Staying Solo | Business Strategy for Service Providers, Creatives and Consultants

For most business owners, the start of a new year means new goals, new plans, and new dreams. Whether you're filled with hope and feeling impatient to hit the ground running, or you're laying low until the dust settles and then you'll make a move, the new year signals a time to get ready for whatever is waiting around the corner.

In this episode, I'm sharing how to get ready for 2019 as a service business owner because 2019 is HERE!

Get the scoop here:https://smallbusinessboss.co/getting-ready-for-2019/

Retainers are one of those things that can be elusive to business owners, so in this episode, my guest Sandra Tournemille is going to share her experiences with adding retainer revenue and so much more.

Get the inside scoop right here: https://smallbusinessboss.co/adding-retainer-revenue/

If you've been online for a hot second, you've probably heard of Dubsado, which is why I can't wait to introduce today's guest Kathleen Rass. She's going to tell us everything we need to know about Dubsado, including if it's the right choice for our business and how to get started.

Get the inside scoop right here: https://smallbusinessboss.co/dubsado-for-service-businesses/

If you've been online for a hot second, you've probably heard of Dubsado, which is why I can't wait to introduce today's guest Kathleen Rass. She's going to tell us everything we need to know about Dubsado, including if it's the right choice for our business and how to get started.

Get the inside scoop right here: https://smallbusinessboss.co/dubsado-for-service-businesses/

When you run a service business, service is at the heart of what you do, but what if your mission was even bigger for your clients? As an advocacy and communication strategy, that's exactly what Jennifer Van Gennip's business is all about, and in this episode, we talk about her shifting role as a business owner and how she helps create lasting change for her clients and the communities they serve.

Get the inside scoop right here: https://smallbusinessboss.co/advocating-for-change/

When you're a creative, managing the day-to-day tasks of running a business can sometimes feel like an uphill battle, but today's guest Zsofi Koller, owner and creative director of Lilt Creative, is proof that it CAN be done — and done well.

In this episode, Zsofi shares how she's uplevelled her client base and lets us in on her secrets for managing the tasks that don't appeal to her creative nature.

Get the scoop here: https://smallbusinessboss.co/leveling-up-as-a-creative/

Having a normal day job while also running a successful side hustle has its own unique challenges, but that's exactly what my guest, coach and consultant Kelly McClellan, has been doing.

In this episode, Kelly is sharing her journey of building her business on a very limited schedule while trying to balance, work, family, and normal life stuff.

Get the scoop here: https://smallbusinessboss.co/business-as-a-side-hustler/

I sat down with brand strategist Angelica Suarez to talk about growth, hiring, working with your partner and so much more. What makes Angelica's journey really stand out is how by stepping up to be the leader of her business, she's found a new level of confidence that's absolutely inspiring.

Get the inside scoop: https://smallbusinessboss.co/stepping-into-the-role-of-ceo/

If you’re looking for some no BS insight into doubling it and building a team in your services business, this is the episode for you. I sat down with online business manager Tressa Beheim to talk about effectively running an OBM business, building a team based more on fit versus skill set alone, and how the Double It Mastermind and the relationships built contributed to her success.

Get the inside scoop here.
https://smallbusinessboss.co/building-a-team-in-your-services-business

When you run a business that traditionally requires you to do most of your work in-person, it can be a challenge to make the leap into the online world. But that's exactly what my guest Shulamit Ber Levtov of Compassionate Support has managed to do (and do it successfully!).

Check out the latest episode where Shuli and I talk about how she went from being a part-time therapist to opening a desperately needed clinic for her rural community and stepped into her role as a CEO.

Get the scoop here:https://smallbusinessboss.co/solopreneur-to-ceo/