The Work from Home Podcast

Online visibility is crucial to the success of a business, and SEO, when done the right way, can give your business the visibility it needs to become more valuable. Do you need SEO? Is it always necessary? Tolu answers these questions using basic and relatable analogies to explain what SEO means, what it does for you, and whether your business needs it.

He also shares a step-by-step plan on the first things to do as a work-from-home or small business owner to ensure your business ranks on Google. He shares professional tips and methods on how to get started with Google my business, rank for important keywords on Google, and the type of keywords to use based on your type of business and the type of deals you want to bring in.

Tolu also gives a deep dive into the world of keywords and explains the things that must be done by a business owner before keywords and SEO, in general, can be effective.

This episode will give you the necessary knowledge to make your business more visible and valuable. You also get a free SEO audit by simply sending him a DM or clicking the link below.

Can you build a NGO while working from home? Dr. Omotola Adeyemi, the CEO of The Funding Magnet and an NGO specialist, joins us in this episode. She shares her background growing up and its influence on her attitude, disposition, and success. She also discusses how she started in the non-profit sphere, starting her NGO from the dorm while simultaneously studying for a master’s degree, and her concern for child education development.

Furthermore, she discusses her experience, challenges, and lessons from starting an NGO in Nigeria while living in the United States. She also mentions foundational ingredients needed to start and run a non-profit at home and discusses how she helps individuals build profitable, sustainable, impact-driven NGOs.

As a work-from-home enthusiast, she shares tips on scheduling methods for work-at-home mothers, how to work long hours, and how to use music and sleep as relaxation techniques.

Sarah St John discusses her transition from her photography business to her travel agency business before settling on her podcast, Frugalpreneur: Building a Business on a Bootstrap Budget. She has had great reviews and has since evolved her podcasts into interviews with business minds in various online businesses who share their business tips and tricks.

She explains the benefits of podcasts in businesses as search engines and avenues for networking. She also lists things you need to start your own podcast:  a pro microphone, computer, speaker, software app for recording solo episodes for free, and recommends affordable plans under $100 to get started effectively. Sarah advises outsourcing some production processes like transcriptions, show notes, and social media images. She also recommends some podcast services for finding guests.

Don’t miss her giveaway PDF versions of 3 of her books at the end of this episode.