Rob talks to Rachael Kay Albers about how to market a freelance business in an authentic, fun way. We talk about how she decides which client's are a fit and how uses marketing to create ideal clients.

Rob talks to Brian about how he's built his business to allow him to work on what he wants and how he designed it to work for him instead of the other way around.

Rob talks to Kevin Chang, about how he was able to land a full-time design contract with Guidea on Folyo by focusing on things that other designers ignore.

Rob talks to Zack Burt about how he recommends freelancers find clients, market themselves, and provide value by being ultra responsive. Zack also offers listeners of the pod a free copy of his books.

Today I talk to Rob Palmer about being the world's first digital nomad, how to focus your work even when you have a lot of freedom, and his approach to marketing, including writing Apple's first direct mail ever.

Rob talks to Ruben Gamez, the founder of Bidsketch, about how he approaches his business methodically, despite the endless amount of content and advice out there constantly pulling everyone in different directions.

Robby McCullough, co-founder at Beaver Builder, talks about how they've built a product people love and encouraged word of mouth by observing new opportunities.

Rob talks to Jordan Gal about a pivotal moment in his business where he made the decision to protect something fragile; his confidence, and why it's been key to his success at CartHook ever since.

Rob talks to Kurt Elster who runs Ethercycle, an agency out of Chicago which focuses on helping Shopify owners design more profitable stores. He shares how he uses his Podcast, Pipedrive, Linkedin, and Email Marketing – and also does a Borat impression.

Rob talks to Keith Perhac about why productized services didn't work for him, what he started doing instead, and winning mind games.