Podcasts about smack bang designs

Beyond The Bump is a podcast brought to you by Jayde Couldwell and Sophie Pearce! A podcast targeted at mums, just like you! A place to have real conversations with honest and authentic people. In our thirty third episode of Beyond the Bump, we chat to Tess Robinson, founder of Smack Bang Designs about the transition from career woman to career working mum. We talk about the juggles of working alongside parenting, any tips she may have and just have a general honest chit chat on what is involved!! Follow Tess on instagram at @tess__robinson for more information on ALL things sex! This episode has two sponsors, Francesca and Nature One Dairy Francesca: Francesca is an on -trend jewellery label by the Vasicek sisters that begun in the famous Salamanca Markets in Tasmania. From there it has grown to have an international online store presence and stores in Hobart and Melbourne. Founded on the belief that success means nothing unless you’re giving back, they have donated over $350,000 to charities across Australia. They are known for their personalised jewellery range, Francesca Create, where you become the designer and can add charms with meaning to your piece! They have initial charms, birthstones, zodiacs and so many more charms that come with their own meanings on quote cards making your jewellery piece incredible personal to you! You can enjoy 15% off their collection by using the code ‘BTB15’ at checkout at www.francesca.com.au, the code is valid until July 31st! Nature One Dairy:Nature On Dairy is a Melbourne based dairy manufacturer founded by Nick Dimopoulos, who is a bio pharmacy trained Microbiology and Biochemist graduate who also has a toddler! Nick believes in high quality Australian-made products for his family, in particular dairy milk as Australia is known for its clean and green pastures. That is why he insists on using the most natural and highest quality ingredients in all Nature One Dairy baby formula so that all children have access to the same high quality baby formula as his daughter.Being Australian-owned & made, Nature One Dairy provides Australian mothers with high quality organic toddler milk formula at affordable prices, made available in select Coles supermarkets & Priceline pharmacies nationwide. Each tin is manufactured with the strictest safety standards in their own pharmaceutical grade facility based in to meet the needs of the Australian market. Nature One Dairy also promises Australian parents to never leave the shelves empty.Nature One Dairy Organic toddler formula is a nutritious product that contains DHA, ARA, Prebiotic GOS and many other essential vitamins and minerals crucial for toddler's growth and development. By choosing Nature One Dairy Organic milk formula, you are choosing ingredients that haven't been exposed to pesticides, herbicides or other chemicals during their growth. Nature One Dairy Organic milk formula is certified by the Australian Certified Organic, Australia's largest certifier for organic and biodynamic produce. To find out more head to natureonedairy.comGoodies mentioned in this episode:Smack Bang Designs: here Urban Growers: hereThe Motherhood book: here Follow us on instagram at @beyondthebump.podcast to stay up to date with behind the scenes and future episodes.

Tess has literally written the book on how to start - and grow - a creative agency (it's 263 pages and fabulous, an available for sale on her website, below). If turning your solo-preneur career into a small company is something you are entertaining, then this one's for you. Also you should listen because Tess is something of a low-key, genius. To see how it's done, check out:  https://smackbangdesigns.com https://www.instagram.com/smackbangdesigns/   For more on Dan: www.instagram.com/danbrophy    

Tess Robinson is Founder and Creative Director of Smack Bang Designs. At the ripe old age of 30, Tess has not only built one of Australia's most well-recognised design studio’s, but also has another three companies under her belt, She's co-authored a book, she recently won Young Entrepreneur of the year, and she’s a new Mum. In this episode, we chatted through the reality of starting a business in your early 20’s, how to build a team with purpose, and the sacrifices it takes to build an empire like this.

Branding is such an important part of marketing your business - but it's far too often overlooked. Tess Robinson is the queen of branding and, in today's episode, we're talking about the anatomy of a great brand, as well as how she has grown Smack Bang Designs (and her amazing team) to what it is today.  Find out more about Tess and Smack Bang Designs at www.smackbangdesigns.com and at @smackbangdesigns

Welcome to Episode 40, which also happens to be the last episode of Season 4! This week is a continuation of my chat with Tess Robinson from Smack Bang Designs last week where we dive deep into ways you can Market Your Business. If you haven’t already listened to Part 1, episode 39 then I highly recommend you do right here. For those of you who don’t know Tess and what she does, Smack Bang Designs is a boutique creative agency based in Sydney, Australia. They are the creative force behind many brands you know and love. Having worked with the likes of Pampa, P.E. Nation, The Vista, Elle Effect and Fella Villas, it’s no wonder they’ve got a line-up of brands waiting to work with them. On today’s episode, we chat about how social media can grow your business, strategies to grow your community on Instagram, best times to post, advertising on social media, how to manage the juggle, being a new working mum, marketing systems and processes, mapping out a marketing plan, how to use marketing to launch a business, managing the money, mentors, knowing what to charge, and lots more.www.smackbangdesigns.comwww.instagram.com/smackbangdesignswww.yourcreativestart.com www.yourcreativestart.com/podcastwww.instagram.com/yourcreativestartThis episode is proudly brought to you by Cash Full Stop. Elevate your relationship with money by signing up to their new "Love Your Money" online program. If you’ve ever wanted to have a better relationship with your money, then this is the course that will help you achieve that. Visit Cash Full Stop to learn more.

I know I say this each episode, but I am genuinely over the moon to be speaking to my guest this week, Tess Robinson from Smack Bang Designs. I have been a fan of her work for years and have always wanted to meet her, and getting her on the podcast has been a huge career highlight of mine. She’s just so damn nice, and clever, and funny. For those of you who don’t know, Smack Bang Designs is a boutique creative agency based in Sydney, Australia. They are the creative force behind many brands you know and love. Having worked with the likes of Pampa, P.E. Nation, The Vista, Elle Effect and Fella Villas, it’s no wonder they’ve got a line-up of brands waiting to work with them. Offering brand strategy and identity, digital, publication and packaging design and creative direction, photography, videography and copywriting – there really isn’t anything Tess and her team can’t do.We had so much to chat about so we decided to split this episode into two parts. On today episode, Part One we talk about growing your team, creating a great culture for your team, mistake management, setting time aside for marketing, word of mouth is king, reputation and relationships, investing in branding, providing value through copywriting, blogging for your business, creating in batches, seo for blogging, newsletters and eBooks.www.smackbangdesigns.comwww.instagram.com/smackbangdesignswww.yourcreativestart.com www.yourcreativestart.com/podcastwww.instagram.com/yourcreativestartThis episode is proudly brought to you by Cash Full Stop. Elevate your relationship with money by signing up to their new "Love Your Money" online program. If you’ve ever wanted to have a better relationship with your money, then this is the course that will help you achieve that. Visit Cash Full Stop to learn more.

“I love design, but it’s not what I’m put on this earth to do. I really love growing a business and fostering a team. My mission is to create an amazing workspace where people are actually really excited to come to work.” – Tess Robinson Part two of our chat with the incredible Tess Robinson of Smack Bang Designs delves into everything you need to know about building an epic team. We’re quietly confident that Tess is one of the best bosses around, so we picked her brain on everything she does to keep her team happy, productive, inspired and keen to come to work each day. Tess has grown Smack Bang Designs to 15 staff members in a few short years by fostering a workplace that feels like a little family. And while she is a natural-born leader she insists that both leadership and intuition (including taking educated risks for your business) are things you can refine over time. Discover how to find the right people who believe in your vision, how to identify your staff skill sets, how personality plays a role in hiring, and how to keep your staff happy by looking at long-term goals rather than short-term gain. While Tess admits the responsibility to ensure 15 people have food on the table is massive, it’s also the most rewarding thing you can do. “[Leading a team] is not about power, but about helping people and watching them do well in their role.”

“My ultimate key to success is fronting up day in day out, even when you feel like giving up. It’s that persistence and that consistency and that relentlessness in the pursuit of your vision, which I think takes a certain amount of grit and a certain person to roll up their sleeves and do what needs to get done.” – Tess Robinson. Every time we do a call out for topic suggestions on the podcast, at least one person requests an interview with Tess Robinson (and it’s no wonder why). Owner of renowned design agency Smack Bang Designs, one half of StartUp Creative, and founder of several other businesses on the go, Tess Robinson knows a thing or two about success. Kaylene Langford sits down with Tess to discuss the story behind Smack Bang Designs and how she turned a freelancing gig with zero clients into a successful business with 15 staff. Tess shares her definition of success (hint: it involves chickens), her three keys to success, and her tips on avoiding burnout. They also chat about social media’s ability to obscure the truth. “All you’re seeing is the highlight reel. It’s like the blurb on the back of the book selling the story. Inside that book are chapters and chapters of tears and hard work and ups and downs.” Grab your pen and paper – you’re going to want to take notes from this business powerhouse.