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Today’s episode covers one of my favorite topics to talk about. Because it addresses a problem we ALL face. No matter how big or small your business is, I’m willing to bet you want to grow your audience. Am I right?
Well, today I’m sharing my #1 tip to do just that. Let’s dive right in!
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Welcome back to the 2nd episode of our Quick Bites series! We’re talking about one of the biggest mistakes I see business owners make when growing their businesses. They treat their business like a birthday party. Don’t know what I mean? Listen now!
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If you’re looking for some real talk and tactics to help you grow your online cooking class business, then you are in for a TREAT.
Not only is there a brand new podcast episode today, but you’re going to get another one tomorrow…and the day after that...and the day after that.
That’s right! From today through Friday, I’m dropping my latest Quick Bites Series here on the podcast. This was originally a video series I shared just last week on Facebook Live and YouTube, and let me tell you - people are loving it. So, I figured why not share these marketing insights here on the podcast? So, let’s get to it with our first Quick Bite.
This episode is all about how to fill up your online classes. If you’re having a hard time getting students to sign up, then press play now!
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Do you dream of writing your own cookbook but don’t know where to start? Do you wonder if you have what it takes to see your book on the same shelf as a book written by your favorite chef?
Well, if so then you’re in luck!
Our guest today, Maggie Green is a cookbook coach and the owner of the Green Apron Company where she specializes in helping food and nutrition experts get paid to write cookbooks so they don’t have to spend their own money to get published.
As a former editor of the Joy of Cooking and a seasoned cookbook author herself, Maggie is an expert on all things cookbooks. She’s definitely the go-to for practical cookbook writing advice and coaching.
In this episode, Maggie shares the ins and outs of writing a cookbook, demystifies the publishing process, and gives her biggest tips on how to nail your next cookbook deal. Plus, she tells us how she took her niche and created an online program of her own.
So, if you’re ready to write your own cookbook and get paid to do it, then you’ll absolutely want to tune into this episode.
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Have you ever wondered just how BIG you could make your online culinary business? What if I told you that it’s possible to build a six-figure business teaching what you love in the kitchen?
In this episode, I have the pleasure of interviewing Caroline Chambers, author of the cookbook Just Married and Head Chef of Kitchen Table, a membership-based online cooking school that she grew to six figures in less than a year!
Caroline is a professional recipe developer who had a successful career working on projects for well-known food and beverage brands. All was well, until COVID hit and her industry came to a halt. In March 2020, Caroline was forced her to reevaluate her future in food.
She shares with us how she faced the pandemic head on and took her expertise to build her booming online culinary business.
If you want to know how she did it and how YOU can too, listen to this golden episode!
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How do you like the sound of living, cooking and working on your terms? What if you could do all that while building multiple streams of income and a profitable culinary business?
Our guest today, Evelyn Williams aka Chef Evelyn, Founder and CEO of Flavor Enterprises, a Culinary Edutainment and Lifestyle Company, helps her students do just that.
Chef Evelyn is a former Chemical & Environmental Engineer who eventually swapped her lab coat for a chef’s coat and spent over a decade in various chef, instructor and curriculum developer roles. Much like her lab days, Chef Evelyn approaches branding as a science and uses data to optimize the experience for each of her students.
In this episode, we discuss how she successfully created a formula to building a High-End Culinary Brand where her students can achieve their dream lifestyle through this process.
If you’re tired of working a lot for a little, and you’re ready to take your culinary business to the next level, then this episode is for you!
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Are you tired of people not signing up for your online cooking classes? Have you tried everything to get the word out?
From sending emails to posting on Facebook and Instagram, you’ve tried it all. But still, people just aren't signing up...
If you’re struggling to fill your online cooking classes, then you’re absolutely in the right place. I want you to know that you’re not alone AND this episode was created especially for you. I see so many talented culinary pros who are finding themselves in exactly the same boat as you.
That’s why I decided to sit down and record this episode to demystify how to sell out without getting burnt out. Heads up: you’ll definitely want to grab a notepad and a pen so you don’t miss out on all the golden tips I’m dropping in this episode!
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Imagine if you could host your next cooking class in the very same kitchen where Julia Child spent her summers in France. Sounds like quite the dream, right?
Well, this dream became a reality for Barbie Aknin, the founder of Community Cuisine, a culinary business that brings people closer to food through classes, events, and trips.
Barbie is a seasoned entrepreneur who has strategically grown her business by partnering with others in the food space, from farmers to chefs and everyone in between. So it’s no surprise that relationships are behind the story of how she’s been able to spend quite a lot of time at Julia Child’s former summer home!
In this episode, Barbie shares her inspirational story of how she started Community Cuisine along with her tips for working with partners. Barbie’s organized and fearless approach to collaborations will help you realize that your dream partner may be well within your reach.
If you’re looking for ways to get in front of your ideal audience and grow your business, then you’ll absolutely want to tune into this episode.
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What’s your culinary superpower? What if you could turn that into a profitable business?
Our guest today, Stephanie Dreyer, is a plant-based meal planning expert who did exactly that. Stephanie knows how to get dinner on the table for her family every night, thanks to her self-taught systems and tools. When she saw that others around her were desperately trying to simplify daily cooking, she went all in to help them make it happen through her membership, Batch Cooking Club.
In this episode, Stephanie walks us through her journey becoming vegan and creating a membership that fully aligns with her talents, passion and values. If you’re interested in creating a membership of your own, this is an episode you don’t want to miss!
Stephanie’s journey is filled with twists and turns that remind us that entrepreneurship is anything but linear. I hope this interview gives you clarity as you to dive into your passions along with the courage to pursue your dreams relentlessly.
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Imagine you're at one of the most upscale restaurants in Beverly Hills. You want to order a glass of wine and the sommelier walks over. Who do you picture showing up to your table?
You’re probably not picturing a 26-year old Asian woman recommending the best wine to pair with your meal. Unfortunately, the world of wine still has a long way to go when it comes to sommelier diversity.
That’s exactly the reality that today's guest has found herself in throughout her incredible journey of becoming a force to be reckoned with in the wine industry.
In this episode, I have the pleasure of interviewing Cristie Norman, a Certified Sommelier and Wine Enthusiast's 2020 Educator of the Year. She started her professional wine journey at the young age of 19 (yes, you read that right!) and is all about shattering glass ceilings in the traditional wine world.
Even more impressive is how Cristie has created opportunities for herself and others during the pandemic. Her innovative thinking and can-do attitude has served her peers greatly during these dire times.
Cristie’s story is a stellar example of how you can use your passion to bring a community together. I truly hope her story will inspire you to see the opportunities in front of you and create something of your own. You just might be able to help others like you along the way.
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