What if your next wave of clients didn’t come from social media at all?

In this episode, Amanda Burg sits down with Monica Monfre Scantlebury, educator, entrepreneur, and thought partner for female leaders, to explore how tools like Eventbrite and Meetup can help you grow your business and community—without relying on algorithms.

Monica shares her grounded approach to visibility, showing how offline connection and local discovery platforms can create deeper, more aligned growth for experts who are ready to step off the content treadmill. Together, they discuss how to build genuine communities, design events that actually convert, and weave wellness into your entrepreneurial rhythm.

Inside this episode:

• How to grow your audience without social media
• The untapped potential of Eventbrite and Meetup for local visibility
• How to turn workshops and events into revenue-generating community builders
• The link between burnout, wellness, and sustainable marketing
• How educators and entrepreneurs can lead movements through connection, not content

If you’re craving growth that feels more grounded, more local, and less dependent on your phone, this conversation will show you what’s possible.

What if your summer launch could feel light, simple, and wildly effective?

In this episode, Amanda Burg sits down with Natalie Koussa, visibility strategist and creator of The Speakeasy, to talk about how to pre-sell your summer offers without the stress of a full-scale launch. Natalie shares her signature “easy-lift” launch strategy—built around genuine visibility, podcast guesting, and meaningful conversations that convert effortlessly.

They dive into how to warm up brand-new audiences through interviews, leverage storytelling instead of sales scripts, and use visibility as the foundation for a calm, consistent launch season.

Inside this episode:

• How to pre-sell your summer offers without heavy launches
• Why conversations convert better than campaigns
• The visibility strategy that doubles your warm leads through podcast guesting
• How to make launches feel fun, light, and human again
• The difference between getting seen and being remembered

If you’re ready to make this your most ease-filled launch season yet—and attract dream clients while you’re out living your life—this episode is your permission slip.

What if you could add five to six figures to your monthly revenue—without launching something new or spending more on ads?

In this episode, Amanda Burg sits down with Nikki Trailor, launch and funnel strategist for coaches and course creators, to talk about how to simplify your marketing, make launches more fun, and scale without burnout.

Nikki shares her unconventional approach to launches—the kind that work with your life instead of taking it over. You’ll learn how to prep for a successful summer launch, make tweaks that double your results, and build a business that funds your freedom.

Inside this episode:

• How to prepare for a summer launch that feels fun, not frantic
• Simple funnel tweaks that break income ceilings without extra effort
• Why personalization beats “plug and play” every time
• The real reason you don’t need a new offer to grow
• How to scale your business while keeping a spacious calendar

If you’re ready to ditch the launch stress and embrace smarter, simpler growth, this conversation will show you how.

Hiring a creative agency is a lot like picking a spouse — the right one can bring out your best, the wrong one can make you question every decision you’ve ever made.

In this episode of As Good As You Are, Amanda Burg, founder of Liberty Type, breaks down what really makes a great creative partnership. Whether you’re rebranding, launching a new website, or finally ready to invest in professional help, this episode will help you navigate one of the most important business relationships you’ll ever have.

Forget red flags — Amanda’s sharing the six green flags to look for when hiring a creative agency that’s actually aligned with you, your goals, and your values.

Inside this episode:

• The key questions your agency should be asking (and what it means if they’re not)
• Why curiosity and clarity matter more than flashy portfolios
• How to tell if an agency’s communication style will support or stress you
• The traits of truly creative, strategy-driven teams
• Why culture, compatibility, and clear process are the real markers of success

If you’re considering hiring a creative partner, this episode will help you spot the difference between agencies that just design and agencies that actually get you.

Book a call with us: https://clientdashboard.libertytype.com/public/consultation/1-Schedule_your_call

What if landing a feature in Forbes, Vogue, or The New York Times didn’t require a single PR connection or a massive following?

In this episode, Amanda Burg sits down with Gloria Chou—award-winning PR strategist, former U.S. diplomat, and host of the Small Business PR Podcast—to demystify the world of publicity for small business owners. Gloria shares how she’s helped founders earn more than a billion organic views using her signature CPR Pitching Method™, and why visibility is no longer reserved for the few with access or big budgets.

Together, they break down how to cold pitch top-tier outlets, build credibility from scratch, and shift your mindset from waiting to be discovered to confidently stepping into the spotlight.

If you’ve ever wondered how to get featured without playing the PR game, this episode is your blueprint.

You’ll learn:

• Why the PR industry has stayed gatekept—and how to break in
• How to cold pitch journalists with no prior contacts
• The mindset shifts that make your outreach irresistible
• Why authenticity and clarity outperform any PR retainer

Follow Gloria on Instagram: @gloriachoupr

Watch her free pitch masterclass: gloriachoupr.com/masterclass

✨ Book your free 20-minute brand audit:

https://clientdashboard.libertytype.com/public/675b067b61fbf0001fb0f024

Here’s the hard truth: when you try to do everything for everyone, you confuse your audience, dilute your value, and exhaust yourself in the process.

In this solo episode of As Good As You Are, Amanda Burg, founder of Liberty Type, unpacks one of the most common traps she sees service providers fall into—offering too many services in the name of growth. What starts as flexibility quickly turns into chaos, burnout, and brand confusion.

Amanda shares why niching down isn’t about limitation—it’s about liberation. You’ll learn how focusing on one clear offer amplifies your authority, increases your income, and positions you as the only choice in your market.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

• Why offering too many services actually holds your business back
• How to niche down without losing clients (or your momentum)
• The mindset shift that turns focus into freedom
• How to simplify your messaging and clarify your value
• The systems and structure that let specialists scale faster than generalists

If you’ve been stuck juggling too many offers or afraid to narrow your focus, this episode will show you how to simplify your work, amplify your impact, and become known for what you do best.

What does it really look like to build a business rooted in healing instead of hustle?

In this episode, Amanda Burg sits down with Dr. Sara Nelson-Gray and Dr. Marisa Bauman, two chiropractors who are redefining what leadership and growth look like inside the wellness space.

Sara shares her journey from chronic illness to founding Freedom Chiropractic in Knoxville—and what it taught her about scaling with alignment, not exhaustion. Marisa opens up about pivoting from journalism to chiropractic care, selling her first practice, and rebuilding a business with deeper purpose and peace.

Together, they unpack what it means to lead from the nervous system up, to honor your intuition in business, and to create brands that feel as good as they look.

You’ll learn:

• How to recognize when you’re forcing growth vs. flowing with it
• The stigma around chiropractic care—and how they’re rewriting the story
• What it means to build a brand rooted in substance, not surface
• Why nervous system regulation is the foundation of sustainable leadership

✨ Bonus: After you listen, head to The Heartwork Podcast—Amanda’s interview with Sara and Marisa is live there today too.

Connect with Sara + Marisa:

→ Follow Dr. Sara on Instagram

→ Follow Dr. Marisa on Instagram

→ Follow The Heartwork Podcast

→ Visit Freedom Chiropractic’s Website

→ Visit Homestead Chiropractic’s Website

→ Reach out directly: [email protected]

What if you didn’t have to choose just one thing to be successful?

In this episode, Amanda Burg sits down with Taylor Aller—registered massage therapist, TEDx speaker, creative consultant, and co-founder of the P2P Summit—to talk about thriving as a multipotentialite. Taylor shares how she’s built a career that embraces her many passions without losing clarity, credibility, or control.

Together, they unpack what it takes to design a business model that fits all your interests, create a cohesive brand story, and redefine success in a way that feels both sustainable and fulfilling.

Whether you’re balancing parenting with entrepreneurship or just tired of being told to “niche down,” this conversation will give you both validation and structure for building your brand around you.

You’ll learn:

• The three most effective business models for multipotentialites (including the “Smoosh Method”)
• How to use your “golden thread” to create brand cohesion across multiple passions
• Why multitasking isn’t the goal—but strategic focus is
• How to collect personal “evidence” to quiet your inner critic
• The mindset shift that helps multi-passionate entrepreneurs stay aligned and energized

📚 Free resource from Taylor: Multipotentialite Planner

🌐 Learn more: www.tayloraller.com

Sometimes the very thing that got you here becomes the thing holding you back.

After a major life and business shift—a cross-state move, retiring from homeschooling, and rebuilding in the suburbs—Amanda Burg, founder of Liberty Type, opens up about the deeper truth behind her latest pivot.

This episode isn’t just about logistics. It’s about identity. It’s about what happens when the brand, the business, or even the life you built no longer fits the version of you running the show now.

If you’ve built something meaningful but know it’s time to realign, this conversation will help you make peace with growth, reconnect with clarity, and move forward without burning it all down.

Inside this episode:

• How to know when you’ve outgrown your brand (even if it’s still “working”)
• Why the most experienced entrepreneurs are often the least clear online
• The beliefs that keep high-level experts from evolving their brands
• What to do when your visuals, messaging, or offers no longer reflect your brilliance
• Why evolving your brand isn’t flaky—it’s faithful to your future

Because the truth is: the market doesn’t buy experience. It buys clarity.

🎧 Listen now to learn how to evolve without starting from scratch—and how to build a brand that finally reflects who you are now.

You’ve got the framework, the process, the results to back it all up—so why aren’t people buying?

In this episode, Amanda Burg, founder of Liberty Type, reveals the quiet reason even the most skilled professionals struggle to convert: they’re relying on their process to do the talking.

Amanda breaks down how to shift from self-centered marketing to client-centered messaging—where every word, touchpoint, and story makes your audience feel seen. You’ll learn why personalization matters more than polish, how trust is built in the in-between moments, and what it really takes to move people from interest to investment.

If you want a brand that doesn’t just convert—but connects—this episode is your roadmap.

Inside this episode:

• The real reason your “proven process” might be falling flat
• How to meet potential clients at their level without diluting your expertise
• What personalization actually looks like at scale
• Why trust is built through empathy, not explanation

Because your audience doesn’t want more of your genius. They want to feel like you get them.