Biz Women Rock

Did you miss it? The special webinar I did just for you and the Biz Women Rock community? How to Leverage Facebook Groups for Your Business! Don’t worry, I have the REPLAY here! BizWomenRock.com/FBGreplay Let me assure you, this ain't no fluffy webinar. It's full of ACTIONABLE information that you can use right away to help you start (or grow) a Facebook Group of your own! I go into depth on… The 8 Biggest Business Benefits from a Facebook Group I also introduce my brand new eCourse, Facebook Groups ROCK! And I offer YOU, my trusted Biz Women Rock Community, a deal of $97 instead of the $497 price point it will be once it goes public. But the replay ENDS TODAY! Just until Friday, September 4th at 9:00pm EST, you'll have the opportunity to get in on the eCourse at a ridiculously low investment just for the Biz Women Rock community! So check out the replay before the webinar and the $97 special ends on Friday, September 4th at 9:00pm EST! BizWomenRock.com/FBGreplay

When Amy Britt felt conflicted to take on a project that she didn't ethically believe in, she quit her job and lived in Africa for a year. When she returned, she was very clear that her skills and love for the PR industry could be used the GOOD! So, she began her company Britt Banter, a media relations company. In this inspiring interview, Amy talks about how she's maintained a company culture that's true to her mission of good, how she leads and builds a tremendous team of very smart people and how being in love with her job is vital to her success! She also shares tough times she's been through, how she got through them, how she stays productive and what really makes her tick! http://BizWomenRock.com/208

Elaine Comeau created Easy Daysies because parents were begging her to make visual tools like the ones she had in her classroom for them to use at home. After years of making more and more of these incredible visual training boards for parents, she decided to do some research to see if there was a bigger market for them. Since she started making Easy Daysies in 2009, she's sold $1 million in products! There is definitely a big market for them! She went on Dragons Den, a Canadian version of Shark Tank and ended up with a deal from two Dragons. In this inspiring interview, Elaine talks about her experience in the Den, how the exposure and capital has impacted her company and her take on being a mompreneur! http://BizWomenRock.com/207

Heidi Krupp is lucky...that's what she says. When she first started her business Krupp Kommunications, she had a mentor - one of the leading literary agents - hand-hold her through many startup questions. As she grew her business, she had others around her help her by giving her advice and introducing her to clients. That's how she ended up in the front seat of a Tony Robbins event and eventually became his publicist! Tony's not the only big name Heidi serves...her firm has had 85 of their clients on the New York Times Bestseller list! Some other names you might know: Jillian Michaels, David Bach, Tori Johnson, Diamond Dallas Paige, Weight Watchers...the list goes on! In this truly inspirational and energetic interview, Heidi shares how she's grown her company, all the mistakes she's made, how she's developed into the leader she is, how she manages being the mom of a 4 year old and an entrepreneur, and why she does it all! http://BizWomenRock.com/206

Diane Helbig has one of the smartest "transitioning out of corporate" stories I've ever heard! She started her company Seize This Day Coaching in 2006 because she just knew she could help business through her coaching. Since then, she's built a solid coaching business that has all the right elements: speaking, training, products, books and a lot of networking. In this inspiring interview, Diane shares her attitude about productivity, what it really took to create her self-study courses that help multiply her time and a fantastic call to action tip she uses every time she speaks! http://BizWomenRock.com/205

Jamie Walker started Fit Approach when she realized there was a need for athletes and those who love fitness to connect and share resources. With over 4000 brand ambassadors, Fit Approach has become a thriving online and offline community! She then created SweatGuru to fulfill the need fitness professionals who were a part of her community were having for establishing and marketing their fitness classes and businesses online. It's a technology that helps users - people like me and you looking for specific workout classes - connect with those professionals and studios providing them! In this interview, Jamie breaks down the meaning of community, which has become a buzzword, and shows what a community really is, how it grows, how it thrives and how it produces revenue! http://BizWomenRock.com/204

Julie Sygiel is a proud feminist and loves to push the envelope. So, when her professor asked the class to come up with a business project that would provide a solution to an everyday problem, she had no problem explaining that creating a "super underwear" that was comfortable, sexy and able to save women from stains and accidents during their monthly periods would be a fantastic problem to solve. So, Dear Kate was born! Years later, Dear Kate is now the purveyor of revolutionary underthings, including undies and yoga pants. In this amazing interview, Julie shares their best strategies for getting tons of traffic to their website - where the majority of their sales are made. She also discusses how to get people to talk about you - good and bad - and how to deal with controversy! http://BizWomenRock.com/203

Charlene Li created Altimeter because she found something she enjoyed and she thought she could do it better than the company she had been working for. Altimeter provides consulting, speaking and strategy services for companies who want to understand and act on technology disruption (social media, digital media, etc.). It's an outside-of-the-box company and Charlene is an outside-the-box business woman! She's written 4 books (one of which is on the New York Times Bestseller list), speaks everywhere and talks with me about the distinction she sees between "building an audience" and "serving a community." She, of course, gives amazing strategies for how to enact upon the latter and also shares about her own leadership entrepreneurial experience! http://BizWomenRock.com/202

Andrea Waltz was young and naive when her then friend (now husband Richard) opened her eyes to the potential of speaking and training for corporations. They quit their jobs and bootstrapped their company to success! In 2007, they completely changed their business model as they niched down from speaking to retail companies to speaking to many industries about the Go for No concept. They've written a multitude of very successful books and have established themselves as dynamic and much sought after keynote speakers! In this amazing interview, Andrea shares what really happened when they shifted their business and niched down to the Go for No brand, how she successfully engages with her tens of thousands of followers on social media (she has a great rule of thumb on this!) and her incredible strategy for getting booked as a keynote speaker! http://BizWomenRock.com/201

Victoria Griggs started her business because of timing and not necessarily because she knew exactly what the focus of it would be. She did know that she was doing a lot of amazing marketing - and learning a ton of online marketing strategies - that she wanted to implement for customers who would actually move forward with it rather than the giant companies she had been working for whose bureaucracy was keeping her ideas immobile. So she started Straight Line Marketing and for the first few years, she simply did whatever marketing contract work customers needed. It wasn't until she hired a business coach that she saw that by focusing on ONE NICHE - done for you Facebook Ads - that her business really started to explode! Make sure to listen to Victoria's amazing story about how she's gone through major transitions, how she went from dipping into her 401k to keep her business afloat to bringing in $250,000 in revenue in just ONE YEAR by narrowing her services to a specific niche and her honest story of her biggest challenges and struggles. http://BizWomenRock.com/200