Crush the Rush™: The Female Entrepreneur Podcast for Sustainable Business Growth

What if that launch that didn't quite hit your goals wasn't actually a failure, but a gold mine of data waiting to be uncovered?

In this episode of the Crush the Rush Podcast, Holly sits down with Danielle Klemm, conversion strategist and funnel expert, to unpack why so many entrepreneurs are growing their email lists without actually growing their sales.

With nine years of experience in digital marketing and seven years focused on funnels, Danielle helps course creators and digital product sellers identify what's happening between someone downloading a freebie and becoming a paying customer.

Together, Holly and Danielle dive into the psychology behind high-converting lead magnets, why more information doesn't necessarily create more sales, and how to use the data already inside a business to make smarter marketing decisions.

Danielle shares why an underperforming launch can actually be one of the most valuable learning opportunities in business, how to create different customer journeys for low-ticket versus high-ticket offers, and why understanding buyer behavior matters more than obsessing over vanity metrics.

They also explore how AI tools like Claude and ChatGPT can support funnel optimization, why strategy needs to come before automation, and how to recognize when it's time to stop tweaking and start testing.

For entrepreneurs who have ever wondered why their freebie attracts subscribers but not buyers, this conversation offers a practical, refreshing perspective on creating marketing systems that actually convert — without rebuilding everything from scratch.

00:01:30 — Building a life-first business during a low-capacity season
00:03:00 — Creating flexible, no-call strategy offers that support business growth
00:04:30 — How to use launch data to test messaging, bonuses, and sales strategies
00:06:00 — Making real-time funnel improvements to increase conversions
00:07:30 — Why most lead magnets grow email lists but fail to generate sales
00:09:00 — How offer pricing and buyer psychology shape a high-converting freebie
00:10:30 — The three lead magnet paths and why high-ticket offers need more trust
00:13:30 — How to identify where your funnel is losing potential buyers
00:15:00 — Which funnel metrics to review before changing your marketing strategy
00:18:00 — How to tell if your lead magnet is overwhelming your audience
00:19:30 — What makes a lead magnet effective in today's digital marketplace
00:22:30 — Using AI for funnel execution without outsourcing your strategy
00:25:30 — Knowing when your funnel is good enough to launch and test
00:28:30 — Why click-through rates and customer behavior matter more than vanity metrics

CONNECT WITH DANIELLE:
Website: https://danielleklemm.com/
Instagram: http://instagram.com/danielleklemmm
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@danielleklemmm
Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/per-my-last-promo/id1348918295
Freebie to Buyer Free Quiz: https://learn.danielleklemm.com/quiz

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Have a book idea sitting in a Google Doc or maybe just living in the back of your mind for months (or years)? Before writing chapter one, there’s a bigger question to answer: Is it the right book for the business?

In this episode of Crush the Rush, Holly sits down with book and publishing coach Holly Ostrout to unpack why successful business books require more than great writing. Holly shares the strategy behind creating a book that readers actually finish, remember, recommend and ultimately use as a pathway into an entrepreneur’s business.

Drawing from her experience revitalizing an established publishing brand and bringing hundreds of books back into print, Holly explains why she believes most entrepreneurs shouldn’t start by simply brain-dumping everything they know. Instead, she introduces her approach to creating a clear book promise, using emotional anchors to make ideas memorable, and choosing a “strategy stack” that connects a book to larger business goals.

They also dive into how a strategically written book can generate leads, build trust, create speaking opportunities, establish thought leadership, and continue working for a business for years without requiring a massive audience or blockbuster launch.

00:00:00 — Why most business books fail before a single word is written
00:01:30 — Meet book and publishing coach Holly Ostrout
00:03:00 — Building a life-first business and setting stronger boundaries
00:04:30 — Holly’s publishing background and revitalizing a struggling book brand
00:07:30 — Why the “brain dump everything you know” writing strategy falls short
00:09:00 — Emotional anchors, storytelling, and Holly’s Heroine’s Journey approach
00:10:30 — Five ways a strategically written book can grow a business
00:12:00 — The #1 step most aspiring authors skip: creating the book promise
00:13:30 — How to choose the right book idea when there are too many options
00:15:00 — What happens during Holly’s “Magic Morning” book strategy sessions
00:16:30 — How a book can turn readers into leads and paying clients
00:19:30 — Can a business book succeed with a small audience?
00:21:00 — Why long-term sales can matter more than a bestseller launch
00:22:30 — Writing in seasons and creating a life-first creative schedule
00:25:30 — The writing advice Holly disagrees with—and what to do instead
00:27:00 — The simple first step for anyone who wants to finally write a book

CONNECT WITH HOLLY OSTROUT:

Website: hollyostrout.com
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hollyostrout/
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@hollyostrout
Free quiz to find your best strategy stack: hollyostrout.com/quiz
Free guide, What's Working in Books in 2026: hollyostrout.kit.com/whatsworking

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Kimberly Roy knows that getting booked on podcasts isn’t about sending more pitches it’s about sending the right pitches.

In this episode of Crush the Rush, Holly sits down with Kimberly Roy, founder of Pitch with Kim, to break down the strategy behind podcast pitching that actually creates business growth. Kimberly shares her three-part framework of angle, fit, and proof, why she prioritizes quality over quantity, and why entrepreneurs may want to stop chasing the biggest podcasts they can find.

Kimberly also explains why a great podcast pitch shouldn’t start with a bio, how personal stories can become a powerful visibility advantage, and why researching the host and audience matters before ever hitting send.

The conversation goes beyond simply getting booked. Kimberly shares how entrepreneurs can approach podcast guesting as a relationship-building strategy, follow up without feeling pushy, and use visibility to create aligned opportunities, referrals, leads, partnerships, and clients.

00:00:00 — Meet Kimberly Roy and the podcast pitching strategy behind her 30%+ booking rate
00:01:30 — Building a life-first business through “time leadership”
00:04:45 — How loss, grief, and finding her voice led Kimberly from banking to podcasting
00:07:30 — Why sharing your story is one of the most powerful ways to stand out
00:10:30 — Moving past vulnerability and getting comfortable with visibility
00:11:30 — Why Kimberly doesn’t recommend relying on podcast pitch templates
00:12:45 — The three-part podcast pitching framework: angle, fit, and proof
00:15:00 — Why audience alignment matters more than podcast size
00:17:30 — How to research podcasts before sending a pitch
00:21:45 — Podcast research tools, Listen Notes, and using AI strategically
00:25:30 — Kimberly’s #1 rule: a podcast pitch isn’t really about the person pitching
00:27:00 — Why collaboration and promotion can help a pitch stand out
00:28:00 — Quality vs. quantity and the problem with chasing bigger audiences
00:30:00 — How many times to follow up after sending a podcast pitch
00:33:00 — Using breathwork to manage the vulnerability of putting yourself out there
00:34:45 — How to connect with Kimberly and learn more about her visibility audits

Connect with Kimberly:

Website:  https://pitchwithkim.com/ 

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pitchwithkim/

Visibility Audit - Book your free call here: https://pitchwithkim.myflodesk.com/visibility-audit

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Planning season is about to start, and everyone is going to sell you a prettier document. In this episode I'm making the case that the December planning day is neither the reason your year works nor the reason it doesn't, walking through the seven numbers we track every week inside The Collective Co-Op (only three of them have a dollar sign), and reading a real member scorecard on air so you can hear what those numbers say when they sit next to each other. The January 2027 waitlist is open now at hollymariehaynes.com/coop. 

00:00:00 — Why a year-end planning day won’t make the year successful
00:01:30 — Holly’s corporate strategy background and the missing piece for entrepreneurs
00:03:00 — Why business plans lose to the demands of an ordinary Tuesday
00:03:48 — Why Holly recommends 90-day plans instead of 12-month plans
00:04:30 — Why revenue is one of the least useful numbers to watch by itself
00:05:10 — Leading vs. lagging indicators and what they reveal
00:05:35 — New sales committed vs. cash actually received
00:06:15 — Why expenses and profit matter more than celebrating revenue
00:06:45 — Tracking individual offers to see what is actually selling
00:07:20 — The power of five genuine business connections each week
00:09:00 — What missed content goals reveal about capacity and planning
00:10:00 — Tracking email list growth and open rates
00:10:50 — Using a business scorecard to identify gaps and make adjustments
00:11:25 — How accountability works inside the Collective Co-Op
00:13:30 — The question every entrepreneur should answer before closing their annual plan

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If your business feels more complicated than it needs to be, adding another offer probably isn’t the answer.

In this episode of Crush the Rush, Holly sits down with her longtime friend Shannon Matson, founder of The Social Bungalow, to talk about what’s actually working in the online business space as they head toward 2027.

Shannon knows this conversation firsthand. After building six different courses over the years, she made the decision to retire them and center her business around one signature offer. The result? A simpler business, clearer marketing, and the ability to exceed the revenue she had previously generated across multiple offers.

They are breaking down why being known for one core transformation can make your marketing and sales easier, how to create a lower-ticket offer that builds an audience of buyers, and why simplifying your front-end offers doesn’t mean limiting your revenue potential.

Shannon also walks us through her approach to VIP tiers, continuation offers, backend memberships, and her alpha-beta-scaled model for launching a signature offer without feeling like you need everything figured out before you sell.

00:00:00 — Why simplifying your business model matters heading into 2027
00:01:30 — Shannon’s definition of building a life-first business
00:03:00 — How Shannon built three very different businesses
00:06:00 — Going from corporate marketing to entrepreneurship
00:09:00 — Why Shannon retired six courses and built one signature offer
00:12:00 — Why one clear offer can speed up the path from follower to buyer
00:13:30 — The low-ticket “step zero” strategy for Q4
00:16:30 — How VIP tiers increase revenue without adding another core offer
00:18:00 — The missing continuation offer in many customer journeys
00:21:00 — Shannon’s alpha → beta → scaled signature offer model
00:24:00 — Why one front-facing offer makes annual planning simpler
00:27:00 — How to identify the right audience and topic for your signature offer
00:30:00 — What’s changing with webinars, masterclasses, and launch events
00:31:30 — The “espresso shot” strategy for getting more from your webinar replay
00:33:00 — Shannon’s favorite productivity tool + where to connect with her 

CONNECT WITH SHANNON:

Instagram:  @thesocialbungalow
Website: thesocialbungalow.com
WTF is Happening in the Online Space Podcast:  An unfiltered breakdown of the 2026 attention economy - what’s changing, what’s working now, and an insider look at how 6- and 7-figure businesses are keeping demand high. 

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What if the reason your messaging isn’t landing has nothing to do with your content strategy and everything to do with whether your brand actually reflects who you are?

In this episode of Crush the Rush, Holly is joined by  Luna Battalia, founder of Caru Creative and creator of Animist Branding, to talk about a completely different way of approaching personal branding, messaging, and marketing.

Instead of constantly trying to reach, convince, and sell to your ideal clients, what if you created a brand world they naturally wanted to step into?

They dive into the psychology behind how people experience your brand, why traditional marketing strategies can start to feel disconnected, and the four areas Luna recommends auditing when your messaging isn’t attracting the right people.

They also get into one of the biggest conversations happening in business right now: AI and authenticity. Luna shares how she uses AI as an organizational and creative support tool without allowing it to replace the human voice, perspective, and originality that make a personal brand powerful.

Plus, they talk about nervous system capacity, why constantly switching strategies may be holding you back, and how to build a business and brand that actually feel sustainable.

00:00:00 — Why your messaging might not be the real problem
00:01:30 — Building a life-first business with more space and creativity
00:04:30 — How psychology changed Luna’s approach to branding
00:06:00 — Why buyer behavior and marketing have changed
00:07:30 — Creating a brand world instead of chasing customers
00:10:30 — Brand archetypes and separating yourself from your brand
00:12:00 — Why messaging should come before visual design
00:13:30 — The four-part framework for auditing your brand messaging
00:16:30 — Storytelling and the relationship between your brand and audience
00:18:00 — What to do when you're saying the “right” things but attracting the wrong people
00:19:30 — A simple way to get honest feedback on your personal brand
00:21:00 — How Luna uses AI without sacrificing originality
00:22:30 — Why AI may make human creativity even more valuable
00:24:00 — Marketing strategy, stress, and nervous system capacity
00:27:00 — Why you shouldn't abandon a strategy too quickly
00:28:30 — The branding rule Luna completely disagrees with
00:30:00 — Taking control of how people experience your personal brand 

CONNECT WITH LUNA:

Website: lunaloveleadership.com
Instagram: @lunabattalia
Free 5-part Audio Training (Private Podcast) (open 8/3 onwards) https://www.lunaloveleadership.com/fullsend

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Does your marketing ever feel like a constant cycle of creating, posting, and starting all over again?

In this episode, Holly is joined by Ashley DiBiase, founder of Dash of Social, to break down her content marketing trifecta and how social media, blogging, and email marketing can work together instead of competing for your time.

Ashley shares why she recommends starting with long-form content and repurposing it across your marketing ecosystem, how to turn the questions your clients are already asking into valuable content, and why your best-performing ideas shouldn’t disappear after one post.

They also dive into an often-overlooked growth strategy: partnership marketing. Ashley shares practical ways to collaborate with complementary businesses -  from webinars and events to co-created blog content so you can get in front of new, highly relevant audiences without constantly chasing more reach.

And if you’ve been hesitant to put yourself at the center of your brand, they talk about why personal branding and thought leadership are becoming even more important in an AI-driven content world.

00:00:00 — Why doing more isn’t necessarily the answer to better marketing
00:01:30 — Building a life-first business and batching meetings for more focused work
00:03:00 — How Ashley turned blogging into a career in marketing
00:06:00 — Why relying on social media alone limits your marketing potential
00:07:30 — Blogging, Substack, email marketing, SEO, and GEO opportunities
00:08:15 — The content trifecta: social media + email + blogging
00:09:00 — How your marketing channels can move leads through your funnel
00:10:30 — Why your best content should be repurposed instead of used once
00:12:00 — Using Descript and Riverside to turn long-form content into short-form clips
00:13:30 — Partnership marketing and reaching new, targeted audiences
00:15:00 — An easy co-created blog strategy using expert contributions
00:16:30 — How to choose the right business partners and collaborations
00:18:00 — Why personal branding matters even more in the age of AI
00:19:30 — Thought leadership content that builds trust and authority
00:21:00 — The marketing task business owners need to stop overcomplicating
00:22:30 — Ashley’s three-hour weekly content batching workflow
00:24:00 — Video marketing, business growth, and learning to trust your gut 

Connect with Ashley:
Instagram:  @dashofsocial
Website: www.dashofsocial.com

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What if growing your business didn’t require more content, more platforms, or more hours?

In this episode, Holly is welcoming Stephanie Gass back to the podcast to talk about how she’s built a multi-seven-figure business with podcasting at the center—without relying on social media or ads.

And now that AI is changing the way people search for and discover content, podcasting may be becoming even MORE powerful.

They are digging into how to make your podcast more searchable in the AI era, why clear titles and keywords matter, and how to decide whether repurposing your content is actually worth your time.

Stephanie also shares what her life-first business looks like behind the scenes, including how she plans 12 months ahead while working just 15–20 hours a week.

One of Holly's favorite parts of this conversation is Stephanie’s reminder that you don’t constantly need to create a new “fire” in your business. Sometimes the smartest strategy is figuring out what’s already working—and pouring fuel on it.

00:00:00 — Why podcasting could become even more powerful in the AI era

00:01:30 — What a life-first business looks like while working 15–20 hours a week

00:03:00 — How Stephanie plans her business 12 months in advance

00:04:30 — Why “rinse, repeat, and optimize” beats constantly starting something new

00:06:00 — Why AI search validated Stephanie’s long-term podcast strategy

00:07:30 — Podcast SEO: searchable titles, keywords, and descriptions

00:09:00 — How established podcasts can improve searchability without rebranding

00:10:30 — Should you use AI to repurpose your podcast everywhere?

00:12:00 — Why your capacity and data should determine your content strategy

00:13:30 — How Stephanie turns one specific podcast listener into a qualified lead

00:15:00 — Simplifying your lead-generation funnel and using podcast PR strategically

00:16:30 — The “one apple, a thousand ways to cut it” content strategy

00:18:00 — Why staying focused on your core calling makes saying no easier

00:19:30 — The podcast analytics that matter beyond downloads

00:21:00 — Why Stephanie doesn’t recommend podcasting breaks—and why authenticity wins

00:22:30 — The tool Stephanie uses to manage her podcast workflow and business

00:24:00 — The Profitable Podcast Bootcamp + free VIP access with code HOLLY

Want the written playbook on getting found by AI? Read GEO for coaches: how to show up in AI search.

CONNECT WITH STEFANIE:

Website: stefaniegass.com
Instagram: @stefaniegass
Podcast: GOD-LED BUSINESS
Profitable Podcast Bootcamp VIP checkout link - ThrivecartProfitable Podcast Bootcamp - use code HOLLY 

Listen to Stephanie's previous podcast: 586 - Building Consistent Income Without the Scroll: Stefanie Gass’s No-Social Podcast Strategy with Stefani Gass

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What happens when your business looks successful on paper—but behind the scenes, something feels completely off?

In this episode, Holly sits down with Laura Schoenfeld to talk about what happens when the business you’ve built no longer fits the person—or life—you have today.

Laura knows this firsthand. She was bringing in close to half a million dollars a year, yet she wasn’t keeping enough of that revenue to make the business feel worth it. Eventually, she made a decision most entrepreneurs would be terrified to make: she shut down her multi-six-figure program and rebuilt her business.

Today, Laura has intentionally designed her business around her strengths, her season of life, and the work that actually energizes her—all while raising two young daughters and working under 25 hours a week.

She talks about why there is no one-size-fits-all business model, how to recognize when you’re following a strategy that was designed for someone else, and how to diagnose the real structural issues in your business instead of continually trying to fix the symptoms.

Laura also shares a simple 30-minute exercise you can do this week to uncover what’s working, what’s draining you, and where your business may be asking for a change.

00:00:00 — Laura Schoenfeld’s journey from a multi-six-figure program to rebuilding her business around her life

00:01:30 — What building a life-first business means while raising two young children

00:04:30 — Why an evergreen business model looked perfect on paper but ultimately didn’t fit Laura

00:07:30 — The danger of copying someone else’s successful business model

00:09:00 — Creating a personal decision-making framework instead of blindly following business trends

00:12:00 — Using personality assessments, Human Design, birth charts, and AI to understand how you work best

00:15:00 — Why there’s no one-size-fits-all business model

00:16:30 — The inside-out framework Laura uses to diagnose what’s actually broken in a business

00:19:30 — Why your natural communication style should influence your content strategy

00:22:30 — Is your strategy really not working—or are you expecting results too quickly?

00:25:30 — What happens when your expertise evolves but your audience doesn’t

00:28:30 — Laura’s 30-minute exercise for identifying business misalignment

00:31:30 — The business rule Laura has completely unlearned

00:33:00 — Why social media engagement is no longer a metric Laura focuses on

00:34:30 — Laura’s advice to her younger self: be careful who you allow to influence you

CONNECT WITH LAURA:

Website: lauraschoenfeldrd.com
Instagram: @laura.schoenfeld
Podcast: The Nourished CEO
The CEO Type Quiz — lauraschoenfeld.com/quiz

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Email marketing shouldn’t feel like another box you have to check every week.

If you’re constantly asking yourself, “What am I supposed to email my list about?” there’s a better way.

In this episode, Holly sits down with email strategist and automation expert Cheryl Rerick to talk about how to stop treating email like a broadcast channel and start building an intentional customer journey that works in the background of your business.

They dig into how to reverse-engineer your emails from the sale, why your welcome sequence is one of the best places to start with automation, and how segmentation and personalization can make your emails feel like they were written specifically for the person reading them. Cheryl also shares what’s changing with AI—from AI-generated inbox summaries to increasingly sophisticated spam filters—and why sounding more human may be one of your biggest advantages right now.  

If you want email to feel less like constant content creation and more like a strategic system that nurtures your audience and drives sales, this conversation is packed with practical ideas you can start implementing now.

00:00:00 — Why email shouldn’t be treated like a broadcast channel

 00:01:30 — Building a life-first business through automation and leverage

 00:04:30 — Turning email into a customer journey that creates sales

 00:06:00 — Using voice-of-customer research to plan better emails

 00:07:30 — Reverse-engineering your email strategy from the sale

 00:09:00 — Planning ahead vs. batch writing your emails

 00:10:30 — Three ways AI is changing email marketing

 00:12:00 — How AI summaries are changing the way subscribers consume email

 00:15:00 — AI, spam filters, and what impacts email deliverability

 00:16:30 — Using AI as a thought partner instead of your email writer

 00:19:30 — The easiest way to make AI-assisted emails sound human

 00:21:00 — Email platforms, automation tools, and personalization

 00:22:30 — Using tags and dynamic content to personalize emails

 00:25:30 — Email trends: segmentation, clicks, replies, and gamification

 00:27:00 — How to use segmentation data to create more sales

 00:28:30 — The surprising quick win: clean your email list

 00:31:30 — Overwhelmed by automation? Start with your welcome sequence

CONNECT WITH CHERYL:

Website: cherylrerick.com
Instagram: @cherylrerickmarketing 

Free Resource: AI Inboxes - How Google, Apple, & AI are judging (and summarizing) your emails - https://cherylrerick.com/ai-inboxes/

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💡 Download the SEO / GEO Audit Skill → www.hollymariehaynes.com/seoaudit

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