Today’s guest is YouTube strategist, Trena Little. As you probably guessed, we’re chatting about how to utilize YouTube in your business. I heard about Trena from a mutual friend but I got the opportunity to meet her in person at a conference we recently spoke at. I’m glad I did because she knows her stuff. This is one of those episodes where you’ll want to have the notepad ready.

We’ve been working with Richmond wedding photographer Natalie Jayne for quite some time and we’re so excited to debut her new brand and website this week. We loved working with Natalie to create a brand that feels like Anthropologie went camping in Montana. Wildflower illustrations, loose scripts, natural textures and gorgeous video footage of Natalie all come together to create the perfect home for her gorgeous work.

Capturing emails to build a mailing list is an effective way to grow your business. But did you know that there are other ways to capture leads without asking for someone’s email address?

A classic, coastal inspired brand design with watercolor elements for wedding photographer Krista Piper.

In today’s interview, I chat with James and Jess about how they market their business effectively in multiple cities, especially since those cities aren’t exactly close to one another. We discuss some of the challenges they face as they got started in New York City and ultimately, what it was that led to a successful presence there.

Today’s guest is Elle Ellinghaus of Elle Ellinghaus Designs, a high-end event planning business based in Baltimore, Maryland. Elle has created one of the most sought after event planning companies for weddings and boast an impressive client roster from NFL players, to Fortune 500 executives. She was even asked to be a featured author for a textbook that colleges use for event planning degrees.