Smashing Self-Employment - Marketing and productivity help if you're self-employed.

In this episode strengths coach Daria Williamson discusses how working out your strengths (the things you enjoy and are good at) can help you in your working life.

Emily Cordwell, business owner and productivity podcaster, shares her top tips for being successfully self-employed while juggling a home and 2 young children.

When introducing new products or services to your marketing there’s no need to reinvent your marketing wheel.  Chances are good that what you’ve done in the past will work with the new thing.

With Covid variants running rampant it‘s a wise move to try and plan short-term so you can quickly adapt to the changing business environment.  Quarterly is a good time-frame and this episode explains why.

If you‘re running a small business you should remember that social media is there as a client-engagement and customer-attraction tool.  You‘re not just therefor the fun of it, you‘re there to win customers. And that means treating it more like an actual marketing channel.

In our social media business world it‘s important to make sure you‘re connecting with the right people to maximise the value of your network.

Remember: it‘s not about the quantity in your network, it‘s about quality of your network.

Knowing your key financial numbers if vital for your business is you intend to grow it.  In this interview, Murray Phillips shares his insights into the key financial figures that you should have available when you need them.

When you work out what you‘re really selling you can make your marketing much more effective. This episode will help to get you started.

A lot of people say they want success (whatever that means) but don‘t seem to be putting in the effort to achieve it.⠀ Their words and their actions don‘t tally. So, do you really want what you say you want? This episode will give you some ideas.

In this short podcast episode I‘ll share a true story of how a ”Just Say No!” approach to potential opportunities can backfire. I was given an opportunity to earn some easy advertising money. But, because it didn‘t immediately make sense, I turned it down. It was a costly mistake.