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Confessions From The Home Office Podcast

Wendi Hill owns a Marketing Consulting company, Market Momentum, in Greenville, SC. Since 2005, she"s worked out of her home office while raising two children and lots of rescue dogs and was a single mom for the last 12 years. Her podcast, Confessions From the Home Office, is filled with stories of funny things that have happened while working from home, mixed with interviews with other entrepreneurs and great marketing tips and ideas to help you with your business!

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00:09:48

Episode 38: The Invisible Work of Running a Business

Confessions From The Home Office Podcast ·

2025/04/28

In this episode of the Confessions in the Home Office Podcast, I'm talking about the often-overlooked aspects of running a business, the invisible work that keeps everything functioning. These are the tasks that are unglamorous but essential administrative duties that rarely receive recognition: managing emails, updating CRMs with new contacts, scheduling social media posts, planning launches, updating websites, handling accounting, setting client

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00:09:48

Episode 38: The Invisible Work of Running a Business

Confessions From The Home Office Podcast ·

2025/04/28

In this episode of the Confessions in the Home Office Podcast, I'm talking about the often-overlooked aspects of running a business, the invisible work that keeps everything functioning. These are the tasks that are unglamorous but essential administrative duties that rarely receive recognition: managing emails, updating CRMs with new contacts, scheduling social media posts, planning launches, updating websites, handling accounting, setting client

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00:12:44

Episode 37: Just Me, My Laptop, and The Ghost

Confessions From The Home Office Podcast ·

2025/04/14

In this episode, I'm sharing a personal story about the mysterious presence (yes, it's a ghost) that has been living in our home since around 2012. Far from her usual content about marketing or business interviews, today I'm telling a few stories about what's happened! My son's sighting of a figure he initially thought was me! My own encounter with a small woman with frizzy reddish-brown hair wearing an "Aztec-style" shawl My husband hearing rapid,

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00:12:44

Episode 37: Just Me, My Laptop, and The Ghost

Confessions From The Home Office Podcast ·

2025/04/14

In this episode, I'm sharing a personal story about the mysterious presence (yes, it's a ghost) that has been living in our home since around 2012. Far from her usual content about marketing or business interviews, today I'm telling a few stories about what's happened! My son's sighting of a figure he initially thought was me! My own encounter with a small woman with frizzy reddish-brown hair wearing an "Aztec-style" shawl My husband hearing rapid,

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00:13:32

Episode 36: Yes, No, and Maybe So? The Art of...

Confessions From The Home Office Podcast ·

2025/04/07

In this episode of Confessions from the Home Office podcast, I'm discussing how flexibility can both help and hurt your business relationships with clients. With 20 years of experience working from home as a marketing consultant, I'm sharing insights on: When being flexible benefits both you and your clients Where to draw firm boundaries to protect your business How to find the right balance (does that really exist??) that leads to long-term client

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00:13:32

Episode 36: Yes, No, and Maybe So? The Art of...

Confessions From The Home Office Podcast ·

2025/04/07

In this episode of Confessions from the Home Office podcast, I'm discussing how flexibility can both help and hurt your business relationships with clients. With 20 years of experience working from home as a marketing consultant, I'm sharing insights on: When being flexible benefits both you and your clients Where to draw firm boundaries to protect your business How to find the right balance (does that really exist??) that leads to long-term client

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00:11:21

Episode 35: Stop Hiding, Start Shining: Personal...

Confessions From The Home Office Podcast ·

2025/03/31

In this episode of Confessions From the Home Office, I'm talking about personal branding can be the missing piece in your professional growth strategy. Whether you're an established professional or just starting your career, a strong personal brand is essential for standing out and attracting opportunities. Personal branding isn't just about logos or tagline, it's about your professional reputation, how people perceive you, and the value you bring to

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00:11:21

Episode 35: Stop Hiding, Start Shining: Personal...

Confessions From The Home Office Podcast ·

2025/03/31

In this episode of Confessions From the Home Office, I'm talking about personal branding can be the missing piece in your professional growth strategy. Whether you're an established professional or just starting your career, a strong personal brand is essential for standing out and attracting opportunities. Personal branding isn't just about logos or tagline, it's about your professional reputation, how people perceive you, and the value you bring to

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00:19:54

Episode 34: Survival Tips for the Burned Out Content...

Confessions From The Home Office Podcast ·

2025/03/23

In this episode of Confessions From the Home Office, I'm talking about the all-too-familiar experience of marketing content brand burnout. As content creation and social media have become essential parts of marketing, many professionals find themselves hitting a wall creatively. I share personal experiences with content burnout, revealing that the average content marketer now creates 3-5 pieces of content per week per client—translating to thousands of

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00:19:54

Episode 34: Survival Tips for the Burned Out Content...

Confessions From The Home Office Podcast ·

2025/03/23

In this episode of Confessions From the Home Office, I'm talking about the all-too-familiar experience of marketing content brand burnout. As content creation and social media have become essential parts of marketing, many professionals find themselves hitting a wall creatively. I share personal experiences with content burnout, revealing that the average content marketer now creates 3-5 pieces of content per week per client—translating to thousands of pieces yearly for agencies

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00:19:13

Episode 33: Every 13 Seconds: The Hidden Crisis in...

Confessions From The Home Office Podcast ·

2025/03/17

In this special spring break episode, I'm taking a break from my usual marketing and business topics to discuss the critical issue of animal shelter overcrowding/animal homelessness in the United States. According to the Humane Society, every 13 seconds a healthy dog or cat is euthanized in a U.S. shelter Approximately 6.3 million companion animals enter shelters nationwide each year (3.1 million dogs, 3.2 million cats) Around 920,000 shelter animals are euthanized annually

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00:11:14

Episode 32: Straight Talk: Your Questions Answered...

Confessions From The Home Office Podcast ·

2025/03/10

In this episode of Confessions from the Home Office, I answer the most common questions I get about how I started my business selling Marketing Virtual Assistant (VA) services. These answers offer insights for those considering a career change, especially empty nesters wondering about their next steps. Key topics covered include: The specific skills that gave me an edge when starting out The biggest challenges I faced in the early days How the marketing VA role has transformed

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00:31:46

Episode 31: Austin Hill Tackles Marketing Tech, AI,...

Confessions From The Home Office Podcast ·

2025/02/28

In this episode of Confessions from the Home Office, I welcome back a special guest, my son Austin Hill, who helps me with marketing tech work at Market Momentum. Be sure to subscribe, follow, like, share, and comment on the podcast to help it keep gaining traction! Austin answers social media questions from listeners. He discusses the "Resend to Unopened" feature in email marketing platforms like flodesk, recommending it be used sparingly (waiting at least 48 hours) and only

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00:31:46

Episode 31: Austin Hill Tackles Marketing Tech, AI,...

Confessions From The Home Office Podcast ·

2025/02/28

In this episode of Confessions from the Home Office, I welcome back a special guest, my son Austin Hill, who helps me with marketing tech work at Market Momentum. Be sure to subscribe, follow, like, share, and comment on the podcast to help it keep gaining traction! Austin answers social media questions from listeners. He discusses the "Resend to Unopened" feature in email marketing platforms like flodesk, recommending it be used sparingly (waiting at least 48 hours) and only

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00:32:12

Episode 30: Justice Served (With a Side of...

Confessions From The Home Office Podcast ·

2025/02/22

In this episode of Confessions From the Home Office podcast, I talked with Laura Hiller, a criminal defense attorney, practicing in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. Laura shares her fascinating journey from English major at Clemson to criminal defense attorney, which began when she took an inspiring constitutional law class. That class sparked her interest in law school, though she quickly realized corporate law wasn't for her. Instead, she found her calling during a summer

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00:32:12

Episode 30: Justice Served (With a Side of...

Confessions From The Home Office Podcast ·

2025/02/22

In this episode of Confessions From the Home Office podcast, I talked with Laura Hiller, a criminal defense attorney, practicing in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. Laura shares her fascinating journey from English major at Clemson to criminal defense attorney, which began when she took an inspiring constitutional law class. That class sparked her interest in law school, though she quickly realized corporate law wasn't for her. Instead, she found her calling during a summer

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00:16:33

Episode 29: Cooking Up Security: A Chef's Guide to...

Confessions From The Home Office Podcast ·

2025/02/16

In this episode of Confessions From the Home Office, I interview Wes Wright, whose entrepreneurial journey took him from professional chef to Medicare and retirement planning specialist. After 17 years in the culinary world and running a successful food truck business, Wes found his calling in helping people navigate the complexities of retirement planning and Medicare. His transition was inspired by his mother's challenging experience with healthcare costs, including $300,000

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00:13:18

Episode 28: Finding Your Perfect Franchise Match with...

Confessions From The Home Office Podcast ·

2025/02/09

In this episode of Confessions From the Home Office, I'm talking with my friend of over 15 years, Doug Stout. He is based in Greenville, South Carolina, and helps people explore franchise ownership opportunities at no cost to them. He entered the franchise industry after being laid off twice in 18 months at age 35, discovering that franchising extended far beyond just food services. Currently, Doug and his wife own freecoat Nails, an organic nail salon franchise. They operate it

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00:13:18

Episode 28: Finding Your Perfect Franchise Match with...

Confessions From The Home Office Podcast ·

2025/02/09

In this episode of Confessions From the Home Office, I'm talking with my friend of over 15 years, Doug Stout. He is based in Greenville, South Carolina, and helps people explore franchise ownership opportunities at no cost to them. He entered the franchise industry after being laid off twice in 18 months at age 35, discovering that franchising extended far beyond just food services. Currently, Doug and his wife own freecoat Nails, an organic nail salon franchise. They operate it

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00:14:22

Episode 27: What I’ve Learned After Owning a...

Confessions From The Home Office Podcast ·

2025/02/02

In this special 20th anniversary episode of Confessions from the Home Office, I'm sharing 10 lessons I've learned since starting my business on February 1, 2005. NOTE: I was not wearing my glasses when I was calculating the days. I said over 9000 days on the podcast. I am not a math whiz. LOL! It's 7300 days! Lessons range from not scaling to a huge company, staying ahead and prepping, and how you have to evolve. Watch/listen to learn all 10. Thank you to all of my supporters

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