In The Country Podcast

Hollie-Ella talks this week about how to promote your business brand of blog without spending a penny (except on WIFI or phone data but come on, who counts that?!). From collaborating with others, to seeking support from family and friends, thinking outside the box and more, Hollie-Ella shares insightful tips she's learnt along the way.Show resources:Jenna Kutcher's FREE guide to Pinterest, here.Tara Punter's 52 blog post ideas, here.Rhea Freeman's resources section, here.Sophie Callahan's My Rural Business account, here.Theo Paphitis' Twitter account to enter the SBS Awards, here.To register your interest for Hollie-Ella's 'How to grow your Instagram account and fuel your business' coaching programme, email: [email protected] Hollie-Ella on Instagram by searching @inthecountryinsta or clicking.

This week Hollie-Ella is joined by Assistant Editor, Kate Woodcock from their homes in lockdown. Together they talk about the films they've been watching, the latest government announcement on lockdown, shopping and cooking during lockdown and their lockdown purchases.Mood-boosting films to watch article mentioned, read here.Puzzle toy store mentioned by Kate, here.Enjoy and speak to you next week, take care and stay safe. X

In this week's episode of The In The Country Podcast, the latest from lockdown UK, Hollie-Ella talks about motivation. Defining what motivation means for you as an individual, tricks and tips to help you regain motivation if it has been lost and more!

Another week, another episode from lockdown, Hollie-Ella explores how we can adapt and embrace change whilst also sharing how her own personal and professional life has changed as a result of the changes bought about by COVID-19.Click here to read the make-do and mend article mentioned.Follow Hollie-Ella and In The Country over on Instagram here.

In this latest solo episode, Hollie-Ella explores how we can strive to make the most out of lockdown with a few tips and ideas to help boost our own productivity, mental wellbeing and physical health as well as some inspiration with regards to things to do to keep us busy and stay positive during this period as much as we can.30 things to do during lockdown - article here.Sophie Allport Woof Duvet as mentioned (not an affiliate link).

In this latest solo episode, Hollie-Ella explores how we can strive to make the most out of lockdown with a few tips and ideas to help boost our own productivity, mental wellbeing and physical health as well as some inspiration with regards to things to do to keep us busy and stay positive during this period as much as we can.30 things to do during lockdown - article here.Sophie Allport Woof Duvet as mentioned (not an affiliate link).

This week, Hollie-Ella explores why now has never been a better time to start planning on launching your new business. Whether that's going all out and creating a fully fledged new business, launching a side-hustle or starting to act upon that fantastic business or product idea you've had brewing for years.This lockdown period has blessed us with one thing in particular; time. We now have the time to sit down, think, plan, map out and research our ideas.Here is a link to the business plan PDF by The Prince's Trust, Hollie-Ella mentions.You can follow Hollie-Ella on Instagram at: @inthecountryinsta or get in touch by sending an email to: [email protected]'t forget to tag us in your screenshots on Instagram, rate, review subscribe and share this podcast if you're enjoying it!Take care, speak next week. X

This week, Hollie-Ella is joined again by Kate Woodcock and together they explore some of the most popular digital articles on the new In The Country website over the past couple of weeks including:How dogs can help us cope during this lockdown periodSeasonal reads, book inspiration with Amanda Owen, The Yorkshire ShepherdessHow to run the ultimate bathThings we are doing to stay positive and proactive.If you've enjoyed this episode, we'd love it if you could like, rate or review it and share to help spread the word, we'd love to continue to introduce more and more people around the world to the magic of In The Country.As promised in the episode, share a screenshot of you listening to this week's episode, tag us on Instagram @inthecountryinsta and we'll re-share via our stories! We love to see who's listening!You can find us on Facebook at In The Country on Twitter as @inthe_country and online at www.inthecountrymagazine.com we'd also love for you to get in touch with your thoughts and suggestions for future episode topic ideas, you can do so by emailing the team at: [email protected], we'll be back next week!

This week, amidst lockdown, we are bringing you a slightly different episode.Following Hollie-Ella's announcement that the Spring Edition wouldn't be printed in the usual format, and would be uploaded digitally on our new website, Hollie-Ella and her Assistant Editor and business partner, Kate Woodcock thought they'd explore what you can expect from the upcoming content.

In this episode I catch up with my friend and female farmer Charlie Beaty aka Globe Trotting Farm Girl.Together we talk about her family farm, sheep farming, lamb and the need to educate society on the realities of British Agriculture and seasonal produce.We also explore what Covid19 means for British farmers and being classed as a keyworker during this pandemic.Enjoy. xx