Stories of Success by Women in Digital Business

Join Women in Digital Business Founder Natalia Nicholson and her guest Dr. Marlene Ellis of The Hat-Trick Copywriter as they talk about copywriting and its importance in building your Customer Value Journey when selling online.

In this podcast, you will learn how you can speak to your target marketplace, and how you can close the sale through copywriting.

Dr. Marlene Ellis, founder of The Hat-Trick Copywriter offering writing services such as copywriting, research, business blogging, and content marketing.

Connect with Dr. Marlene Ellis:

Website: https://thehattrickcopywriter.com/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hattrickcopywriter

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/marleneellis/

YouTube: https://bit.ly/32VXfXo

Join Women in Digital Business Founder Natalia Nicholson and special guest May Saengpraseuth Alirad of Delao Coaching, as they celebrate Sexual Assault Awareness Month, where May shares her experience of being a survivor of sexual assault for 30 years.

A lot of underrepresented women in business are being held back because of their past sexual abuse/assault experiences. Worse, most of the victims are the ones being shamed instead.

With that, May just launched her book called "Was I Assaulted? My Guide to Healing as a Survivor" to empower fellow survivors of sexual assault to find their voice and take control back of their lives.  

The book is free from April 26-30. Grab your free copy on Amazon or click here: http://delaocoaching.com/thebook/

Connect with May here:

http://delaocoaching.com/

https://www.facebook.com/may.saengpraseuth

CALL FOR DONATIONS - Women in Digital Business is on a mission to help underrepresented women get funding to start a viable business that requires investment.

In partnership with NatWest Bank, the #WomeninDigitalBusiness crowdfunding initiative will fund 10 female-led online UK businesses that have already gone through the mastermind programme successfully and proven themselves to be viable.

These eligible companies will receive up to £10,000 investment each to further their goals and scale their operations so that they can reap greater profits.

Your support and donation will give a much-needed boost to underrepresented women who want to branch out on their own into the world of digital enterprise but who need a little extra nurturing and support to help them on their way.

By donating, you will be able to help underrepresented women turn their ambitions into reality, one dream at a time.

Listen to this podcast to know more about this worthwhile campaign, or CLICK HERE to watch the virtual press conference recording.

This episode is for everybody who works in tech, women who have a traditional role and want to get into tech, or anybody who wants to start their own business.

If you are selling online, it is a must that you understand technology to be able to properly set up and grow your business. In this episode from one of the Women In Tech Mastermind sessions I run monthly, the ladies and I talk about how we can connect the front-end systems of psychology to the back-end of the IT to build out a profitable sales funnel.

To understand digital sales funnels and selling online, it is essential to think about the front-end and the psychology of how to attract customers, as well as how to build relationships and establishing a connection with people in this digital age by utilising technology.

When running an online business, understanding all the software that’s out there and knowing how to properly use it is a must. On top of that, familiarity with integration and building automated systems that manage your business is key. These systems allow you to talk to your customer segmentation differently without compromising personal relationships. It is possible to do this through an architectural system, however, to make a successful campaign, understanding the backend of technology is also needed.

We have on the call women coming from different directions passionate about exploring the world of technology and how it means to them, as well as how they can leverage tech to get ahead.

If you're interested to find likeminded women who will help you flourish in your tech career or business, join the Women in Tech workshop here: www.natalianicholson.com/wit

Up-and-coming female entrepreneurs have become increasingly conscious of world issues and they are motivated to make a difference. From being better consumers to having a positive impact on the environment, playing a role to help underdeveloped countries, having their say in politics, lending their services to help others, and even sharing their knowledge to educate those in need, more is being done to make the world a better place, especially in these times of equality.

This, coupled with a drive to own our own businesses and be our own bosses, has led many wanting to find new and innovative ways of making money while having a positive impact on our planet. If you're one of these people, this episode will inspire you to make money while changing the world as I talk to Ashleigh Bishop Co-Founder & CEO of Bagboard.  In a short few years, they have received widespread press coverage from Sky News, The Evening Standard, National Geographic, Edie.net, The Grocer and the Retail Times, as well as being shortlisted for the 2019 D&AD Impact Awards and The Majors.  Listen to find out how Ashleigh started! 

Please support Ashleigh with the growth of  Bagboard by visiting: 

https://www.linkedin.com/in/ashleigh-bishop-476b0736/

https://www.instagram.com/ashleightbishop/

https://www.instagram.com/bagboard/

www.bagboard.com

When starting out on your own journey, whether towards financial mastery, business success, or just being an absolute boss in everything you do, you always need some form of a role model to guide you through the process. In today’s post, we are taking a deep dive into the minds of two of my best friends where we talk about what influenced us growing up and what success means to us weather it be starting a entrepreneurial journey or being a a boss in your career and not even recognising you are a entrepreneur in your own right!   These two woman are some of the most inspirational, incredible women, boss ladies I know. 

Guest Morilyn Blake joins me this week in a conversation about race and racism, as China prepares for the second wave of COVID-19 cases to hit their cities and this time they turn the blame to  Africans living in the commercial hub 'Little Africa'. 

African people continue to be barred from hotels, shops and restaurants in Guangzhou, despite Chinese officials assuring governments across Africa that discrimination resulting from efforts to contain the coronavirus outbreak would stop.

Racist discrimination in Guangzhou earlier this month caused outrage in Africa, provoking rare official protests to China by several countries.

We look at why black people are being targetted and why a group we are always being alienated, even in these times. 

In her bestselling book New Startup Mindset, Sandra Shpilberg, the founder and CEO of Seeker Health, tackles the startup myths that constrain entrepreneurs, and shares her success story of starting, building and exiting her digital health startup, all while not following the Silicon Valley formula, and not being the formula.

Sandra Shpilberg is the founder and CEO of Seeker Health, a leading digital patient-finding platform and the author of New Startup Mindset. In 2015, Shpilberg founded Seeker Health to bring efficiency to the process of finding patients to accelerate the development of treatments for serious diseases. The company grew rapidly to serve sixty-plus biotechnology companies, connect millions of patients with serious diseases to clinical trials, and achieve profitability. In September 2018, a life science services conglomerate acquired her company.

In her bestselling book, Shpilberg shows that Silicon Valley’s startup formula—a few young male cofounders attempting to build a unicorn funded by venture capital—is a broken system that puts excessive emphasis on hype and improbable outsized outcomes, disregards real results such as revenue and profit, and promotes limiting beliefs for the next generation of entrepreneurs. Shpilberg shares her success story of starting, building, and exiting her digital health startup and provides readers with sage insights and practical tools to follow this approach. This book is simultaneously a needed dose of reality and a large serving of inspiration for those who want to create something from nothing – especially for those who think they might not fit the mould.

Prior to this successful entrepreneurial pursuit, Shpilberg held executive roles at biopharmaceutical companies. She has an MBA in marketing and entrepreneurial management from Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania. She’s an immigrant from Uruguay.

For inquiries, please visit: sandrashpilberg.com/contact

To purchase the book: https://amzn.to/3etVk0T

Many of us may have heard the saying ‘Mind Over Matter’ and may even have had cause to apply it to our lives, without true comprehension of its meaning. According to the Cambridge Dictionary, it means the power of the mind to control and influence the body and the physical world generally. That is quite a strong statement when we consider just how powerful our minds are, or could be if we understood the inner workings of it and how it could make us more successful human beings. To discover how your mind works I encourage you to start working on mind mastery and the power of your mind and use this time of COVID:19 and self-isolation if you can, to think about your goals. As we enter into quarter 2 of the year use this period wisely to make sure you turn your goals into a reality. 

Join me with Majoire Grant from Powerful Training https://www.powerfultraining.co.uk/ to have a frank conversation about what you can do to get your mindset right before starting your journey of achieving your best life! 

Achievements, contributions, and developments made by women have often gone overlooked or unacknowledged throughout world history. International Women’s Day & Mother's Day is a time to reflect on the progress made, to call for change and to celebrate acts of courage and determination by ordinary women, who have played an extraordinary role for the next generation.