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Ever wondered what it's like to run a successful web design agency? In this episode of Somewhat Useful, we sit down with none other than Kelsey Gilbert-Kreiling, co-founder of Week of the Website, a Squarespace agency celebrating its 10th year in business. We get into it all in this episode. Kelsey tells us about: The accidental birth of their 'week-long website' process. How a taxi cab concussion led to scaling the business The challenges of balancing entrepreneurship with parenthood Why even successful agency owners never feel like they've 'made it' Whether you're a solo designer dreaming of growth or an agency owner looking for solidarity, this episode is packed with insights and real talk about the entrepreneurial journey. Don't miss Kelsey's advice on making tough decisions, setting boundaries with clients, and why the only wrong choice in business is to do nothing. Episode Links: - Week of the Website - Squarespace from Signup to Launch: Build, customize, and launch robust and user-friendly Squarespace websites with a no-code approach - Follow Kelsey on Instagram Special thanks to Termageddon for sponsoring this season of Somewhat Useful. Termageddon is the only Privacy Policy Generator founded by an actual attorney. Their generator asks you questions about your business, finds out which privacy laws apply to you, and then generators the policies specific to your website's needs. Follow this link to learn more and get a special offer for web designers. ⁠Termageddon⁠ Follow: ⁠Follow Christy on Instagram⁠ ⁠Follow Will on Instagram⁠ ⁠Sign up for Will's Newsletter⁠ ⁠Sign up for Christy's Newsletter⁠

Join us for a riveting episode of "Invest In Yourself: the Digital Entrepreneur Podcast," where host Phil Better welcomes Solomon Timothy, a seasoned digital entrepreneur and expert in lead generation and customer acquisition. In this episode, titled "Digital Entrepreneur Solomon Timothy Talks," Solomon shares his journey from building basic websites to creating ClickX, a breakthrough software designed to revolutionize service-based businesses by enhancing their scalability and efficiency through transparent reporting and streamlined processes. Discover Solomon's pivotal shift from merely creating websites to generating leads and assisting businesses in acquiring customers. He reveals valuable insights into taking calculated risks, with personal anecdotes of how a $10,000 gamble propelled his company's growth and taught invaluable business lessons. Additionally, Solomon discusses his role as an angel investor and startup advisor, emphasizing why now is an exhilarating time to be an entrepreneur. This episode is not just about success stories but also about the ethos of giving back and making substantial impacts rather than chasing profits. Whether you're a budding entrepreneur or an established business owner, Solomon's experiences and advice are bound to inspire and offer practical guidance on scaling your ventures and differentiating in the market. Tune in to learn from one of the industry's best and understand why investing in yourself and taking risks is crucial for significant achievements. Find more about Solomon Timothy at timothy.com and explore how ClickX can transform your business at clickx.io. Don't miss out on this episode filled with actionable strategies that could redefine your entrepreneurial journey!

Ever felt overwhelmed by the numbers side of your business? Pretty much every Allied Health Business Owner has felt the anxiety of the numbers at some point in their journey, which is why listening to episodes like this one is a must.  Cathy is joined by Chartered Accountant and Founder of Inspire Accountants, Ben Walker, as he divulges his juiciest secrets on what business owners should expect from their accountants. Topics covered on small business accounting: The importance of changing your mindset around accounting. How to approach profit the right way, including Ben's top tips. What your biggest assets are as a business owner and how to stay stable. Key things you should look out for to notice a “dinosaur” accountant. How to spot a good accountant. What you should expect from your accountant, including their role as an educator. Why you should be aware of inflation and what you should do about it. Resources Mentioned  B1G1: Business for Good Ben Walker's Books Connect with Ben Walker  Visit Ben's Website (Business & Personal) Follow Ben's on Instagram (@benwalkerca)  Connect with Ben on Facebook (Business & Personal) Connect with Ben on LinkedIn (Business & Personal) Follow Ben on X (Twitter) (Business & Personal) Check out Ben YouTube  Connect with Nacre Consulting:  Join the Accelerator Mastermind  Complete the Allied Health Biz Quiz  Let's connect on Instagram  Follow us on Facebook  Let's connect on LinkedIn  Join our Facebook Group online community  More about The Private Practice Made Perfect Show:  The Private Practice Made Perfect podcast is a much loved conversation for those wanting to hear real life Australian Allied Health business stories, adventures and the occasional confession.  The outstanding guest list includes business owners and wonderful small business supporters such as accountants, marketers, bookkeepers, IT wizards, virtual assistants, lawyers and more.  As you know, it takes a village to run a business. Cathy gathers the tribe, captures the collective wisdom and conveniently delivers it to your earbuds.  All episodes are chatty, honest and practical… warning… we often stray from the topic, talk of wine and laugh loudly. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

I am using my PetStayCay web app project to share my approach to business asset development. In this case, I am creating a sustainable online business. My approach starts with 3 pillars: 1. Audience building - even before the first line or code is written or WP plugin is installed 2. Monetization strategy - ideas on how this project will be funded and sustained as I bootstrap it from zero to ? 3. The Tech - I am always focused on leveraging the WordPress open source platform as my development framework of choice

Vroni ist seit Anfang 2020 Teil unserer Online-Community und somit sogar Gründungsmitglied. Wir sehen uns hier oft beim virtuellen Coworking, in Talks und anderen Online-Formaten. Aber 2022 habe ich (Anja) sie dann mal in der Schweiz kennengelernt und bei einem ihrer Offlinejobs besucht. Im Podcast erzählt Vroni von ihrem Weg ins Vanlife, den Höhen und Tiefen in den letzten Jahren und von ihren verschiedenen Tätigkeiten – sowohl online als auch offline. Vroni hat nicht nur Offlinejobs gemacht, sondern letztes Jahr sogar ein eigenes Buch geschrieben, nämlich das Camper-Kochbuch „Van Küche„. In dieser Folge erfährst du, wie ihr Weg von der Pinterest-Expertin zur Website-Erstellerin und Begleiterin der „Homepage Queens“ war, welche Pläne Vroni hat und allem dazwischen. Ganz offen spricht Vroni auch von Überforderung und hat dazu einige Tipps, besonders für alle, die auch ins Vanlife starten (wollen). Inhalt Vronis Offlinejobs und ihr eigenes Onlinebusiness Aktuelle Situation beruflich und privat Herausforderungen im Vanlife & Vronis Tipps Hinweise und Links Links: Vronis Camper-Kochbuch „Van-Küche“: https://vronis-vanlife.ch/camper-kochbuch/ Website zum Website-Business: https://online-freiheit.com/ Website zu Vronis Vanlife: https://vronis-vanlife.ch/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vronis_vanlife/ CAMPER NOMADS Community: https://member.campernomads.net/login

Nate Blair is a Partner at Palo Alto Wealth Advisors alongside long time friend, Ryan Schmidt. The two founded Palo Alto Wealth Advisors in order to serve the unique needs of tech professionals as they plan their lives and careers. In this podcast, Nate discusses the client-focused approach to marketing which Palo Alto Wealth follows, … Continue reading Episode 180 – How to Make Your Website Business Develop (and Introduce Yourself to Prospects) with Nate Blair →

Today we dive into the world of spectrum-friendly vacations with Suzanne Hacker, the visionary founder of Spectrum Friendly Vacations. Suzanne shares her motivation behind focusing on spectrum-friendly short-term rentals and sheds light on the challenges faced by families with children on the autism spectrum while traveling. She provides invaluable tips so you can learn how to make your Airbnb a secure and accommodating environment for kids with autism. You'll learn how simple changes like securing the front door, implementing staircase safety measures, and creating an autism-friendly kitchen can make a significant difference. Discover the impact of room color choices and the essential accessories that can transform any home into a spectrum-friendly haven. Suzanne emphasizes that it's possible to make a home spectrum-friendly with a low budget, and it doesn't consume time because you can seamlessly incorporate these changes during turnovers. Tune in and discover how small changes and thoughtful additions can transform your short-term rental into a welcoming and inclusive space for families with autism. Inhaven Offer | Get $50 off your first order at inhaven.com/sister and use code SISTER Timestamps for the key highlights in the episode [02:12] Who is Suzanne Hacker? [02:57] What prompted Suzanne to focus on spectrum-friendly vacation rentals  [05:38] Challenges experienced by families that have children on the spectrum when traveling  [08:00] How can hosts ensure the front door is secure for kids with autism? [11:09] Staircase safety tips to make your vacation rental spectrum friendly [13:16] Safety tips for an autism-friendly kitchen [14:42] Room color choices for children with autism [16:00] Accessories to include in your home to make it spectrum friendly [18:40] What's the budget to make a home spectrum friendly? [22:04] Suzanne's training for vacation rental owners on how to make their properties more spectrum-friendly  [23:19] Why most families with autistic children don't travel very much and why you should be more compassionate as a host [27:08] The lightning round: Where is your favorite place to vacation?   What's one place you've never been to that you want to visit?   What's one thing you know now that you wished you knew when you were starting out in your business? What's the best piece of advice you've ever been given? What's one thing and/or person that you are grateful for today?  [34:19] Best way to connect and learn more from Suzanne: Golden Nuggets “It's better to be more safe than sorry.”  It's possible to make a home spectrum-friendly with a low budget, and it doesn't consume time because you can seamlessly incorporate these changes during turnovers  It's essential to find people who you resonate with and learn from their experience and their education    Don't forget to Subscribe, Rate, Review, Like, and Share!    Let's Connect! Follow Suzanne Hacker on; Website(Business): https://www.spectrumfriendlyvacations.com/ Website(Personal): https://www.suzannehacker.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/spectrumfriendlyvacations/ Linktr.ee: https://linktr.ee/suzannehacker Follow Stacey St. John on; Website: https://staceystjohn.com/ Facebook: https://web.facebook.com/groups/911671659592801?_rdc=1&_rdr Fire link: https://lnk.to/z4iJAlgs

Marcello hat mit seiner Freundin gemeinsam eine Website über das Thema Beautyprodukte erstellt. SEO Artikel bringen aktuell rund 2.500 Besucher monatlich auf die Website. Diese bestellen über die Website Cremes, Vitamin C Serum etc., dafür bekommen sie jeweils eine Affiliateprovision. Wie hoch die Einnahmen sind, teilt er mit uns.

If you're interested in acquiring a website business, it's essential to conduct thorough due diligence and consider several factors to make an informed decision. In this episode, we'll discuss the six key things you should consider when buying a website business. Looking for the best marketplace to buy a website, then here it is: https://flippa.com?buy_sell=emilyandblair&utm_campaign=emilyandblair Do you need help in your business? Go to our One-On-One Coaching at: https://emilyandblair.com/need-help-lets-talk-one-on-one/Are you looking to buy a website? Let us provide you with a Due Diligence report to give you peace of mind with your purchase! Book a report here: https://emilyandblair.com/buying-a-website-report/ See our resource website at: https://www.emilyandblair.com 

If you're looking for innovative and lesser-known ways to generate income from your website, you've come to the right place. In this episode, we'll explore some unconventional methods that can help you monetize your website in exciting and unique ways. Looking for the best marketplace to buy a website, then here it is: https://flippa.com?buy_sell=emilyandblair&utm_campaign=emilyandblair Do you need help in your business? Go to our One-On-One Coaching at: https://emilyandblair.com/need-help-lets-talk-one-on-one/Are you looking to buy a website? Let us provide you with a Due Diligence report to give you peace of mind with your purchase! Book a report here: https://emilyandblair.com/buying-a-website-report/ See our resource website at: https://www.emilyandblair.com 

Welcome to Part 2 of my conversation with Chuck Temple, founder of multiple 7-figure businesses.   In this episode, we focus on his Electric Scooter Guide company.   I love the business model. Connect with a product or service that you're passionate about. Then become the industry source that the community trusts, for real, and honest, reviews. There's no inventory to carry, and your cash flow at least at the beginning, comes from commissions from affiliate links.   Chuck will share that story, as well as give you pointers of a couple of things to look for if you're curious about starting a review website.   He'll also reveal the main indicator you need to look for, that'll be a sign of when you need to stop planning and start executing your plan, for whatever your side hustle or expansion plan might be.   What You'll Hear:   02:16 The inspiration for a new business 04:15 Chuck turned to the community for his first product idea 05:10 Be the trusted person for sorting through the “way too much information” out there 07:30 Curate discount codes and coupons 08:52 If starting a review website, look for a new industry or higher value products 09:55 Committing to doing a “west coast scooter road trip” attracted his first sponsors 10:58 Getting feedback from the community provided some golden ideas! 11:50 Biggest expense for the scooter guide 12:40 Reviews that are overly positive are not as trusted as one's that also point out the negatives 13:50 How you know when to stop planning and start executing 14:45 The learning comes from succeeding and failing - you'll learn so much 16:13 “Smack you in the face therapy” 18:01 Anything that's not good in a company, you can trace back to the owner 20:37 Start Up To Sold 23:04 Chuck's best tip for taking action Takeaway 24:13 Acting before you have the “perfect” plan 24:55 Go as far as you can see, when you get there, you'll see how to go further   Connect with Chuck: https://www.startuptosold.com https://www.chucktemple.com Connect with Joan: https://www.instagram.com/joanposivy/ https://www.facebook.com/posivy/ https://www.joanposivy.com/   Be on the show! https://www.joanposivy.com/be-our-guest.html  

Join our resident Business Ninja Jamie, together with the Growth Marketing Manager of POWR, Mick Essex, as they talk about how customizing your business' website can drive more sales and leads, especially for small businesses.It's POWR's mission to provide customizable, easy-to-use and affordable solutions to help small businesses grow online. Founded in 2014 and headquartered in San Francisco, they've become the web's leading plugin library and has helped over 8 million small businesses grow. In just a few clicks you can get started for free and have access to a whole library of plugins that will work on any website-building platform and on any device. Feel like a professional web designer, with zero code, zero hassle, all while getting the best for your business.Learn more about how POWR can help your business grow by visiting their website at https://powr.io.Do you want to be interviewed for your business? Schedule time with us, and we'll create a podcast like this for your business:  https://www.WriteForMe.io/-----https://www.facebook.com/writeforme.iohttps://www.instagram.com/writeforme.io/https://twitter.com/writeformeiohttps://www.linkedin.com/company/writ...https://www.pinterest.com/andysteuer/Want to be interviewed on our Business Ninjas podcast? Schedule time with us now, and we'll make it happen right away! Check out WriteForMe, more than just a Content Agency! See the Faces Behind The Voices on our YouTube Channel!

In this episode, the third of the Starting Our Series, Blair goes through the options for those wanting to start business online. He'll go through how people can create their online presence by buying an existing revenue generating website business.Looking for the best marketplace to buy a website, then here it is: https://flippa.com?buy_sell=emilyandblair&utm_campaign=emilyandblair Do you need help in your business? Go to our One-On-One Coaching at: https://emilyandblair.com/need-help-lets-talk-one-on-one/Are you looking to buy a website? Let us provide you with a Due Diligence report to give you peace of mind with your purchase! Book a report here: https://emilyandblair.com/buying-a-website-report/ See our resource website at: https://www.emilyandblair.com 

Das Website Business Bootcamp von Florian Wagner alias Geldschnurrbart ist ein online Kurs, um ein Website-Business aufzubauen. Hier lernst du, was ich von diesem Kurs halte.

Entrepreneurship can be a very lonely road, and that path is often rocky. But to succeed, you must believe in your own vision first. This episode of the Dr. B Podcast features restaurateur Lizeth Morales, president and CEO of El Gordo Restaurants in Jersey City. Lizeth talks about her own journey to entrepreneurship, her 5-year vision for her business, and why as an entrepreneur, you need to be your own biggest cheerleader. HIGHLIGHTSFamily history and origin of the El Gordo Restaurants Feedback is key in management success Community is everything Entrepreneurs need to learn how to delegate Lizeth's 5-year vision for El GordoBe your own biggest cheerleaderQUOTESLizeth: "I am very one on one with my team. I always like to share with them the attributes that I see that they're great at, the things that they need to work on and as well I like to give them a space where they can also give me feedback on how I can improve and what tools I can give them so that they can effective in their jobs." Lizeth: "I think most entrepreneurs come in, they're wearing so many different hats and the most important hat is the CEO hat and to do that you have to create freedom in your business. To create freedom, you have to delegate." Lizeth: "Understand your brand really well. Understand who you're marketing to, understand what the vision of your brand is because it will always come back to that. As your brand grows, you're gonna have people that are gonna question it. You're gonna have some that may not believe in it as much so you always have to be your biggest cheerleader, your number one fan."You can learn more about Lizeth in the links below.Website (Business): https://elgordoeatery.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lizeth-morales-917b535a/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/missrestaurateur/If you're listening to the Dr. B Show Podcast, please subscribe, share, and we're listening for your feedback. You can also learn more about Dr. Jairo Borja at http://borjaconsultinggroup.com/.

In this episode of the Peak Performance Selling podcast, Jordan talks to Amy Volas,  the founder and CEO of recruitment firm Avenue Talent Partners. Amy shares her incredible insight into leadership, developing a strong work ethic, and genuinely caring about people. Amy also talks about the importance of self-awareness and self-realization, and why it's critical for leaders to understand that business starts and stops with people, not the bottom line. HIGHLIGHTSGet to the root of the pain point to address itAll good leaders have playbooksHow to bounce back from a tough time Check your ego and don't try to be a hero Always do things with integrityIt all starts and stops with peopleBuilding communities in today's digital world QUOTESAmy: "The thing about playbooks, I might have one, you might have one, in my mind they are iterative. They're not read, rinse and repeat because everybody's business is different. And the best leaders I know, they're always learning and tweaking as they go." Amy: "Even when it's hard, even when I want to crawl under a rock and not come back out, I own it. I try to do it with integrity, and I try to be as honest as I can be."Amy: "I don't care what market we're in. If it's an up market, if it's down market, if it's a bull or a bear, I don't care. You still have to have people to do your business. When it's good, when it's bad, you have to. And the last time, I checked, you don't have a business without a customer because the customer writes the check. And guess who drives that? A little thing called sales." Amy: "We all want to be seen, we all want to be heard, we all want to be understood. And I've added two more things to that: we all want to be valued and validated."You can connect with Amy and her work in the links below:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/amyvolas/Website (Business): https://avenuetalentpartners.com/Website (Thursday Night Sales): https://thursdaynightsales.com/Twitter: https://twitter.com/AvenueTPIf you're listening to the Peak Performance Selling Podcast, please subscribe, share, and send us your feedback.LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jordanbenjamin/Website - http://mycoreos.com/Podcast - https://www.mycoreos.com/podcastEmail - Jordan@MyCoreOS.comTwitter - https://twitter.com/jbenj09

In this episode of the Peak Performance Selling podcast, Jordan talks to Bryan Elsesser, the VP of Sales for SaaStr. Bryan talks about the lessons he learned while cutting his teeth in the yellow-pages gig he participated in his youth. As a veteran sales leader in his own right, Bryan shares his top tips for building a culture of winning in your organization, how to become an effective manager, and dealing with burnout in your team. HIGHLIGHTSLearn from both great and not-so-great leaders Life's too short to not be enjoying your jobCompany culture is more than office beers and pizza Managers do not need to know everythingStop thinking about the next part of your careerSales lessons from an opera singer How management can address burnout issues QUOTESBryan: "I think a great leader knows their people. They know who they are, they know what makes them tick." Bryan: "This is the day and age where you have more choice salespeople than probably ever. It's a human environment. If you're not having fun, go find the fun. Life's too short man, you go find the fun." Bryan: "If you are the manager or the leader, you cannot think that that means you're supposed to have all the answers. It means you're supposed to be able to navigate the strengths of every person on your team to build the best outcomes." Bryan: "Stop thinking about the next part of your career. Think about how you can be awesome in what you're doing. Because if you're awesome at what you're doing, that's the only way you get offered the opportunity to go to those other opportunities." Bryan: "That's how I think of burnout — I think of it as a measurement. And then what's the start-stop and adjustment that you need to do in order to allot for it. Because it's not always company retreats and pizza Fridays. It's something that you need to allot for and plan for." You can connect with Bryan and his work in the links below:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bryanelsesser/Website (Business): https://www.saastr.com/If you're listening to the Peak Performance Selling Podcast, please subscribe, share, and send us your feedback.LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jordanbenjamin/Website - http://mycoreos.com/Podcast - https://www.mycoreos.com/podcastEmail - Jordan@MyCoreOS.comTwitter - https://twitter.com/jbenj09

In this episode Blair discusses how international sellers can set up a virtual office in the USA or in other countries, as well as all of the privacy and personal detail information you maybe exposing to the world when setting up your online business. Dallas the Privacy Postmaster gives some great insights into what pitfalls to avoid with the information you set your business up with and how to set your virtual location up to be tax friendly and save you money!References mentioned in this episode:Our website: https://www.emilyandblair.comPrivacy Post: https://privacypost.io/

90 Employee Agency Owner Sells His E-Commerce Website Business for HUGE Multiple. You Don't Want to Miss This...

If you're into research and are interested in alternative medicine then this might be an interesting business proposition. It requires good research skills and organizational skills. Check out this podcast where I talk about building an expert website for alternative medical treatments styled after western medical modalities.  https://www.digitalnomadphysician.com

In this episode, Nick talks to the seller of a 5-site package Amazon Associates, display advertising, subscription, and affiliate business created in June 2018 in the sports, hobbies, food & beverage, religion & spirituality, and real estate niches. Listen in to find out how the business makes an average of $4,267 per month in net profit, why the seller has decided to sell, the lessons learned from running the business, and much more.  Visit https://empireflippers.com/listing/55748/ to learn more about this business.

In this episode Blair goes through the process of sourcing your own product from a manufacturer and the options you have for this and Emily talks about why living in the present moment is important to keeping balanced.References mentioned in this episode:Product Directories: - https://www.alibaba.com- Made in China: https://bit.ly/394WkHe

In this episode Blair goes through some techniques for making sure your blog is on point and relevant. Emily talks through how you can use mindfulness to de-stress your life.References mentioned in this episode:Blogging websites: https://www.scoopit.com, https://www.medium.comGrammar Checker: https://bit.ly/3EgLmwBHeadline Creator: https://bit.ly/3tH22IJMeditation Classes: https://www.lesmills.com

In this episode, Emily and Blair outline each step required from the start to the end in starting an online business and growing it through to the exit. Listen to this if you want an overview of how to structure your online journey plan of attack.References mentioned in this episode: https://www.emilyandblair.com

In this episode, Blair hosts Bryon Brewer, CEO of Human Proof Designs, a company focussed on starting and growing online businesses. Bryon gives some awesome tips and tricks and industry insights about what's happening in the online space today, what's working and what's not. We loved hosting Bryon on our podcast as he openly discusses the things that you should be listening to around trends and things you can be doing to improve your business, today.References mentioned in todays podcast:Human Proof Designs: https://bit.ly/3AhKoOk

In this episode, Blair discusses some key types of elements you should be monitoring in your business and how these relate to identifying when things start to slow up and how to plan for this. Emily runs through how to stay sane in lockdown by becoming more task orientated.References mentioned in this episode:Ahrefs: https://ahrefs.com Mangools: https://bit.ly/3AdBMIA

In this episode, Blair talks about how to hire when you're looking to grow your business long term, rather than just short task-based hires. Emily touches on reading and why fiction is important as a change from all of those business oriented books.

In this episode, Blair discusses what a PR company is and what they do when you're looking to launch a business and Emily gives some mindfulness options at work and at home.References mentioned in this episode:https://press.farm/

In this episode, Blair talks about considerations you should take into account when deciding whether to take the leap into starting your online business and ways to reduce the feeling of overwhelm. Emily goes into breathing techniques for meditation.References mentioned in this episode:https://www.emilyandblair.com

In this episode Blair talks through what is the advertising business model and how you can apply it to your website and Emily discusses planning your time and holidays around your work time.References mentioned in this episode:www.emilyandblair.comAdvertising Network: InfoLinks

In this episode, we are super happy to announce the launch of emilyandblair.com our new huge resource website which gives you step by step help in starting and succeeding in your online journey. From starting out to selling your business in the future, we cover it all, in detail.References mentioned in this episode: https://www.emilyandblair.com

In this episode, Blair talks about 8 tips to improve your content for seo and ranking purposes and Emily follows up with some thoughts on managing work whilst on holiday and afterwards.References mentioned in this episode:Social Media: MissinglettrSocial Pilot

In this episode, Blair goes through the membership site business model and Emily discusses how to prepare to have a vacation and not be tied down by work either side.References mentioned in this episode:www.frase.iowww.surferseo.com

In this episode, Blair talks about 7 tips to make your content titles better and stand out in search results. Emily goes through 7 tips or habits of a healthy entrepreneur.

In this episode, Blair talks about what dropshipping is as a business model you could consider and Emily goes through some tips for how to ensure you're at your best for when you need to be creative in business.References mentioned in this episode:Dropshipping suppliers:Worldwide BrandsAlidropshipSaleHoo

In this episode, Blair talks about when, why and how you should pivot in your online business and Emily talks about how to keep your freelancers engaged and on the same page as you.

In this episode Blair talks about everything that is the Amazon Affiliates Business Model and Emily discusses points on how to keep employees motivated in work.References mentioned in this episode:Amazon Associates

In this episode, Blair continues his series of business models and discusses Digital Products. Emily talks about some hacks to ensure you have great sleep to recharge your body for optimal daytime performance.References mentioned in this episode:ClickfunnelsShopify*

In this episode Blair completes the three part series about what options there are for buying and selling online businesses with a review of FE International. Emily talks through some tips to help you through the day when you're feeling tired.References mentioned in this episode:Buy and Sell Your Website with FE International

In this episode Blair talks through 10 free online tools which can be invaluable to online business owners and Emily continues her garden series with some great easy options of edible plants to grow.References mentioned in this episode:1.       https://10minutemail.com/2.       https://bitly.com/3.       https://downforeveryoneorjustme.com/4.       https://www.hughcalc.org/pwgen.cgi 5.       https://web.archive.org/6.       https://www.onlineocr.net/7.       http://www.tracemyip.org/tools/remove-duplicate-words-in-text/8.       https://wordcount.weglot.com/9.       https://www.google.com/intl/en/chrome/demos/speech.html10.   https://montastic.io/

In this episode Blair discusses the online buy sell platform which is Empire Flippers and goes through the pros and cons of using this platform. Emily continues her series on gardening and focuses on what to do when setting up a relaxing garden space.References mentioned in this episode:www.empireflippers.com

In this episode Blair talks about the business model that is Amazon FBA and the basics around how this works. Emily starts her series on gardening and plants.

About Itohan Kukoyi: I am Itohan Kukoyi, a web designer, mother of 3 and Lead Consultant at Sotaria Agency, in Lagos Nigeria. I left my job at 40 and learned to build websites because I wanted a creative career in tech. I now build websites, am learning to code and love to help others get […]

In this episode Blair discusses life after The Exit – when you sell your business, what's next and what to expect. Emily touches on keeping social when working alone and how important keeping connected is.

Learn how you can stand out using authentic imagery for your business. In this episode you will learn:1-  Why are visuals more important than ever?2-  Why is the quality so important (stock is bad etc...)3- Why is authenticity key for good images?4-  Why do clients react positively to good visuals?5-  What are some bonuses if I have better imagery?GUEST INFO:Sam has photographed for some of the largest fortune 500 companies and household names in the world including, Chase Bank, Disney, GM Motors, Marriott, Children's Hospital of Orange County Honda, Moet-Hennessy,  Mazda,  TOMs Shoes, Habitat for Humanity, Capitol Records, Dentsu America, Bentley Motors, Wallpaper Magazine, The Broad Foundation,  Fast Company Magazine, Volvo, PG and E, Huffington Post,  America's Funniest Home Videos, Canon Cameras, Harper Collins and Time Magazine. Contact for Sam Diephuis 

We've all had that dream... Create a platform that you can set free unto the world. A platform that will allow you to gather new customers who would like to use your product, even though they've never talked to you before. A platform that will automate all the things so that you can sit on a beach drinking expensive cocktails and... erm... you get the (somewhat exaggerated) idea! Seriously though. How many times have you thought about leveraging WordPress so that it could be used a platform that could automate your website building business? I know that I have. Unlike you and I, Matthew Rodela stuck at it and has managed to create a business which pretty much automates the creation of websites and his customer base. He's leveraging that well known but under explored feature of WordPress - Multisite.

We've all had that dream... Create a platform that you can set free unto the world. A platform that will allow you to gather new customers who would like to use your product, even though they've never talked to you before. A platform that will automate all the things so that you can sit on a beach drinking expensive cocktails and... erm... you get the (somewhat exaggerated) idea! Seriously though. How many times have you thought about leveraging WordPress so that it could be used a platform that could automate your website building business? I know that I have. Unlike you and I, Matthew Rodela stuck at it and has managed to create a business which pretty much automates the creation of websites and his customer base. He's leveraging that well known but under explored feature of WordPress - Multisite.

Thinking of transitioning your business into a membership model? Listen in on this episode and she how we help today's guest transition his one-on-one coaching into a membership. Today on the Flipped Lifestyle podcast, we have Business Coaching Practitioner, Scott Beebe. Scott has been working for large multinational companies and other corporate settings. He was also a founding pastor at a small church, then a staff member for a bigger church before becoming an executive director for a small non-governmental agency in Nigeria. After a series of situations beyond his control, he literally woke up one day without a job. So, he later launched and founded the Business on Purpose platform, where they liberate small business owners from the chaos of working in their business.  He coaches them on where to focus so they can achieve their purpose as a business, become efficient and set systems to avoid bumps along the road. The highlight of today's discussion will be on how to tactically use his content to engage his membership and scale the business, so this will definitely have very helpful key points throughout the episode. [Tweet "You got to get over the fear and open the doors. - Shane Sams"] [Tweet "If it's the right community with the right leader, people will join. - Shane Sams"] You Will Learn: How to build the other end of your revenue pendulum. What am I charging them for? Do I start my podcast under my business name? Plus a lot more! Links and resources mentioned in today's show: Flipped Lifestyle The Flip Your Life Community Scott's Website (Business on Purpose) Dan Miller (Coaching with Excellence) Aaron Walker Enjoy the podcast; we hope it inspires you to explore what's possible for your family! Click here to leave us an iTunes review and subscribe to the show! We may read yours on the air! Can't Miss Moments Each week Jocelyn and I share moments that we might have missed if we had not started our online business. We hope these moments inspire you to see the possibilities and freedom online business could provide for your family. “Today's Can't Miss Moment is hanging out with some of our friends. We have several different friends in town.  A lot of mommies and kids because a sort of following to that stay-at-home/working mom category.  So, a lot of my friends either stay at home or they have days off.  Well, just the other day, my friend Amy, she has Wednesdays off and we decided to get together and let our kids play.  And, her kids, Preston and Harper, they are some of my kids' best friends.  And, they came up and we blew up the big inflatable water slide and they played on the playground and just ran around the backyard and had a great time.” You can connect with S&J on social media too!   Thanks again for listening to the show! If you liked it, make sure you share it with your friends and family! Our goal is to help as many families as possible change their lives through online business. Help us by sharing the show! If you have comments or questions, please be sure to leave them below in the comment section of this post. See y'all next week! Can't listen right now? Read the transcript below! Jocelyn:  Hey, y'all on today's podcast we help Scott scale his business coaching practice online. Shane:  Welcome to Flipped Lifestyle podcast, where life always comes before work.  We're your hosts, Shane and Jocelyn Sams.  We're a real family who figured out how to make our entire living online and now, we help other families do the same.  Are you ready to flip your life?  Alright.  Let's get started.  What's going on everybody?  Welcome back to the Flipped Lifestyle podcast.  It is great to be back with you again this week.  We are in the middle of the summer and it is hot here in Kentucky right now. Jocelyn:  Very, very hot. Shane:  Very hot.  So, I am super excited to be inside,

In this episode, Juliet and Clinton discuss how much one should spend on business set up costs, what kind of photos one should use on a website, and how long it is ethical to keep a potential client on a waitlist. 1. Renee Burke "If I have $4,000 to spend on my website set up, my business set up costs, plus business consultations, would you recommend to someone just entering job market and looking to attract cash paying clients that they spend $800 on consultations and $2800 on website or $700 on website and $1600 on guidance." 2. Louise White - https://WWW.AWAKENHYPNOSIS.COM "Hi Juliet and Clinton. I really enjoy listening to your show. I'm a hypnotherapist in Launceston Tasmania. Is there a new or different way to use stock photos on websites? Do you have any examples of websites doing this well? Even high quality shots look a bit the same to me. I'm also wondering if photos should be inspirational (i.e. girl with arms spread wide in grassy meadow :)) or should they address the pain of the client (i.e. girl sobbing into a box of chocolates). What's your belief on whether images must include people or whether interesting objects are ok?" 3. Jodie Gale - http://www.jodiegale.com "Hi Juliet & Clinton. My practice has been full for nearly two years. When clients email, they often open up and share their story so I felt the most ethical thing to do was to put a sign on my homepage and booking page as follows, “Please note that my counselling and psychotherapy practice is currently full for 2015 with long-term clients. Join my mailing list to be notified of any upcoming session availability and my upcoming women's workshops. You can check out my Saturday afternoon SOUL sessions where I have space between 1.30–3.30 on Saturdays. You can also contact me for a list of therapists I am currently referring to.” I stopped taking a waitlist as such as I only work long-term and weekly with clients. I have recently had a session space open up for the first time in over a year. I currently have emails from clients from almost two years ago where they have said, 'please contact me in the future if a space becomes available'. How long is too long? Is it ethical to email a potential client from say early 2014?" Get the show notes with all the links and resources mentioned in this episode at http://askjulietandclinton.com/46