Are you struggling to manage your workload as a busy business owner? Feeling stuck in your routine and lacking creativity? This episode will show you how to boost your productivity and change your results.
If you’re like most independent retailers and e-commerce store owners, SEO can feel like a never-ending battle. No matter how hard you optimize your site, tweak your content or experiment with keywords, it seems like the big brands always outrank you. In this episode, that’s all about to change.
My guest Amanda King, is sharing the insider SEO secrets that will level the playing field.
Today I’ve got a real go-getter on the show, Rebecca from Weft and Warp Fabrics. She is no stranger to challenges – she opened her store while still teaching full-time! But with the support of her husband and some creative promotions, she’s really leveling up.
Gone are the hedonistic, buy-stuff-to-make-us-feel-better days.
And it’s likely not going to change next week.
Or even next month.
Which means YOU have to be savvy about where you’re spending your money and how you’re going to continue to bring in the sales.
Listen in on what’s working in the current economic climate, to drive more sales (and get more customers).
Listen to this week’s podcast as I discuss the 7 things that a business owner can do to increase their profits without losing customers. (You could be doing some of them RIGHT NOW!)
Take it from someone who started a business during the GFC, I know business is challenging right now. I’ve been there. BUT it won’t last forever, and if you still want to be in business in 12 months, you’ll want to hear how to turn this difficult season into a golden opportunity.
Yes, business is challenging but with every challenge comes opportunities, and in this podcast, I focus on how and why business owners should be jumping on those rather than blaming the economy or buying into the media’s doom-and-gloom.
Discover how I’ve shifted my own mindset to seize opportunities and some of the business opportunities waiting for you.
Want to know the secrets to getting 25 times your money back from Google Ads?
Tune into my latest podcast where I sit down with digital marketing expert Raj from Web Eagles.
Facebook-f Instagram Linkedin LISTEN NOW Are you working yourself to the bone for your business with nothing to show for it? Do long hours and no life have you on the fast track to burnout? In this episode, I’ll reveal how I almost ended up in the hospital from stress – and how you can avoid my mistakes. You’ll learn why working more doesn’t mean more money, and how to double your sales in just 90 days without sacrificing your family or your sanity. — >> JOIN THE DOUBLE YOUR SALES IN 90 DAYS CHALLENGE NOW <<– Don’t be the business owner your kids will regret – learn to balance work and life so you can have it all without losing yourself in the process. Hey there, Sal here! Ready to step up and scale your business…I’ve got you! Get Your Strategies LISTEN NOW on The Bringing Business To Retail Podcast Highlights Entrepreneurship, work ethic, and time management. 0:02 The challenges of running a business and the importance of work-life balance. 4:16 Prioritizing work-life balance in business ownership. 10:14 Doubling sales in 90 days through self-reflection and strategic planning. 14:27 View Transcript Salena Knight 0:02 Hey there, and welcome
Well, when you get married fast, you need to get on the same page fast.
So we went to see a financial advisor,
And what happened in that 3 hours + session, turned out to be one of those
”when you look back that was a pivotal point in my life, but I didn’t know it at the time” moments.
Find out what happened and how it changed my mindset about how much I REALLY should be earning to live my dream life (and perhaps you should too).
In this episode, I’ll be sharing some overlooked strategies for finding new customers that don’t involve expensive ads. Discover how to leverage LinkedIn, partner with suppliers, and host virtual events to access untapped audiences – all with minimal cost.
Back when I first opened my business, the economy looked a lot like it does now.
It was the Global Financial Crisis, people were tightening their belts, interest rates were rising…
But there were still things that would sell.
And for me, it was these super cool wet/dry bags that i used to import from America (fun fact, nearly 20 years later I STILL use those same bags, but I digress).
I started out selling them for $29.95, but with exchange rates blowing out, fuel price increase affecting shipping prices and import duty, I had no idea how one of my competitors could still be selling them for $29.95.
What were they doing, that I wasn’t?
I remember it like it was yesterday (how can I ever forget). I was drowning in debt, exhausted from pouring everything I had into my struggling business. How did it all go so wrong?
