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Episode #8 of our Stockpress podcast is here! Digging a bit deeper from the feedback loops topic that we talked about in Episode #7, Ian Parkes and I discussed in our newest episode how to use these feedback loops to measure client happiness. Asking for feedback and making sure that you're doing your best as a business to keep your clients happy is paramount. Give it a listen, comment, and share

Streamlining operations and removing bottlenecks is key for scaling any business. But trying to overhaul everything at once or make changes based on limited data often backfires. You risk decreasing quality or frustrating your audience rather than helping them. This is why it's important to understand how to optimise and improve your business quickly without friction. So how do you upgrade what you offer without constant friction? How do you smooth out processes to boost efficiency without overextending resources on unnecessary revisions? 🎧 Click the link and check our episode 10 of The Audacious Empires Podcast and don't forget to leave a review if you like what you hear. https://lnkd.in/gexnNfCi

145. How to Create a Useful Vision Board and Tips for Embracing Fear https://lnkd.in/dMuZuC_y STUDIO 78 PODCAST Today's guest is Monique Malcolm, the creator of the Visionary Journal. We start off the episode by discussing fear and how you can embrace fear to achieve your dreams. We then dive into all things vision boards to include explaining how they can be effective, choosing your content, and ideas for making it (digitally and analog).

Challenge question. If you want to work 10 hours less than you did previously, what do you think would be the best way to fill a $4,000 gap in your monthly revenue? A: Get 2 new clients on a $2,000/month retainer plan B: Sign on 1 new retainer client and sell 2 half-day intensive sessions ("VIP days") for $1,000 each C: Sell 2 full VIP days for $2,000 each Let me know in a comment, and tell me what criteria you used to answer the question! 👇 Hint: Think about more than just the effort you will spend fulfilling the service. If you want some pointers you might not have thought of for deciding which revenue stream is the best choice, take a listen to episode 56 of my podcast: https://lnkd.in/ektR5mYU

Challenge question. If you want to work 10 hours less than you did previously, what do you think would be the best way to fill a $4,000 gap in your monthly revenue? A: Get 2 new clients on a $2,000/month retainer plan B: Sign on 1 new retainer client and sell 2 half-day intensive sessions ("VIP days") for $1,000 each C: Sell 2 full VIP days for $2,000 each Let me know in a comment, and tell me what criteria you used to answer the question! 👇 Hint: Think about more than just the effort you will spend fulfilling the service. If you want some pointers you might not have thought of for deciding which revenue stream is the best choice, take a listen to episode 56 of my podcast: https://lnkd.in/ektR5mYU

Challenge question. If you want to work 10 hours less than you did previously, what do you think would be the best way to fill a $4,000 gap in your monthly revenue? A: Get 2 new clients on a $2,000/month retainer plan B: Sign on 1 new retainer client and sell 2 half-day intensive sessions ("VIP days") for $1,000 each C: Sell 2 full VIP days for $2,000 each Let me know in a comment, and tell me what criteria you used to answer the question! 👇 Hint: Think about more than just the effort you will spend fulfilling the service. If you want some pointers you might not have thought of for deciding which revenue stream is the best choice, take a listen to episode 56 of my podcast: https://lnkd.in/ektR5mYU

Challenge question. If you want to work 10 hours less than you did previously, what do you think would be the best way to fill a $4,000 gap in your monthly revenue? A: Get 2 new clients on a $2,000/month retainer plan B: Sign on 1 new retainer client and sell 2 half-day intensive sessions ("VIP days") for $1,000 each C: Sell 2 full VIP days for $2,000 each Let me know in a comment, and tell me what criteria you used to answer the question! 👇 Hint: Think about more than just the effort you will spend fulfilling the service. If you want some pointers you might not have thought of for deciding which revenue stream is the best choice, take a listen to episode 56 of my podcast: https://lnkd.in/ektR5mYU

It can be a challenge for creative agencies to make the move into the corporate world. It’s not just about your portfolio any more. It’s about understanding what problems these large businesses are really facing. In this clip, Matt Anderson breaks down how to approach corporate clients and get them to open up about their challenges and how to position yourself as a long-term partner. Listen to the Creative Courage Podcast episode by clicking the link in the comments section or searching "Creative Courage with Matt Essam" in your favourite podcast app.

Challenge question. If you want to work 10 hours less than you did previously, what do you think would be the best way to fill a $4,000 gap in your monthly revenue? A: Get 2 new clients on a $2,000/month retainer plan B: Sign on 1 new retainer client and sell 2 half-day intensive sessions ("VIP days") for $1,000 each C: Sell 2 full VIP days for $2,000 each Let me know in a comment, and tell me what criteria you used to answer the question! 👇 Hint: Think about more than just the effort you will spend fulfilling the service. If you want some pointers you might not have thought of for deciding which revenue stream is the best choice, take a listen to episode 56 of my podcast: https://lnkd.in/ektR5mYU

How would it feel to never have to do another sales call again - but still get heaps of perfect-fit clients jumping in to your offers? If your sales pages were so on point, people could sign up with confidence without even needing to speak to you? But you can't just take your sales call spiel, whack it into a "sales page template" and expect the money to come rolling in... In today's episode of The Upside-Up Marketing Podcast I'm looking at the differences between selling through sales calls and selling through sales pages, and what you need to have in place if you want to move towards getting more sales without having to have individual conversations with every potential client. You can find it wherever you get your podcasts, just click in the comments to be taken straight there 😊