.com/typhoenixlive A.L. Roberts - Instagram: http://instagram.com/alrtistry, Twitter: twitter.com/alrtistry Join the Conversation Our favorite part of recording a podcast each week is participating in the great conversations that happen so, join in the convo on social media, and in our comments section. Leave a review if you like the direction the show is going! If, not visit us and give some feedback on how to improve, Thanks! Join our Community You can always follow us on social media, but for the growing log of super exclusive stuff visit our Patreon Community: patreon.diversifiedgame.com  --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/2-Minute-Drill/support

Plugged & Unplanned is back and this week you'll hear Booktopia's CEO Tony Nash speaks with Robert Gerrish, founder of Flying Solo and the author of The 1 Minute Commute. Where do Australian businesses sit in the grand scheme of things? Are we unique or not? What do we do well and what can we improve on? Robert focuses in on our creative abilities and how he would like to see Australia become known as a country of creative entrepreneurial businesses. Tony then asks a question: is there a stigma around small businesses? Robert looks at how small businesses are seen by those on the outside and small businesses interacting and working with one another can change the way they are viewed by others. Books mentioned in this podcast: The 1 Minute Commute by Robert Gerrish —> https://bit.ly/2HzKk5A Host: Tony Nash Guest: Robert Gerrish

Plugged & Unplanned is back and this week you'll hear Booktopia's CEO Tony Nash speak with Robert Gerrish, founder of Flying Solo and the author of The 1 Minute Commute. If you've ever had trouble selling yourself - particularly as a business owner - then you will want to listen to what Robert has to say about it. It's not an uncommon plight and the struggle to know how to sell oneself is as common as it is frightening. Robert goes into the mistakes people make when trying to sell their small business to consumers. There's a great little antidote about an accountant who struggled with this but then was able to apply new techniques to ‘sell himself' and what he did for a living in conversations. Now you might be thinking: not every small business can afford a coach or mentor. Not every business can afford formal training in these kinds of matters. But Robert has solutions for this too. Listen to Tony and Robert chat below for that and more! Books mentioned in this podcast: The 1 Minute Commute by Robert Gerrish —> https://bit.ly/2HzKk5A Host: Tony Nash Guest: Robert Gerrish

Having a good, strong and likeminded community around you is the bedrock of a successful podcast. Working out the best way to build such an audience may seem like a huge mountain to climb, particularly if you are new to the podcasting world. Luckily, we have the community building tycoon, Robert Gerrish on this week's episode of Should I Start a Podcast, giving his keynote speech from We Are Podcast, 2015. Robert is one of those guys who adores small businesses and creative entrepreneurs, that's why his career has always revolved around helping companies to succeed. He dabbled in multiple ventures - including music and art projects before deciding to jump ship, and move to hotter climbs, swapping London for Sydney. He co-authored the business bestseller, Flying Solo: How to go it alone in business, and developed his own agency, Flying Solo, Australia's micro and solo business community which currently has over 100,000 members. In this episode, Robert, introduces the novel idea of actually enjoying what you do for a living, as well as how to build a nice, solid community around your business. He also shares with us: Why Facebook groups, webinars and forums are great community building tools. How understanding your podcast voice will get the people you need on your side. Why taking your time getting things wrong can benefit you in the long-run. Why over delivering is a great way to maintain your audience. How growing your profile using online forums will improve your understanding of your audience. How respect is a key ingredient to running a solid community. Ways to use your podcast as a research tool of your audience and their needs. Why having smaller audience numbers is okay. Why slowing down can improve your show. How sticking with it takes courage. Why you are guaranteed to do mediocre work, but that's okay. Why responding on blogs will grow your confidence. How to own your community.   Links: Robert Gerrish -LinkedIn Robert Gerrish -Facebook Robert Gerrish - website Flying Solo - website

Having a good, strong and likeminded community around you is the bedrock of a successful podcast. Working out the best way to build such an audience may seem like a huge mountain to climb, particularly if you are new to the podcasting world. Luckily, we have the community building tycoon, Robert Gerrish on this week’s episode of Should I Start ... Read More The post 131. Robert Gerrish on How To Build Your Community Through Social Media, Forums & Webinars appeared first on Must Amplify.

Having a good, strong and likeminded community around you is the bedrock of a successful podcast. Working out the best way to build such an audience may seem like a huge mountain to climb, particularly if you are new to the podcasting world. Luckily, we have the community building tycoon, Robert Gerrish on this week’s episode of Should I Start a ... The post 131. Robert Gerrish on How To Build Your Community Through Social Media, Forums & Webinars appeared first on We Are Podcast.

MEET ROBERT GERRISH: Following a career in the marketing and design industry in London and Sydney, Robert made the leap to his own business in the mid-1990s. Seeing a niche in the area of support and resources aimed at the ‘one-person business’, Robert launched the Flying Solo community in 2005. With a small team, he grew the business to a member base of over 120,000 Australian freelancers and entrepreneurs, before selling at the end of 2017. Back working solo, today Robert pops up regularly at conferences and events; supports individuals in the development of their ventures, and hosts a series of podcasts including: “The Business of Bookkeeping”,“The Flying Solo Podcast” and his own “Rekindle” a new show that explores how to keep the flame alive in your work. His first book, “Flying Solo: How to go it alone in business” was a business bestseller and his latest, “The 1-Minute Commute“ was published by Pan Macmillan in late 2011 LINKS: https://www.robertgerrish.com/ (https://www.robertgerrish.com/) SUPPORT THE PODCAST AND GET GREAT CBD OIL! If you’re looking for a high-quality CBD Oil click on the link and try out zilis. I’ve been using them for a few weeks and I’m sleeping better and have less joint pain. Zilis CBD Oil (https://shop.zilis.com/#/shop/from/7143366) This podcast is brought to you by Audible. I have used Audible for years, and I love audiobooks. Click on the link to get a 30-day free trial, complete with a credit for a free audiobook download Audible.com (http://www.audibletrial.com/Yuri)

Having a good, strong and likeminded community around you is the bedrock of a successful podcast. Working out the best way to build such an audience may seem like a huge mountain to climb, particularly if you are new to the podcasting world. Luckily, we have the community building tycoon, Robert Gerrish on this week’s episode of Should I Start a ... The post 131. Robert Gerrish on How To Build Your Community Through Social Media, Forums & Webinars appeared first on We Are Podcast.

Having a good, strong and likeminded community around you is the bedrock of a successful podcast. Working out the best way to build such an audience may seem like a huge mountain to climb, particularly if you are new to the podcasting world. Luckily, we have the community building tycoon, Robert Gerrish on this week’s episode of Should I Start ... Read More The post 131. Robert Gerrish on How To Build Your Community Through Social Media, Forums & Webinars appeared first on Amplify Agency.

Plugged & Unplanned is back and this week you'll hear Booktopia's CEO Tony Nash speaks with Robert Gerrish, founder of Flying Solo and the author of The 1 Minute Commute. Did you know that over 74% of Australian small businesses are single person businesses? Tony and Robert discuss this rise of the single person business and how they allow their owners the flexibility to live how they want and test new ideas while maintaining a full-time career. Robert's experience with Flying Solo is in working with these solo entrepreneurs to plan and grow these businesses, not just in terms of the business but also in relation to personal well-being. He discusses how important it is for the solo entrepreneur to remain connected to the world - often many of these small businesses fold, not because the business fails but because the owner realises that the business is not good for them. Books mentioned in this podcast: The 1 Minute Commute by Robert Gerrish —> https://bit.ly/2HzKk5A Host: Tony Nash Guest: Robert Gerrish

 Robert Gerrish supports individuals starting, growing, fine-tuning or exiting their business. He founded the Flying Solo online community, co-wrote the bestseller of the same name, and in late 2018 launched his latest book, The 1-Minute Commute. He's a podcaster, speaker and works one-on-one with a small group of independent professionals from his base in Sydney, Australia.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The 1 Minute Commute. How many businesses work from a small office or even an office in your home. There are key factors to being able to be successful as a small business owner.I am pleased to have Robert Gerrish on the show today sharing his wealth of knowledge as it relates to how to be successful as a small business owner.He shares some key tips that are critical for you, as a small business owner, to understand and incorporate.Thanks for joining us!This show is broadcast live on Wednesday's at 11AM PT on K4HD - Hollywood Talk Radio (www.k4hd.com ) part of Talk 4 Radio (http://www.talk4radio.com/) on the Talk 4 Media Network (http://www.talk4media.com/)

In this episode, we talk to the iconic English-born Australian that is Mr. Robert Gerrish, founder of Flying Solo (Australia’s largest community of Solopreneurs) multi-business owner, mentor, podcaster and author of 2 sensational business books! Robert shares his own story of growing up and entering the workforce in the UK, the reason why he moved around the world to Australia and his thoughts on the importance of marketing in business today. Let’s jump into the show!   LINKS & RESOURCES FROM THIS EPISODE:

Hi, and welcome to The My Future Business Show! If you're looking to start your own small business, then do I have a treat in store for you! My next guest will not only help you get that early momentum that often alludes start-up entrepreneurs, he will also work with you towards creating your own, as he calls it, ‘smart little business'. With that said, it's my absolute pleasure to introduce, ROBERT GERRISH to the show. Now, Robert is not only the founder of FLYING SOLO, which happens to be the largest, most successful forum dedicated to helping small business owners, he's also an accomplished book author, with his latest book being ‘The 1-Minute Commute'. During the call, Robert shares some incredible business insights, and also reveals some of the things he does every day to maintain a balanced body, mind and spirit, whilst continuing to serve others in the Flying Solo community. Flying Solo is the largest online forum where small business owners go to get results. And although Robert sold Flying Solo a little while back, he still has an active part of the business. This is both a wonderfully light, but insightful call...that I know you will get a lot of value from. For more information about ‘The 1-Minute Commute', or to contact Robert, click the button below link... Contact Robert Gerrish Thanks again Robert, for being my guest on The My Future Business Show! Rick Nuske My Future Business PS: The My Future Business Show has opened up its invite only show to help get you in front of your best audience, and keep you there! To find out how you can get in front of your best audience, and stay there, simply click the button below. How To Get In Front Of Your Best Customers, And Stay There Thanks for joining us on the show today, and if you liked this call, or maybe have ideas on how we can improve, then feel free to leave your comment in the comment box below – and if you did enjoy the call, support the show by clicking on our big red YouTube subscribe button below, and share us with your friends.  

Robert Gerrish is a Venture Strategist and he supports individuals starting, growing, fine-tuning or exiting their business.   This episode is perfect for new Personal trainers and fitness professionals. Robert takes us through the steps to ensuring there is a market out there for your business idea, how we best ensure we have our service offering right, the steps to create our ideal client profile and the 3 most important things a fitness professional should do to succeed as your own boss.

How To Use Referral Based Marketing To Grow Your Business - With Robert Gerrish After a career in marketing and design in London, culminating in the sale of his business to Saatchi & Saatchi Advertising, Robert Gerrish began the search for more meanin...

How To Use Referral Based Marketing To Grow Your Business - With Robert Gerrish After a career in marketing and design in London, culminating in the sale of his business to Saatchi & Saatchi Advertising, Robert Gerrish began the search for more meaningful work and a less stressful lifestyle. He relocated to Sydney in the mid 1990s, and authored the book Flying Solo. He built a small online business community of the same name which he grew to over 110,000 members and then later sold. More recently, he's published another book called the 1-minute commute which he was kind enough to send me a hard copy of recently. The book is a great read, and a handbook for people looking to turn their passions into a business they enjoy running. In this episode, Robert shares some of his key insights around 'old school' referral marketing. Enjoy.   Click here to download the podcast shownotes www.robertgerrish.com www.PremiumProductivity.com www.CallAshRoy.com www.Youtube.com/ProductiveInsights Books Mentioned: Flying Solo: How to Go It Alone in Business by Robert Gerrish The 1 Minute Commute Related Episodes: 038. Rand Fishkin – How To Create Great SEO-Friendly Content Plus Key Trends In Search 107. Sonia Simone CopyBlogger Co-Founder on How To Be A Prolific Content Marketer (Part 1 of 2) 108. Sonia Simone CopyBlogger Co-Founder on How To Be A Prolific Content Marketer (Part 2 of 2) 148. How Julie Cairns Used Self -Awareness and Mindset to Drive a $6 Million Turnaround (and How You Can Too) – Part 1 of 2 149. The 3 Steps To A 6 Million Dollar Mindset With Julie Cairns — Part 2 of 2 Key Points and Insights: 4.17 - What inspired the title "The One Minute Commute" 7.27 - The story behind the title of the book: The original title revealed (and why it was changed to "The One Minute Commute") 8.44 - Word of mouth advertising or referral based advertising explained 17.29 - The importance of consistency and what that means as a content creator 18.16 - A tool which most businesses rarely use (and why you should consider using it) 26.22 - The power of content marketing explained in the context of referral marketing 29.09 - Reaching out to your raving fans and making it easy for them to promote your brand 32.42 - It's our job as business owners to make sure our fans know how to help us 33.09 - "Don't count the people you reach, reach the people who count" - David Oglivy 35.14 - Key Actions Steps you can take 37.32 - How to learn more about Robert and his book The 1 Minute Commute

Small Biz Matters – a half hour program each week where you can work ON your business rather than IN it.with Alexi Boyd from Boyd Office Management ServicesDate: 18 September 2018 There are certain experts in our small business community who truly are leaders in their field, and this week’s guest is someone who has really walked in the shoes of small businesses. Robert Gerrish is one of the leading experts in Australia when it comes to Home Based Businesses. Formally successful in the marketing & advertising space he started the well known Flying Solo entreprise, which began as a support forum website & evolved into a magazine with a huge membership base of over 100k members. These sort of numbers indicating the real need for support and education, which home based businesses still lack. Welcome to the show Robert. Topics we’ll be covering: Why I wrote this book Tell us about your Small Business journey Your inspiration and former experience which gave you the expertise to share with your readers The biggest challenges home based businesses have (and how to overcome them) Mental Health issues, the isolation Distancing yourself from the home as a place you live to enable you to focus on a place where you can work. Bleeding into family time What are the main considerations when setting up a business from home Different councils having differing allowances and regulations when it comes to setting up a business Being organised and time management Remembering the importance of ergonomic workspace and your obligations if you have employees in your home How do I fill my days…  the notion of a 'portfolio business' Marrying the creative and organised mind To find out more go to their website: https://www.robertgerrish.com   ROBERT GERRISH ~ Bio & Introduction Following a career in the marketing and design industry in London and Sydney, Robert made the leap to his own business in the mid 1990s. Seeing a niche in the area of support and resources aimed at the ‘one-person business’, Robert launched the Flying Solo community in 2005. With a small team, he grew the business to a member base of over 100,000 Australian freelancers and entrepreneurs, before selling to Pinstripe Media at the end of last year. Back working solo, today Robert pops up regularly at conferences and events; supports individuals in the development of their ventures, and hosts a series of podcasts including: “The Business of Bookkeeping” (for First Class Accounts), “The Flying Solo Podcast” and his own “Mellow Brick Road” a new show that explores creative approaches to business. His first book, “Flying Solo: How to go it alone in business” was a business bestseller and his latest, “The 1-Minute Commute“ was published by Pan Macmillan at the end of June.

Robert Gerrish, best selling author and host of the Mellow Brick Road, shares his insights and experiences with writing and publishing your own book.

If you're like most tradies, you probably get a lot of your business from word of mouth. Here's a question for you though...what the heck is that, exactly? Is it spontaneous referrals? Raving fans out doing your selling for you? Read More The post TBS198 Unlocking the secret to more word of mouth with Robert Gerrish author of The 1 Minute Commute appeared first on Tradies Business Show.

Following a career in the marketing and design industry in London and Sydney, Robert made the leap to his own business in the mid 1990s. Seeing a niche in the area of support and resources aimed at the ‘one-person business’, Robert launched the Flying Solo community in 2005. With a small team, he grew the business to a member base ofover 100,000 Australian freelancers and entrepreneurs, before selling to Pinstripe Media at the end of last year. Back working solo, today Robert pops up regularly at conferences and events; supports individuals in the development of their ventures, and hosts a series of podcasts including: “The Business of Bookkeeping”(for First Class Accounts), “The Flying Solo Podcast”and his own “Mellow Brick Road”a new show that explores creative approaches to business. His first book, “Flying Solo: How to go it alone in business” was a business bestseller and his latest, “The 1-Minute Commute“was published byPan Macmillan at the end of June. This episode is brought to you by my book "So You Want to Start a Business; the 7 steps to create, start and grow your own business" This is the only advertising on this podcast! My guess is that you are here because you are curious about what it might be like to start a business? Perhaps you’ve been wondering if you have what it takes? If your idea will work or even how much it actually costs to build a successful business? I’ve written a book that can answer pretty much all your questions “So You Want to Start a Business” and you can download the first 20 pages at www.thestartupsteps.com My 15 years of experience working with start up and small businesses are condensed into this book. It’s your step by step guide to launch your business smarter and faster and I’m so excited to be sharing it with you and can’t wait to hear about your progress. Are you ready to grab your excerpt? Click here www.thestartupsteps.com Are you ready to buy the book? Head over to Amazon Happy reading!  

Robert Gerrish, is a venture strategist, speaker, author, and podcaster. He is commonly known as the founder of Flying Solo. Robert set up to create a community for others that wished to take control of their work life. He grew the Flying Solo community to over 100,000 solo-business members.He sold Flying Solo in 2017 but he remained involved with them. He is on the advisory board, he writes content for them, creates podcasts and speaks in Flying Solo events.Robert runs a few other podcasts as well, such as a podcast for a group of bookkeepers, a franchise group and a new podcast called Mellow Brick Road which is for older entrepreneurs.Today, Robert is in his sixties, back as a startup and happier than ever.- What we discussed on the podcast?- Who is Robert Gerrish?- Why was Flying Solo founded?- Solo business in the world.- Flying Solo audience- Traveling lifestyle business- How Robert grew FlyingSolo’s 100,000 members audience?- How should you grow your audience?- What should you do at least, once in your lifetime?- How to get focus and clarity?

Tactics to deal with newbie fears and oldbie exhaustion In this solo interview, Kate talks to Robert Gerrish, a well-known name in the Australian solopreneuer world. Robert, a friend and mentor to Kate for many years, was one of the guest speakers at her recent CopyCon18 event in Sydney. He was a huge hit, even more so because he left the audience with an offer: he was happy to chat with anyone who wanted to, to offer his advice and coaching – at no charge. After talking to nearly 20 copywriters at length, he's on the Hot Copy Podcast to share the common themes of those chats: the worries and fears of both newbie and oldie copywriters. Robert and Kate talk through how to deal with all these issues, offering advice and insight from their own experiences. A slightly different episode to the usual copy pod, but a mellow and heartwarming one! Tune in to learn:      How to deal with newbie copywriter fears      Handing comparisonitus and imposter syndrome      Why getting started is more important than having a perfect plan      The importance of niching and owning what you do      How to deal with peaks and troughs      How to give your business a refresh and find new mojo      Why you're probably doing better than you think you are      Why it's so important to be the bouncer for your business      And the big questions, such as: if you're up on stage and everyone is applauding, what are they applauding you for?   Question for the listeners: What keeps you awake at night? Share your story on Twitter (@hotcopypodcast) or our Facebook page! Share the pod love! If you like what you're hearing on Hot Copy, the best way to support the show is to take just a few seconds to leave a rating and / or comment over on iTunes or Stitcher. Thanks! About Robert: Following a career in the marketing and design industry in London and Sydney, Robert made the leap to his own business in the mid-1990s. Seeing a niche in the area of support and resources aimed at the ‘one-person business', Robert launched the Flying Solo community in 2005. With a small team, he grew the business to a member base of over 100,000 Australian freelancers and entrepreneurs, before selling to Pinstripe Media at the end of last year. Back working solo, today Robert pops up regularly at conferences and events, supports individuals in the development of their ventures and hosts a series of podcasts including: “The Business of Bookkeeping” (for First Class Accounts), “The Flying Solo Podcast” and his own “Mellow Brick Road” a new show aimed at the older entrepreneur. His first book, “Flying Solo: How to go it alone in business” was a business bestseller and his latest, “The 1-Minute Commute“ will be published by Pan Macmillan at the end of July. Useful question from Robert: Here are examples of the coaching questions Robert used in his session.  These are some of the things we can ask ourselves - ideally working with a buddy or a coach - that can open up new thinking and opportunities: What is the biggest challenge I have now? What steps am I taking regularly in response to that challenge? What am I wasting my time on? What is holding me back the most? Where am I out-of-balance? Where am I stuck? Where am I sabotaging myself?   What one change in my life would make the biggest positive difference? If I knew I would not fail, and time and money were not issues, what three things would I most like to have, accomplish, or work toward? Useful Links: RobertGerrish.com Robert's podcast: Mellow Brick Road Robert's new book” The 1 Minute Commute

Tactics to deal with newbie fears and oldbie exhaustion In this solo interview, Kate talks to Robert Gerrish, a well-known name in the Australian solopreneuer world. Robert, a friend and mentor to Kate for many years, was one of the guest speakers at her recent CopyCon18 event in Sydney. He was a huge hit, even […] The post E77: What keeps copywriters awake at night (and some simple solutions) with Robert Gerrish appeared first on A copywriting podcast for copywriters.

Robert achieved that, only after a career in marketing and design in London, then relocating to Sydney in pursuit of a more balanced lifestyle, which he achieved. Helping small creative businesses at first, Robert transferred into coaching, becoming only the 2nd person in Australasia to achieve accreditation with the International Coach Federation. Realising that many people in his new country were keen to develop very small lifestyle-led businesses, this engaging chap started Flying Solo, an online community, which grew to over 110,000 Australian members before selling it to another publisher in 2017.  Now in his early 60s Robert is working to support older entrepreneurs in the development and growth of great little businesses and has an online program to help, listen as he discusses that. His first bestselling book, Flying Solo: How To Go It Alone in Business” and his second book, will be released later 2018: The 1- Minute Commute. You can learn more here: robertgerrish.com During the podcast Robert discusses various ways how to create a very clear vision of what you would like to create for your future and new chapter even if this this takes a while. This is useful those who are stuck, and to help, offers a vision exercise from his first book: http://www.flyingsolo.com.au/wywh Robert says ‘the world moves aside for those who know where they’re going,” and he can help you get there too. 

For the past twelve years, Robert Gerrish has been Australia's leading small business advocate, providing support and resources to entrepreneurs who are going it alone through his company Flying Solo. … Read More The post Ep.54 Don't Count the People You Reach. Reach the People That Count with Robert Gerrish appeared first on Key Person of Influence.

For the past twelve years, Robert Gerrish has been Australia's leading small business advocate, providing support and resources to entrepreneurs who are going it alone through his company Flying Solo. … Read More The post Ep.54 Don't Count the People You Reach. Reach the People That Count with Robert Gerrish appeared first on Key Person of Influence.

Tackling the Biggest Challenges of Being a Solo Entrepreneur with Robert Gerrish of FlyingSolo In today’s lesson, I have a real treat for those of you who spend most of your working life alone as solo-entrepreneurs. Over in the ProBlogger Podcast listeners facebook group this week I ran a little poll to see how many of you as listeners work alone vs work in teams. The results were as I suspected - 93% of you work alone on your blogs. Of the other 7% - most had family members or readers volunteer their time to help out a little with some small aspect of their blog but it was largely a solo venture. This is no surprise to me at all because in the regular surveys we do of ProBlogger readers and listeners we regularly get asked questions on some of the challenges that solo-entrepreneurs face. As a result for today’s episode I asked Robert Gerrish to join me. Robert is a coach, teacher and community leader who has a passion for solo business owners. He’s the owner of an Australian site - FlyingSolo and has recently put together an excellent resource for solo-business owners called Soloism. I chatted with Robert earlier today, and I asked him about some of the biggest challenges I see in our community of solo-entrepreneurs. We talk about productivity, focus, loneliness, personal development, motivation, feeling overwhelmed and how to get through times when things don’t seem to work. He also gives us some tools and apps that solo business owners will find useful. If you’re a solo-entrepreneur (or want to be) you’re going to relate to a lot of what we talk about in this episode. I came away from this chat feeling motivated and inspired for my own business and hope you enjoy it to. Listen to this interview in the player above or here on iTunes. Further Resources on How to Overcome the Challenges of Being a Solo Entrepreneur Soloism 20% Discount Link ‘Note: we are an affiliate and earn a small commission if you purchase Soloism but we offer our genuine recommendation for it and the teaching of Robert.’ FlyingSolo.com.au 2x Your Blog Writing Productivity and Reduce Your Stress by Single-Tasking The biggest lesson I learned about Blogging (episode 38) A primer on the Pomodoro Technique Full Transcript Expand to view full transcript Compress to smaller transcript view Darren: Hi there and welcome to Episode 181 of the ProBlogger Podcast! My name is Darren Rowse and I’m the blogger behind problogger.com, a blog, a podcast, event, job board and a series of ebooks all designed to help you as a blogger to start an amazing blog, beautifully designed and to create amazing content for it and to grow that audience that you’ve been dreaming of and to hopefully make some money from your blog as well. You can learn more about ProBlogger at problogger.com. In today’s episode, I have a real treat for those of you who, if you’re like me, spend most of your time working alone as a solo entrepreneur. I do have a small team who works with me but I spend most of my day by myself and I’m not the only one. I’ve ran the ProBlogger Podcast listeners Facebook group this week, I ran a little poll to see how many of you as a listeners work alone versus working in teams. The result was as I suspected, 93% of you work alone on your blog. You don’t employ anyone, you don’t have anyone volunteering to help you in your blogging. Of the other 7%, most of you said that you had a family member or a reader volunteer their time or someone virtually offering their time in another part of the world. Of that 7%, most of you say you do spend most of your time alone as a solo entrepreneur even though you do have other people involved in the business. This figure of 93% or it’s probably 100% really is no surprise to me at all because every time we survey our readers, we find the same thing and we get a lot of questions from you as...

This week we're stepping back in time to revisit one of our all time favourite pods - and by the look of the stats one of your faves too. It's all very good and well to understand how to use modal verbs and where to place your colons, but seriously the hard fact is that no copywriting business will survey with our CLIENTS!! Sadly too many copywriting businesses fail in their first year because they simply can't find enough clients. Friends and family are a great place to start, but where on earth do you track down awesome potential clients with money to spend? So we thought it was a good idea to circle back around and revisit this pod and remind of our tips on how to grab more clients. Tune in to learn: Our key ways to find clients Whether freelancing websites are worth the effort Our number one new client tip Share the pod love! If you like what you're hearing on Hot Copy, the best way to support the show is to take just a few seconds to leave a rating and / or comment over on iTunes or Stitcher. Thanks! Oh and big hugs to Robert Gerrish for his lovely testimonial. Show notes Rachel's list Problogger job board Clever Copywriting School job board Upwork (previously odesk) Elance Freelancer community on Google+

Ever feel like you're 'going it alone' in your trade or contractor business? Sometimes it can be tough as a sole trader or small to medium enterprise (SME). Not only are you on the ground doing the 'work', you also have to take care of your marketing, sales, finance, planning and still keep a smile on your face PLUS have some sort of personal or family life. Phew! Despite how you might feel sometimes, you're definitely not alone. In fact, Flying Solo is a community of solo and micro-preneurs that share very similar issues every day. 90,000 of them in fact! We have an inspiring chat with Robert Gerrish, the founder of Flying Solo and a man passionate about small business, success and living a life of meaning and fulfillment. The post TBS147 What tradies can learn from 90 thousand solopreneurs appeared first on Tradies Business Show.

Adam talks to Robert about starting a blog, quality content and loving and enjoying work.

Robert Gerrish has done a lot for the entrepreneurs of Australia. Soon after Saatchi & Saatchi bought his independent marketing agency in 1989, Robert ran off to do his own thing. Focusing primarily on youth brands, Robert made a couple of sideline forays into the world of art and music before moving from London to Sydney. He finally succumbed to soloism with the ... Read More The post 4: Great Marketing and How to Build Brilliant Relationships with Robert Gerrish appeared first on Must Amplify.

Robert Gerrish has done a lot for the entrepreneurs of Australia. Soon after Saatchi & Saatchi bought his independent marketing agency in 1989, Robert ran off to do his own thing. Focusing primarily on youth brands, Robert made a couple of sideline forays into the world of art and music before moving from London to Sydney. He finally succumbed to soloism with the ... The post 4: Great marketing and how to build brilliant relationships with Robert Gerrish appeared first on We Are Podcast.

Robert Gerrish has done a lot for the entrepreneurs of Australia. Soon after Saatchi & Saatchi bought his independent marketing agency in 1989, Robert ran off to do his own thing. Focusing primarily on youth brands, Robert made a couple of sideline forays into the world of art and music before moving from London to Sydney. He finally succumbed to soloism with the launch of Flying Solo, Australia's solo and micro business community. Since 2005 he has co-authored the business bestseller, Flying Solo: How to go it alone in business, he has written pieces for a variety of media and has been a business commentator on ABC 4 Corners, A Current Affair, Sky Business, Fairfax, CBS, 2UE and ABC Radio. He is the host of the Flying Solo Podcast & Small Business lifestyle Podcast.

The gap between rich and poor is increasing; greed and selfishness seem pervasive in our culture. Why does money seem to slip through our hands? We want it, we love it, we need it but our relationship seems so abusive! When people get a lot of it, we are disgusted. In this discussion, Robert Gerrish […] The post The Psychology of Money with Robert Holmes appeared first on Frazer Holmes Coaching.

Robert Gerrish has done a lot for the entrepreneurs of Australia. Soon after Saatchi & Saatchi bought his independent marketing agency in 1989, Robert ran off to do his own thing. Focusing primarily on youth brands, Robert made a couple of sideline forays into the world of art and music before moving from London to Sydney. He finally succumbed to soloism with the ... Read More The post 8. Serving your community, the power of a podcast platform and Flying Solo with Robert Gerrish appeared first on We Are Podcast.

How to Succeed as a Solo Business Owner with Robert Gerrish Whether you start your own business in a garden shed, lavatory or spare bedroom, how do you get it up and running when you are on your own? About 73 percent of Australians operate a business on their own. You are not alone! You can connect and support each other. Robert Gerrish is the founder of Flying Solo, an online microbusiness community that offers help, coaching, and support for those who operate a business from home on their own. * Press play above to listen to this weeks Podcast * Solo business owners experience freedom and flexibility, but they face many challenges, as well. They usually don’t have a team to bounce ideas off of, they have to find enough clients for steady revenue, and there is so much to do. It can be stressful and overwhelming. To be a successful solo business owner, you need to focus on clarifying, planning, strategizing, and organizing your business. The Flying Solo website is a fantastic resource for entrepreneurs and we highly recommend that you head over to the website and check it out for yourselves. Also, time management, discipline, and accountability are must-have skills. Have a very clear vision of where you want to go with your business and your life! Create a business that works for you. Take time for yourself and to spend with family and friends. Move away from your desk. That’s when you come up with your best ideas! “The time you enjoy wasting, is not wasted time.” – as said by Bertrand Russell, John Lennon, and others. In this episode of Business Brain Food you will learn: ** The biggest challenges of home-based businesses ** How to overcome those challenges ** The importance of having a vision and plan for your business ** How to use resources such as books ** About outsourcing work and tasks ** Why to document procedures and processes ** Tips on how start your own business Resources mentioned in this episode: ** Robert Gerrish: www.robertgerrish.com ** Flying Solo: www.flyingsolo.com.au ** Flying Solo Facebook: facebook.com/FlyingSoloAU ** Qt Gold Coast Hotel: www.qtgoldcoast.com.au ** Jonathan MacDonald: jonathanmacdonald.com ** 28 Thoughts On Digital Revolution: jonathanmacdonald.com/books/ ** TEDx: www.ted.com/about/programs-initiatives/tedx-program ** ABC Four Corners: http://iview.abc.net.au/programs/four-corners ** E-Myth: michaelegerbercompanies.com/web ** Goole Docs: www.docs.google.com Do you have a home-based business? Do you need help and guidance starting your business? Use the information provided in this podcast to reach out to others. We would also highly recommend checking out the Flying Solo website if you are an Entrepreneur. It contains so many great resources to help you in each and every aspect of your business and you certainly wont be disappointed with what you find. Also, if you do have a business and you would like a mentor of whom you can meet with in person and speak about tactics to help you grow your business, then speak with us at ActionCOACH today about Business Coaching. Our business coaches help business owners all over the world and are able to help direct and guide you as well. Until next time, have a profitable day! Cheers, Ben Fewtrell (02) 9111 5000

Did you know that 73% of Australian business owners are going it alone? If you’re a solo entrepreneur, you’re going to have to work out how to stay motivated and when to get help if you find yourself wearing too many hats. Whether you work from home, in a shared office space or your own office there will be a point where you need to consider expansion. In this interview, Dale Beaumont, founder and CEO of Business Blueprint®, talks with Robert Gerrish about “How to Be A Successful Solo Entrepreneur”.  By listening you'll discover; how to overcome the key challenges of solo entrepreneurs; specific techniques to stay motivated; how to increase your efficiency, productivity and ultimately growth; what support networks are in place when you just can’t make a key decision alone; and finally the best way to manage your expansion. More interviews and heaps of other great business resources are available at http://www.BusinessBlueprint.com/podcast, so head over and take advantage of all the free information!

Robert Gerrish is the founder of a Australia’s most successful online community for solo business operators, Flying Solo. If you’re a small business owner, possibly working alone, you’ll learn a heap from Robert about how to manage all the tasks, find time to develop new products, and how to keep the money coming in. … Read more about this episode...

Robert Gerrish is the co-founder of Flying Solo, Australia's largest online community of soloprenuers. Solo what? Soloprenuers ... Those motivated and interesting individuals who choose to work alone. As far as online communities go, it was started back in 2005 and is a treasure trove of information to help anyone build a better small business. Robert also had the foresight to make contact with me two and a half years ago when the Small Business Big Marketing show was just getting off the ground, suggesting that a joint venture was in order. That partnership still exists to this day and involves Flying Solo getting a mention in each episode and my show being shared amongst the Flying Solo community every week. Robert explains exactly how they went about building this thriving business. Plus I share an email I received from a member of the Small Business Big Marketing Forum explaining (much more succinctly than me) why I started it and what you can expect! Enjoy ... The post #130 How Flying Solo grew to a thriving 56,000+ member online community. appeared first on Small Business Big Marketing. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Robert Gerrish is behind www.flyingsolo.com.au and specialises in small business entrepreneurship. In this episode Robert recounts some very smart tactics for coping with your fear whilst making necessary business cold calls. Also, our resident business coach and Kolbe consultant Wendy Buckingham describes to us the alleviating art of 'Brag Therapy'. But wait...there's more! Business Guru Patrick Lumbroso also joins us this episode with a splendid micro tirade about the life blood of any business - cash flow. The Dynamic Small Business Network brings you more benefits than any other small business resource network in Australia. Learn more about the Small Business Mentor Club and a new quality of business communication at - www.dsbn.com.au Created and produced by Class One Productions (2007) - Sydney Australia : http://www.classoneproductions.com.au

In this episode we talk to solo entrepreneur developer Robert Gerrish about the benefits of specialising in certain niche business areas. Robert provides some reasons why, and guides us on a voyage of discovery towards choosing what we might specialise in. And our business coach and Kolbe consultant Wendy Buckingham is back with a short and smart piece about renovating your business. The Dynamic Small Business Network brings you more benefits than any other small business resource network in Australia. Learn more about the Small Business Mentor Club and a new quality of business communication at - www.dsbn.com.au Created and produced by Class One Productions (2007) - Sydney Australia : http://www.classoneproductions.com.au