The Open Bedroom Podcast

What if you could build out a referral partner network that brought your PERFECT customer or client to you? No more wining and dining and woo’ing and pleading to get customers to pay for your services or items. No more efforting. Yes, I just made that word up. Today I’d like to talk about how struggling in the early days of my business, then pivoting to create a big referral network, has helped ensure I have a constant stream of potential clients knocking at my door. I’ll also share how to attract

Welcome back to another Bricks and Clicks podcast! Today, I’m interviewing Erin Phillips of Pinckney Palm, a social media agency out of North Carolina.When I have questions about social media marketing, advertising and content creation, she’s my go-to-gal.Today, we’re talking about Instagram’s dominating viewing presence, Facebook relevance and what the heck TikTok is.I learned so many new things just during our recording, like how I can take my content calendar, use one new piece of content I

Today on Bricks & Clicks, we’re going to talk about the positives and negatives of the Coronavirus on retail.In episode 1, I talked about 6 Ways to Protect Your Product-Based Business During the Coronavirus OutbreakOne of the things I suggested was to create delivery options because traditional transportation might not be available. It’s been both interesting and sad to see many of the restaurant I loved to visit shut their doors, paralyzed by the idea of remaining open and the necessary move

Want to attract your ideal customers and clients to your brand? First you must STOP asking people to buy your product.Sound counterintuitive? It’s actually not. Storytelling is as old as the first humans on this planet, and it’s our preferred method of digesting information. Storytelling bonds us to the storyteller, and makes us long for more content.Join me and my first Bricks and Clicks guest, Amy Aitman, as we discuss the importance of storytelling for your company.Amy is a leader in digital

Shoppers are homebound in what is currently a voluntary isolation. Within the past week toilet paper, paper towels, pain relievers, masks and more are completely out of stock. Online is sold out too. We are weeks out, best case scenario, at being able to replenish our pantries.I know that every morning I personally wake up believing that this must just be bad dream. But it’s not. The entire nation is dumfounded that this is our new reality. Some are saddened. Some are scared. Others angry, worried,

From creating a subscription business model to utilizing Amazon for immediate distribution, Jennifer Kaylo Ruscin gives her tips on how to stay afloat as a retailer during a pandemic. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theopenbedroompodcast/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theopenbedroompodcast/support