Brands that Book Show

Today I am joined by my Till Agency co-founders, Ryan Akins and Jesse Morquecho. I have mentioned it before on the podcast, but earlier this year I helped co-found Till, an advertising agency. These guys are a lot of fun and I hope to have them on the podcast more frequently. I’ve actually recorded an episode with them before that I never released. And I didn’t release it, because…well…I’ll dive into that a little in the episode.

Today’s episode features photographer Devin Robinson, founder of Anchor and Veil and co-owner of the Kreativ Summit. I had the opportunity to catch Devin’s breakout session at United, where he presented on an Instagram strategy that was really unlike anything else that I’ve heard about making Instagram work for your business.

Today Jamie Findlay, cofounder of Evolve Workshops, joins me for a conversation about parenthood and business. While Jamie might be most recognizable in the context Evolve, she actually runs four businesses and has quite the entrepreneurial background—which I think makes this conversation about parenthood and business that much more interesting.

Today’s episode features author, artist, and founder of The Weekend Type, Korie Herold. Korie recently released her third book, “Our Christmas Story”, a book designed for families to record their Christmas traditions, memories, photos, and even things like recipes to preserve for future generations. A very timely episode with Thanksgiving tomorrow.

Krista and I are back continuing our mini-series on brand and website design. And we’re chatting about the 10 most common mistakes we see on DIY websites, or in other words, websites people build or customize themselves.

Jess Jordana is back on BTB for our second episode in our mini-series on branding and website design. She shares tips on how to quickly tackle website copy, but we also discuss how to decide if something belongs on the about page.

The first episode in a mini-series that focuses on branding and website design, which we will be discussing through November and possibly into December. Today’s episode is about 5 ways to get more out of a branding project.

Vanessa and I discuss Search Engine Optimization and 5 SEO fixes that you can make today on your website. There is a guide in the show notes that is associated with this episode, that shows a streamlined approach for these fixes. The things we are discussing are not dependent on technology know-how, are quick fixes, and directly affect your search visibility. These are all on-page optimization tips which we have control over.

Vanessa and I explore 9 tips for making the most out of the content you’re creating. This week Vanessa and I are continuing the discussion around content marketing. Specifically we’re chatting about strategies for making the most out of the content you’re creating. One of the biggest mistakes we see people make is spending hours on content, only to share it once. So we try to answer the question, how can we get the most out of our content?

If creating content has been a struggle for you—or maybe you’re not even sure this is something you be spending time on—this episode is a ‘must listen’! We chat about why she creates content, how it has impacted her business, how she creates so much content and manages so many different channels—we cover a lot.

“That’s what the people need. They are in so many struggles and so we have to sell hope. The redemptive side of the story is that if you do everything that we say to do, you will become debt-free. You will retire a millionaire. You will have a great marriage. That is the vision of […]

Nearly everyone has an email address. Your audience may be scattered throughout different social media channels, using one or two more heavily than the rest. But most probably have an email address they check at least once per week if not more frequently.

“We really want to be as invested in your business and your growth as you are, so having that initial time to get to know you and your business and where you want to be—while obviously getting to know your editing style—is hugely important to us.” Want to grow your wedding business to 25 events […]

So instead of going through the process of nurturing somebody, we put out our product and say “Buy from me.” I think that this is how a lot of people will start with Facebook ads. They have their product or service, they run ads straight to their product or service to people who have never […]