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Biz

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BIZ is a podcast about work and how to make it work for you. This season, we"re promising new wisdom, fresh energy, and zero fluff. Co-hosts Em Vernem (ambitious but efficient) and Lisa Lie (founder of Learna) bring real talk, real hacks, and real experience. No vague inspo, no recycled advice—just smart, straight-up strategies that actually work. Because work is hard enough without having to figure it all out yourself. Because work is hard enough without having to figure it all out

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6:25

BONUS: How To Go Viral On TikTok

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2022/05/16

Lady Startup Academy is out now! Listen wherever you get your pods TikTok isn't just about dancing. In 2022 over 66% of TikTok users are over the age of 18 and on average they open the app 16 times a day. Being an early adaptor is key to get your business out there on any new platform. But understandably starting out on TikTok can be really daunting. On today's episode Anaita shares her tips for going viral on TikTok, how to plan your content and the key to getting your business on the fyp. THE END

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7:50

BONUS: Influencer Marketing 101

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2022/05/09

Lady Startup Academy is out now! Listen wherever you get your pods How do you get the most out of your influencer marketing? Do you have lots of success with gifted campaigns? Or do you prefer to go through an agency? Deciding what's right for your business is really tricky, which is why on today's episode Anaita breaks down three different types of influencer marketing on offer. Plus she shares her own experiences and what's really worked for her business. THE END BITS Our full guide for working

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9:01

BONUS: How To Make The Damn Thing

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2022/04/25

Lady Startup Academy is out now! Listen wherever you get your pods Okay so you've got an idea for a product, but how do you even get it made? Do you contact manufacturers? Do you need to make a prototype? and how much does it all cost? On today's episode Anaita walks us through the five steps and questions you need to consider when it comes to manufacturing. Plus she'll help you decide what is right for your business! THE END BITS If you're having trouble deciding if you want to manufacture on or

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6:30

BONUS .com or .com.au: Does It Really Matter?

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2022/04/19

Follow Lady Startup Academy wherever you get your pods! Okay so you've got your business idea and you want to make a website, but do you secure the .com.au? or the .com? or both? In today's episode Anaita walks us through how to make a trustworthy and easy to find website. She shares what she learnt when she built her website for Hero Packaging, how to secure a domain and what not to do with your website suffixes. THE END BITS If you liked today's episode and want to learn more about starting your

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11:30

A New Kind Of Business Class Has Arrived...

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2022/04/11

You can follow Lady Startup Academy wherever you get your pods! Join host, Anaita Sarkar for a business class that’ll give you everything you need to know to grow your business. In today's episode Anaita walks us through the difference between growing and scaling and what you need to do to expand your business. She takes us through how to test interest for your product, what you need to consider before scaling up and how to prepare for growth. THE END BITS You can listen to Anaita's Lady

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38:13

Why Chrissy Started A Sausage Factory

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2022/03/21

Chrissy Flanagan spent a large portion of her young adult life searching for a purpose. She tried what seems like every hobby imaginable, knitting, flamenco, did some travelling, practised the ukulele and just nothing stuck. Until Chrissy found sausage making. As Chrissy got better and better at making sausages she realised there was a gap in the market for quality snags made from good cuts of meat. So she launched Chrissy’s Cuts, opened a restaurant called the sausage factory and started

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39:56

Frank Body: The Coffee Scrub That Changed Our Showers...

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2022/03/14

In 2013 Instagram looked nothing like it does now. People were sharing super saturated photos of their dogs, their feet and what they were eating at their local cafe. But no one was using Instagram to market their business. Jess Hatzis-Walker and her co-founders knew that consumers were ready for a social first business model, so they gave it their best shot and launched Frank Body, a honest coffee with a cheeky voice. Soon enough Aussies everywhere were posing nude, or in a robe covered in this

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41:43

How The Daily Aus Was Built

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2022/03/07

Zara Seidler was scrolling on her phone when she started receiving several very similar messages from friends. Someone she knew of, Sam, but had never met was looking to start a news platform for young people. This was right up Zara's alley. So she messaged him, they went for coffee and they hit it off. And the very next day, they started the Daily Aus. For over three years The Daily Aus was a side hustle but in 2020 what was making headlines became incredibly personal, black lives matter, the US

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46:33

Allira Potter Manifested Her Dream Life

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2022/02/28

Allira Potter isn't your regular Lady Startup. If Allira had to describe her work she would say, that she is an intuitive, a creator, writer, speaker, a model, an empowerment and mindset coach, manifesting queen, baby witch and an all-around spiritual sister. But Allira's life over 18 months ago looked nothing like this. She was newly divorced, working a corporate job, living pay check to pay check and had turned to partying as a coping mechanism. But then in early 2020 after a four-day bender, she

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49:10

'Two Years Of Time Wasted And 15K Down The Toilet':...

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2022/02/21

JSHealth Vitamins are one of the best selling vitamins ranges in Australia. But getting to this point was not easy. When Jessica Sepel was fourteen she developed an unhealthy obsession with nutrition and fad dieting. This ultimately lead her to study health science at University, so she could learn as much as she could about fad dieting. But then through her studies, she had a breakthrough. Instead of channelling her knowledge into unhealthy practices, she put it back into her work. Jess became a

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44:15

The Three Women Making Us Better With Our Money

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2022/02/14

Did you know that on average Aussie women are retiring with 35% less super than men? Well, thankfully our guests today want to change that. Christina Hobbs and Alex Andrews were at a crossroads. Christina had just come back to Australia after years of working overseas with the UN and Alex was recovering from a chronic illness. For years they had been talking about starting a superfund for women by women. But the timing never felt quite right. And then in early 2018 everything fell into place. And

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45:39

Etoile Collective Launched With No Customers. Today...

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2022/02/07

Michelle Hu had just finished University and was about to go on a big summer holiday to South America. Then she broke her ankle. Suddenly Michelle was bedridden with three months off. As someone who had always wanted to start a business, Michelle used this time to launch Etoile Collective, A feel-good brand delivering thoughtful and functional beauty solutions. Michelle's first order was just 30 acrylic makeup organisers. She made an Instagram, a website and over the course of a month she sold

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42:45

JUMBLED: The Store That Put Orange On The Map

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2022/01/31

Pip Brett was holidaying in Fiji, sipping Pina Coladas on the beach when she turned to her now-husband and said... ‘I’m going to open a store’. So Pip opened her first fashion boutique, Iglou. After years six years of running Iglou, Pip started looking for a new space to expand into homewares and interiors. And Miraculously, as if it were a sign, a store on the same strip as hers became available. She signed a lease, took out a second loan and called it JUMBLED, a jumbled mess of

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We're Back!

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2022/01/27

Ever wondered how your favourite businesses came to be? Or wanted to know what it's really like to grow a business? Join host Shazzy Hunt as she unpacks how eight Lady Startups really did it on the latest season of Lady Startup Stories. From fashion superstores to vitamin powerhouses, you won't want to miss it. Tune in on February 1st for a brand new season.Become a Mamamia subscriber: https://www.mamamia.com.au/subscribeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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45:40

“I Cried Every Day For The First 12 Months” How Bared...

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2021/11/22

Anna Baird was a podiatrist for six years. And as a woman who loves fashion, she grew tired of recommending to her client's shoes that she wouldn't be caught dead in. Anna knew that if she could combine comfort with fashion she would be onto something good. The only problem was, designing a shoe that's both fashionable and comfortable is actually really tricky, which is why most companies won't do it. So Anna reduced her workdays and spent three years developing her first range of shoes. And she

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44:51

Buying A Rug Online Used To Be Impossible, Miss Amara...

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2021/11/15

Alex Tanya Weller, like many other people, had tried to buy a rug online and failed. In fact, in 2014 people all over the world were scrolling the internet in search of the perfect rug. But no one was buying them. So Alex and her husband set out to create Miss Amara, an e-commerce rug business that takes the hassle out of buying a rug online. Seven years on and Miss Amara's customer service is at the top of its game. Customers can jump online and see what a rug will look like in their space, can

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48:30

Business Is Blooming: Why 2020 Was LVLY’s Biggest...

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2021/11/08

Hannah and Verity had been running LVLY, a same-day flower and gift delivery service for six years. The second three years had seen strong growth, before a bushfire natural disaster – and a few other issues – threatened to turn their business into ashes. Who knew that another disaster – this time a global pandemic – would trigger a massive turnaround? Suddenly LVLY became the perfect way to connect with family and friends in lockdown. You could send flowers, a care package,

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44:48

How Three Birds Changed The Renovation Game

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2021/11/01

Erin Cayless, Lana Taylor and Bonnie Hindmarsh were shot into the limelight because of their NRL husbands. But in 2014 everything was set to change, when Bonnie got on an idea. She wanted to flip a house. Bonnie convinced her friends to quit their jobs and buy a house in Sydney’s northern suburbs for $800,000. They renovated it and made a profit. In the seven years since Three Birds Renovations have flipped 14 homes together. But that's not all, they have written two books, created two online

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43:40

Anaita Built A Multi Million Dollar Business In Just...

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2021/10/25

Anaita Sarkar's accessory business Olivia & Co had just started taking off. When something started to annoy her. At the end of every workday, she would stare at piles and piles of online orders wrapped in plastic. She knew that within seconds of those packages landing on her customer's doorstep, that they would end up in the bin. She knew there had to be a more sustainable option. After twelve months of research, prototypes and trial and error, Anaita and her husband created Australia's first

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40:47

The Woman Who Built A Community For Rural Women

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2021/10/18

Claire Dunne was at a crossroads. She was 23, working on her parent's farm and all she wanted to do was travel, but she didn't have the money to do it. Then she got an idea. Growing up in regional Queensland on a cattle farm, Claire noticed that the stories of the incredible women around her weren't being celebrated. So from her parent's kitchen bench, she starting making a magazine. She called it Graziher. Five years on, Graziher continues to showcase the stories of regional women across Australia

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