The Visibility Playground Podcast

On this episode of The Visibility Playground, we dive into the power of gradual change and building consistency. Join us as we hear from life and health coach, Alicia Carlson, as she shares her approach to becoming more comfortable with visibility and vulnerability. We discuss the importance of finding your own threshold for safety and protection and gradually pushing yourself out of your comfort zone. Plus, we explore strategies for building a business that is authentic and enjoyable, including the power of collaborations and tapping into new audiences. Tune in for practical tips and insights on gaining visibility for your business!

Alisha Carlson is a life and health coach who specializes in helping women heal their relationship to food, their bodies, and themselves through a non-diet approach. As a mom, wife, and dog owner, Alisha understands the importance of work-life balance for her clients who are busy juggling their careers and family lives. Her work is focused on creating that sense of balance while prioritizing self-care. Alisha's coaching style is a blend of practical advice, motivation, and empathy, which has helped many women achieve their health and wellness goals.

On this episode of The Visibility Playground, the hosts explore the power of visibility in growing a business. They share their own experiences with creating content, including an example of how a video idea was sparked while shopping in a grocery store. They discuss the importance of challenging assumptions and breaking down stereotypes, as well as the concept of visibility itself. The episode features advice from successful entrepreneurs and tips on how to build a brand and attract a fan/customer base. Listeners will learn how to use visibility to achieve their goals and the hosts encourage people to have fun and follow their instincts when creating content. The hosts also share their own experiences with growing visibility on social media and reflect on how they have been able to achieve their goals through hard work and perseverance.

Belldon Colme is an achiever who knows what he wants and has a clear vision of his goals. He may not have initially understood the concept of visibility, but now he recognizes its significance. Being visible means allowing people to know, see, understand, and connect with you without even having to meet or greet you. For Belldon, visibility is the key to success and achievement without having to go through traditional means of networking and communication.

On this episode of The Visibility Playground, the speaker talks about the challenges of visibility in digital marketing and how to navigate them. They emphasize the importance of figuring out what works best for your goals, business, and needs, and not conforming to what society says you should be doing. The speaker stresses the significance of relationship building and consistent engagement with a select group of people, and not setting unrealistic expectations around visibility. They highlight the importance of authenticity, creating enjoyable content, and not forgetting about the people already in your community. Overall, they encourage listeners to take risks and step out of their comfort zones in order to make an impact in their own unique way.

Dawn Sinkule believes that visibility is all about showing up at the right time and place for the right people. Her approach to achieving visibility is unique to each individual and requires authenticity.

On this episode of The Visibility Playground, host Carrie Tomorrow interviews a unique and authentic guest who lit up the host's world. This successful entrepreneur discusses their approach to consistent content creation, which involves telling authentic stories without worrying about trending styles. The importance of being visible online and using storytelling to connect with an audience is emphasized, and the "bridge technique" is introduced. Other topics covered include the importance of having a good story for effective content creation, branding, and visibility, as well as cues for presenting virtually or live. The episode also features a book recommendation for generating storytelling ideas, including brainstorming phases for home. Join the podcast as they aim to create a world where the stories of entrepreneurs are seen and heard.

Jennifer Neal is a branding and visibility expert who pays great attention to the look and feel of her brand, even down to the colors on her LED lights. However, after realizing that her signature color, purple, was turning off male clients, she embarked on a rebranding journey to better appeal to them. With over 20 years of experience, Jennifer helps her clients shape their brand image and increase their visibility.

On this episode of The Visibility Playground, the host is joined by a guest who offers insight on being visible in the online world. They discuss how to make time for personal interests, why it's important to start with beginner products, and the misconception that visibility means being loud or flashy. The guest also offers advice for those who want to turn their passion into a marketable product, and they discuss their journey of teaching others how to create personal elevator pitches. Listeners are encouraged to take the Visibility Vital Check quiz and provide feedback. Tune in to hear more from this unique and authentic perspective on visibility.

Naima's view on visibility is unique. To her, visibility is about being seen and heard by those who speak your language without having to shout from the rooftops. She believes in being present in a way that allows others to easily find you. Naima understands that being the loudest or the brightest doesn't necessarily equate to being visible. Her approach is all about connecting on a deeper level with those who are looking for you.

On this episode of The Visibility Playground, we dive into the importance of branding and visibility for businesses. From the success story behind Nike's brand to the lessons learned from Jared's association with Subway, our host explores the correlation between branding and visibility. We chat with entrepreneur Michael Johnson about the value of personal branding and differentiating it from the brand of your business, as well as his experiences investing in and acquiring multiple businesses. Join us as we uncover the strategies and metrics for branding success, and learn how visibility can be the key to growing and scaling your business.

Michael Johnson is a successful entrepreneur who has been investing in businesses and helping them grow over the past few years. He has acquired around 15-18 businesses and has a keen eye for buying assets. Michael is known for his ability to scale businesses and prepare them for an exit. His journey has been a whirlwind, but he is having a great time.

On this episode of The Visibility Playground Podcast, Carrie Thomas Tomorrow discusses the psychological pressure clients feel when seeing numbers related to their team's performance. Some clients hire people to manage their team because of this stress. Carrie shares her own experiences with feeling stressed under pressure. She suggests that sometimes the best work is done when nobody is watching. Carrie also talks about the importance of testing a small product with an existing group before scaling it up. She recommends reaching out to an existing community or Facebook group to identify potential customers. Carrie emphasizes that there are other ways to be visible besides having a social media presence. She believes that planning is crucial to stay on track and be consistent. Tune in to learn helpful tips and strategies to grow and scale your own business and achieve visibility success.

Kristen Miller is a busy mom who faces challenges with consistency in her disability. While she can sometimes binge on her visibility and excitement, there are times when she feels like a huge introvert and doesn't want to put herself out there. Despite these challenges, Kristen is determined to succeed and overcome her hurdles.

On this episode of The Visibility Playground, we explore the challenges faced by authors when promoting their books online. Our guest shares her insights into the need for long-term marketing efforts and the importance of choosing the right keywords, social media, and outreach methods. We also discuss how to create a book funnel and the upsell opportunities a book can offer. Additionally, we follow the speaker as she coaches a first-time author to launch a book and make a successful speaking event. Join us as we uncover the strategies and tactics authors can use to increase the visibility of their books and drive sales.

Patti Zorr is a go-getter who thrives on taking action and getting things done. Last year, after attending a conference where a speaker told her to "show the F up," Patti decided to take the plunge and jump into the world of Reels. She didn't know what she was doing, but she didn't care - she was determined to take imperfect action and get started. Today, Patti is a force to be reckoned with, showing up every day and making things happen. Her motto? Just jump in - the water might be cold for a few seconds, but then you're fine.

On this episode of The Visibility Playground, we explore the world of PR and media visibility. We discuss the value of being featured in print media and how to measure ROI in PR. We also hear the inspiring story of LaToya, who went from office worker to specialized VA earning up to $250,000 within just a few years. Plus, we learn useful tips on approaching the media, finding the right podcasts for promotion, and promoting oneself through creative tie-ins. Along the way, we discuss the importance of being truthful and ethical in the media industry and how to increase visibility in the ever-evolving world of podcasting. Join us as we speak with experts and explore the ins and outs of PR and media visibility.

Larrissa Banting is a former professional dancer who transitioned into a successful career as a PR specialist and producer. Born into a family that produced the largest ethnic festival in Canada, Larrissa learned the art of public relations from her father and, eventually, worked for Alberta Ballet and in the film and television industry. She was also a journalist with her own column in two different arts magazines. After meeting her husband, a Costa Rican actor, on the set of a movie of the week, Larrissa left everything behind and moved to Costa Rica where she continues to thrive in her field. Today marks her 20th wedding anniversary with her husband.

On this episode of The Visibility Playground, listeners will learn the importance of visibility in building a successful business and how to effectively address personal problems. The host interviews entrepreneurs who have achieved great success through visibility and offers helpful tips and strategies to scale their businesses. Listeners will discover the importance of hiring the right help and protecting the revenue when expanding their business. The host also shares personal anecdotes about fashion choices, self-care, and goal tracking. Tune in to learn how to overcome fear and become a successful and visible entrepreneur.

Sascha Schlossberg is a busy parent of four who has experimented with hiring a house manager to handle repetitive tasks and free up brain space. She advises paying less if the tasks don't require much thinking or strategy, and using the extra time to focus on revenue and bottom line protection. For Sascha, hiring someone to handle the grocery shopping and other mundane tasks has been a game-changer for her family.