Losing weight isn’t something I often talk about but after shifting about 9kg (20lbs) in the past six months I’m ready to share how what I’ve learnt through this journey has impacted on a series of other aspects of my life and business.
This is a lesson in how doing ‘all the things you’re supposed to do’ is sometimes the least effective way of reaching your goals.
Have you ever considered pitching your brand at the billion dollar wedding industry? Join me as I chat to wedding and events PR expert Meghan Ely.
With more than a decade in the bridal industry Meghan opens up about what makes brides tick, what makes them buy and how you can get a piece of the action. Listen in to catch Meghans inside tips on packaging your products and promoting your brand, even if you’re not selling a front line wedding product.
In this episode I’ll walk you through the fundamentals of running a successful business in a country town or regional centre.
We’ll chat all things financial planning, why the whole town isn’t your ideal customer, why embracing change isn’t optional, how to get out of towners into your store (even if you’re not a tourist destination) and how to grow through collaboration.
Do you employ staff in any part of your business, or are considering doing so? If the answer is yes (or you’d like it to be yes!) you’re going to find my conversation with Sarah Riegelhuth both informative and inspiring. As the CEO of remote employment specialists, Grow My Team, Sarah has a unique view of the employee / employer relationship.
In this episode I’m going to let you in on my 5 most popular strategies for getting new customers into your store, without spending a cent. And not just any old “give me your stuff and see ya’ later” customers. We’re talking the kind of customers that stick around for the long haul, love your brand and sing your praises from the roof tops!
Over the past six months I’ve had the great pleasure of getting to know Anna Wythes, as she’s worked her way through my small group coaching program.
Anna’s story will resonate with you; school teacher by day, ethical fashion retailer by night, Anna is a Retail Superhero juggling single parenthood, work and running a business she’s passionate about. Anna uses her store to make a difference to others and share her message about ethically produced fashion.
Five years after opening her bespoke letterpress business, Sara McNally realised things were no longer working out the way she planned. Rather than close her store she made the brave decision to completely pivot and recreate a new version of her business Constellation and Co. Including opening a store front, on a whim!
Kurt Elster is a Senior Ecommerce Consultant who helps Shopify merchants (like Jay Leno’s Garage) uncover hidden profits in their websites. He very kindly took time away from his own show; The Unofficial Shopify Podcast, to chat to me about why “beautiful” design doesn’t always mean profitable design, three strategies you can use in your own business to improve conversion rates and what features will help your e-commerce site stand out from your competition.
You opened your retail or e-commerce store so you could help people, right?. Because you wanted an outlet for your creativity or so you could spend more time with your family or doing the things you love.
Having issues with your Facebook Business page? You’re not alone. The past couple of weeks I’ve fielded several calls from clients asking me to help them with everything from not being able to post any content or make comments on their business page, through to not being able to access their page at all.
