Karen and Cadie dive deep into some of the best business email practices and etiquette you need to consider and maybe brush up on. Cadie shares her best tricks, techniques and pro tips for getting the most out of our online interactions and some email hacks to improve our work productivity and internal communications. Please rate and review our show. Thanks for listening.

Karen and Cady talk with web developer and marketing guru Michelle Crowe of e-worc about the professional in and outs of the branding, marketing and advertising of your company or small business. Michelle stresses the importance of starting out on the right foot, knowing your product, knowing your audience and how to find them. Michelle and the Cheers ladies share how to get the most out of your marketing budget and your professional agency.

The Cheers ladies have a special guest in the studio, Stacy Wellborn (Wellborn Strategies, Container Yard, & the Swain Sinus Show) and she's going to talk about SMART goal setting, how to start and how to maintain them throughout the year. Stacy teaches us how SMART goal setting has driven her personal life and career and what are some of the best goal setting systems we can use ourselves.

It's all over the news and social media. Co-workers, neighbors and the fine folks at the boat ramp everyone is saying that their federal tax refunds are smaller this year. Did we pay more taxes? Is this true, or just a myth? Today, the tax whisperer Karen explains all the new changes to the personal and business federal tax codes. Plus, Cadie gives some payroll tips to help you in 2019 to keep as much money in your own pocket and not in Uncle Sam's.

Karen and Cadie have Ms. Gia Wiggins of Morale Resources in the Deep Fried Studios. Gia talks about the difference between HR and payroll, the top do's and dont's, finding staff for small businesses, keeping them, and when you have to let them go. The ladies talk about the philosophy behind Human Resources and staff engagement.

Are you thinking about starting that business or passion project podcast? Well, this is the perfect podcast motivational episode for you. Budding new podcasters Karen and Cady talk with fellow Deep Fried Studios and veteran podcasters Scott Howell and Bradley Flowers from the popular and ever-growing The Insurance Guys Podcast. Plus, Scott gets overly emotional, Bradley tells a semi-dirty joke, and Karen & Cadie tell how they dreamed up and launched the Cheers To Business Podcast.

In today's world, everyone is so go, go, go. You look up and the day has gone. In this episode, Karen and Cady talk about things that they do, tips and tricks that they've learned to maximize their time to be more productive and profitable.

In this sober episode, Karen and Cadie talk to the Mobile, Alabama radio legend Uncle Henry of iHeart Media and Newsradio710AM WNTM. Uncle Henry shares his secrets and insights on maintaining a career and brand for 30 plus years and gives some pro tips on getting the most out of your advertising budget, especially on radio. Plus, Uncle Henry reveals what makes him the crankiest, why he avoids politics when possible, and why he is fascinated with the Mobile Flea Market.

Karen and Cadie have Mr. Yellowhammer Coffee, Jeff Roberts in the Deep Fried Studio. Jeff shares his highly caffeinated journey from one coffee truck (and trailer) to a new brick and mortar location, his three biggest business lessons, and his brilliant tips on social media content creation and brand building. While there is no wine drinking in this morning addition of the Cheers To Business podcast, there is a lot of coffee consumption and wine talk.

Karen and Cadie answer a listener's question concerning forming a new company and partnership. They will explain all the steps needed in filing the legal papers and will break down all the pros and cons between choosing to open an LLC or an S-Corp. Plus, producer Johnny Gwin gives some insight into Shopify, Etsy and the ups and downs his journey forming his E-Commerce company, Deep Fried Threads. Thanks, Paula from South Carolina for your question.