The law is one of those things that seems unglamorous and super expensive as a small business owner, but guest Tamsen Horton breaks down why covering your bases is the best way to be more creative. If you’re in business, you need to handle your legal stuff and this episode explains the areas of your business that need protection. Show notes with key points, takeaways, and links available for this episode at www.maggiepatterson.com/episode40.

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As a business owner, it’s typical to struggle with staying on track at times. Between good ideas that take you down the rat hole to shiny objects to social media, it’s easy to lose sight of what’s really important. Accountability coach Liz Brazier helps people cut the crap and get down to business, and today she’s sharing how to keep yourself accountable and get the right shit done. Show notes with key points, takeaways, and links for this episode available at www.maggiepatterson.com/episode39.

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Whenever I’m in a state of feeling overwhelmed and like my to-do list is out of hand, I talk to my friend Megan Flatt. She’s a business coach who works primarily with moms who are building businesses amid the challenges of day-to-day life with busy kids and family life. Today Megan shares some super practical tips for managing your stress and taming your to-do list for good. Show notes with key points, takeaways, and links for this episode available at www.maggiepatterson.com/episode38.

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Jules Taggart is the first return guest on Marketing Moxie and is joining us today to share how to create kick ass sales proposals. No matter how much a prospective client loves you, your proposal can quickly make or break you. To get them to “yes”, Jules offers some power tips and we talk about gotchas with creating proposals. Show notes with key points, takeaways, and links for this episode available at www.maggiepatterson.com/episode37. 

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No matter what you’re promoting, it can be hard to stand out. This episode fellow podcaster Katie Krimitsos shares how she created a promotion around Shark Week in August to have former Shark Tank guests on her show and create buzz in the process. Learn how to use your 'team' when coming up with a creative idea, how not to be afraid to ask, and how to mix things up to keep it fresh! Show notes with key points, takeaways, and links for this episode available at www.maggiepatterson.com/episode36.

In this solo show I talk about why storytelling is so effective and my best tips from 15+ years of working with corporations and entrepreneurs to help them create their stories. In this episode, you'll learn how to really understand the best types of stories for you and your audience, how to avoid the temptation to use epic stories, and how to give your story a happy ending. Show notes with key points, takeaways, and links for this episode available at maggiepatterson.com/episode35.

I’m using a loose definition of what it means to be “unconventional” but this show is a solo episode talking about 1:1 work and how in these crazy Internet circles, it shouldn’t make us feel dirty. In this episode, we discuss why 1:1 work is necessary, how to include it in your business, and some common challenges and workarounds for them. Show notes with key points, takeaways, and links for this episode available at www.maggiepatterson.com/episode34.

Today we’re diving into the ins and outs of create a video-based show with guest expert Victoria Prozan.  In this episode, you can learn how to be a translator for your industry's language, practice overcoming your own story, and really decide what speaks to you and your brand and how to use it. Show notes with key points, takeaways, and links for this episode available at www.maggiepatterson.com/episode33.

Challenges are being run all the time, but do they work? Today guest expert Racheal Cook, The Yogipreneur shares her lessons learned from her super popular Fired Up & Focused Challenge. In this episode, we discuss how to find a way to connect with your community for feedback, how to individualize your marketing for you, and how to borrow from other industries for marketing ideas. Show notes with key points, takeaways, and links for this episode available at www.maggiepatterson.com/episode32.

Today we’re talking launching. Don’t run - our guest expert today makes launches fun and simple! Farideh Ceaser is a launch strategist quite unlike anyone else with years of experience as a musician where she marketed and launched albums, tours and much more. In this episode, we discuss all the different ways we launch in our business, and how to make your launch engaging and relevent to your audience. Show notes with key points, takeaways, and links for this episode available at www.maggiepatterson.com/episode31.