The Content Experiment Podcast

In-person meetups and networking events are so important to your business--whether you love doing them or not. (I’m in the “not” category, but I still do them and I still see value in them.)

Because they’re so important, I asked Tiffany English, founder of Women in Business Connect, to the podcast to talk about how to make those valuable connections--even when you can’t meet in person. She has so much valuable insight from both the organizer and speaker perspective AND from the attendee perspective. 

In this episode, Tiffany talks about how she pivoted from in-person to virtual events, how to get the most out of a virtual event, how to follow up with people you meet after the events, what you can do to be more visible online, and why flexibility in virtual events is so important.

Listen in!

About Tiffany English

Tiffany has a background in Marketing and Events and since 2010, has hosted, marketed, and produced over 500 events. She believes in the importance of building communities and quality connections. Tiffany is the Founder and President of Women in Business Connect (WIBC). Launched in 2017 as a professional social support network for women, WIBC strives on building connections and referrals authentically. Follow The Women in Business Connect on Facebook and Instagram and visit her event business, Velvet Style on Facebook or Instagram.

Mentioned in This Episode

No, I’m Not a Freelancer (blog post)

As business owners, we often put off taking care of ourselves. We're busy building our businesses and taking care of our families. But unless we're taking care of ourselves too, it can easily all fall apart.

This week's episode is a bit of a personal one. I've been working with Allison Jordan, a functional medicine specialist and digestive health expert, for about two months now and I wanted to share why I hired her and what my results have looked like. Because I have to say, she's changed my life and the way I look at my health.

In this episode, Allison and I talk about the importance of taking care of yourself, how the healthy things you're doing right now might be what's making you feel so crappy and what you can do right now to feel better right away.

It's a bit of an unconventional business podcast discussion, but I believe that your health and wellness can mean all the difference in your success.

About Allison Jordan

Allison Jordan is the owner and founder of Better Belly Therapies, a successful gut health clinic based in Ann Arbor, MI. Allison exceeds the highest levels of training as a certified Craniosacral Therapist and combines functional medicine coaching and visceral manipulation to help men and women with digestive dysfunction decrease food restrictions and increase their energy and quality of life. Visit her website and follow her on Instagram and Facebook.

Mentioned in This Episode

• Biz Chix Podcast: The Science of Mindset with Allison Jordan

As business owners, we often put off taking care of ourselves. We’re busy building our businesses and taking care of our families. But unless we’re taking care of ourselves too, it can easily all fall apart. 

This week’s episode is a bit of a personal one. I’ve been working with Allison Jordan, a functional medicine specialist and digestive health expert, for about two months now and I wanted to share why I hired her and what my results have looked like. Because I have to say, she’s changed my life and the way I look at my health.

In this episode, Allison and I talk about the importance of taking care of yourself, how the healthy things you’re doing right now might be what’s making you feel so crappy and what you can do right now to feel better right away.

It’s a bit of an unconventional business podcast discussion, but I believe that your health and wellness can mean all the difference in your success.

About Allison Jordan

Allison Jordan is the owner and founder of Better Belly Therapies, a successful gut health clinic based in Ann Arbor, MI. Allison exceeds the highest levels of training as a certified Craniosacral Therapist and combines functional medicine coaching and visceral manipulation to help men and women with digestive dysfunction decrease food restrictions and increase their energy and quality of life. Visit her website and follow her on Instagram and Facebook.

Mentioned in This Episode

• Biz Chix Podcast: The Science of Mindset with Allison Jordan

Happy One Year Anniversary to the Stories in Small Business podcast! I'm thrilled to be celebrating one year with you today.

As you'll hear from this episode, a podcast was not at all in my plans for my business. I'm a writer, after all. Who am I to publish a podcast? Well, if I've learned anything from my time as a business owner, I AM someone--and I have things to say.

This week on the podcast, I'm sharing why I started the podcast (you listeners have a lot to do with that!), what I've learned from podcasting, how it's impacted my business, and what you can expect moving forward.

Podcasting is truly my happy place these days. Where is yours?

P.S. If you've been finding the information in the podcast valuable, please do me a favor and give it a rating and review. It would mean so much to me!

Mentioned in This Episode

• Ask Your Audience Challenge
• Episode 17: Elevate Your Visibility Without a Formal Pitch
• Dr. Podcasts

Happy One Year Anniversary to the Stories in Small Business podcast! I’m thrilled to be celebrating one year with you today. 

As you’ll hear from this episode, a podcast was not at all in my plans for my business. I’m a writer, after all. Who am I to publish a podcast? Well, if I’ve learned anything from my time as a business owner, I AM someone--and I have things to say.

This week on the podcast, I’m sharing why I started the podcast (you listeners have a lot to do with that!), what I’ve learned from podcasting, how it’s impacted my business, and what you can expect moving forward.

Podcasting is truly my happy place these days. Where is yours?

P.S. If you’ve been finding the information in the podcast valuable, please do me a favor and give it a rating and review. It would mean so much to me!

Mentioned in This Episode

• Ask Your Audience Challenge
• Episode 17: Elevate Your Visibility Without a Formal Pitch
• Dr. Podcasts

We all have stories we tell ourselves in business and often those stories are holding us back from truly niching down and reaching our potential in business. This week on the podcast, I'm talking to someone who has helped me overcome my own inner mean girl and grow more than I thought possible.

Natalie Eckdahl is a business strategist and coach for growth-minded business owners. I appreciate her ability to help women look deep within themselves and their businesses to turn their mindset issues around.

If niching down is something you've struggled with, you need to listen in today. And if you're hearing your own inner mean girl tell you things like "you're a loser" and "you can't be a good business owner and a good mom" and "you're not worth what you're asking" then let Natalie's words help you work through that.

Mentioned in this Episode

• Reset Your Mindset
• BizChix podcast
• Finding Your Blue Ocean Strategy
• Ask Your Audience Challenge

About Natalie Eckdahl

Natalie Eckdahl, MBA is the CEO of Biz Chix, Inc. She is a Business Strategist and High Performance Coach who helps high-achieving women entrepreneurs across industries and time zones build, grow, and scale their businesses.

She's the Founder of the BizChix Community and Host of the award-winning BizChix Podcast. She has been recognized as "One of the Top Women in Business to Listen to" and has also been featured in Inc, Fast Company, Huffington Post, and Entrepreneur.

Natalie brings a multidisciplinary perspective to her work. She draws from her MBA education, 20+ years of work experience, deep intuition, and over 300 podcast interviews with industry influencers to help her clients with customized strategy and coaching to reach 6 figure+ in PROFITS.

When she's not enjoying precious moments with her husband, Mark, and her 3 children ages 5 to 18, you can find her drinking a steaming cup of coffee, on her way to swim laps or sneaking in a power nap. Listen in to her podcast, follow her on Instagram or join her supportive Facebook group!

We all have stories we tell ourselves in business and often those stories are holding us back from truly niching down and reaching our potential in business. This week on the podcast, I’m talking to someone who has helped me overcome my own inner mean girl and grow more than I thought possible. 

Natalie Eckdahl is a business strategist and coach for growth-minded business owners. I appreciate her ability to help women look deep within themselves and their businesses to turn their mindset issues around. 

If niching down is something you’ve struggled with, you need to listen in today. And if you’re hearing your own inner mean girl tell you things like “you’re a loser” and “you can’t be a good business owner and a good mom” and “you’re not worth what you’re asking” then let Natalie’s words help you work through that.

Mentioned in this Episode

• Reset Your Mindset
• BizChix podcast
• Finding Your Blue Ocean Strategy
• Ask Your Audience Challenge

About Natalie Eckdahl

Natalie Eckdahl, MBA is the CEO of Biz Chix, Inc. She is a Business Strategist and High Performance Coach who helps high-achieving women entrepreneurs across industries and time zones build, grow, and scale their businesses.

She’s the Founder of the BizChix Community and Host of the award-winning BizChix Podcast. She has been recognized as “One of the Top Women in Business to Listen to” and has also been featured in Inc, Fast Company, Huffington Post, and Entrepreneur.

Natalie brings a multidisciplinary perspective to her work. She draws from her MBA education, 20+ years of work experience, deep intuition, and over 300 podcast interviews with industry influencers to help her clients with customized strategy and coaching to reach 6 figure+ in PROFITS.

When she’s not enjoying precious moments with her husband, Mark, and her 3 children ages 5 to 18, you can find her drinking a steaming cup of coffee, on her way to swim laps or sneaking in a power nap. Listen in to her podcast, follow her on Instagram or join her supportive Facebook group!

You know it's impossible to make more time in the day. But you can make more time in your day by being more productive and using the time you do have more wisely.

No one can give you a magical fix that works for everyone. Rather, you need to find what works for you. It's a matter of trial and error and trying a few strategies. That's exactly what I'm talking about in this week's episode of the Stories in Small Business podcast.

Amber De La Garza, the Productivity Specialist, is sharing her best tips on being more productive every day--and she and I both share our own time blocking systems. She shares her thoughts on procrastination, how to balance life and business during the craziness of 2020 and shares her formula for getting everything done!

About Amber De La Garza

Amber is The Productivity Specialist! Amber is a sought-after coach, trainer, speaker, writer, host of the Productivity Straight Talk podcast, and creator of the S.T.O.P. Leverage Formula. She helps business owners improve their time management and elevate their productivity to maximize profits, reduce stress, and make time for what matters most! Follow her on Facebook and Instagram or visit her website.

Mentioned in This Episode

• Take Back Your Time Training
• Ask Your Audience Challenge

You know it’s impossible to make more time in the day. But you can make more time in your day by being more productive and using the time you do have more wisely.

No one can give you a magical fix that works for everyone. Rather, you need to find what works for you. It’s a matter of trial and error and trying a few strategies. That’s exactly what I’m talking about in this week’s episode of the Stories in Small Business podcast.

Amber De La Garza, the Productivity Specialist, is sharing her best tips on being more productive every day--and she and I both share our own time blocking systems. She shares her thoughts on procrastination, how to balance life and business during the craziness of 2020 and shares her formula for getting everything done!

About Amber De La Garza

Amber is The Productivity Specialist! Amber is a sought-after coach, trainer, speaker, writer, host of the Productivity Straight Talk podcast, and creator of the S.T.O.P. Leverage Formula. She helps business owners improve their time management and elevate their productivity to maximize profits, reduce stress, and make time for what matters most! Follow her on Facebook and Instagram or visit her website.

Mentioned in This Episode

• Take Back Your Time Training
• Ask Your Audience Challenge

You need to make money in your business. That's what it's all about, right? Yes, but if you want to make those sales, you need to attract the right audience to you. That means creating content that's about your audience and what they need, rather than making your content about you and your products or services.

I know that's tough to do sometimes, but it's a necessity.

In today's episode of the Stories in Small Business podcast, I'm sharing how to do that--and why you should. It's a short and sweet episode but you'll get the value you need and the resource that will help you get closer to the right content for your people.

Mentioned in This Episode

• Ask Your Audience challenge
• Client Journey ebook