If I say the words, “social media,” what comes to mind? Does it fill you with a sense of dread because you’re overwhelmed trying to figure out what you should be doing and how much? Or do you feel confident because you love social media and it the easiest part of your business? Whichever way…
Have you heard that blogging is dead, or that regular folks can’t grow large social media followings anymore? Well, today’s guest on the podcast is a blogger and entrepreneur who shares how to grow enormous Facebook and Instagram pages. Andrea Scalzo Yi is the owner and content creator of the blog, Raising Dragons. In under…
Are you wondering if you can write a book, how to get it published, or whether to sell it as an ebook? Well, you’re in luck because this post and podcast episode is about everything you need to know to write a book. Today I am interviewing Maggy Woodley, the brains behind Red Ted Art….
If you’re curious about diverse income streams, our guest expert this week, Lars Hundley, is perfect for you. He has an e-commerce business called Clean Air Gardening. He not only sells gardening products on his website, but also on Amazon. He’s an e-commerce expert! We discuss different avenues for selling online and what’s going…
My guest this week is Jennifer Priest from the blog, Smart Fun DIY, and the social media marketing firm, Smart Creative Social. Jennifer shares awesome advice about how to get more Pinterest traffic by crushing the Pinterest algorithm. By putting yourself in Pinterest’s shoes, you can understand what they’re looking for, and how by giving…
A Little Backstory In 2009, we launched our first company, Catch My Party, which we’ve since grown into the largest party ideas blog on the web. In 2015, when we realized how important social media was to the growth of our traffic on Catch My Party, we designed and built a popup we named MiloTree, that popped up…
Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, Pinterest: What social networks should I grow? Or should I just focus on my email list? I get asked these questions all the time! There is a simple way to figure it out. And the answer depends on asking yourself one question. What is my one primary business goal? To grow…