Amazon didn’t just change how the world shops—it rewired our brains. Suddenly, driving to a store for light bulbs feels like a huge chore. Need cat food? Click. New coffee maker? Click. A hat with antlers for your Halloween costume? It’ll be at your door by 5 p.m. Love it or hate it, Amazon’s success lies in its relentless focus on the customer. It turned convenience into an art form. The real question is: how did they pull it off, and what can we learn from them?   In today's episode, Donald Miller

We’re back in The Neon Lounge with an episode packed with insider knowledge on what it really takes to grow a successful business in the events industry.This week, we’re joined by Louisa O’Connor, Managing Director at Seen Presents, who shares her journey of building a business from the ground up and the lessons she’s learned along the way.Together, we explore:The highs and lows of the pitching process, and how to handle rejection and turn setbacks into winsTop tips for managing a successful team

Cue the confetti because we’ve hit 200 episodes of Seriously in Business! From launching as Design Hacks for DIYers to evolving into Seriously in Business, this podcast has been an incredible journey. Today, I’m celebrating with some of the most inspiring women in business—who have shaped my journey and are now here to support yours.This special episode, I’m joined by Ellie Swift, Erika Cramer, Sarah Greener, Cat Dunn, and Julie Parker as they dive into: ✔️ Biggest business challenges—from

In this episode Cat and Jen dive into:Why we see selling as an invitation and a tool for connection, not a sales pitch All of the emotions that can come with selling in our businessWhy we don’t believe it’s our job to persuade someone to buy from usWhy how we sell shapes our experience of working with our clients and customersWhy we don't believe in marketing that activates someones nervous systemHow we make marketing feel fun in our businessMore from CatMore from JenGet Jen’s free 100 Hell Yes

On today's show I am talking with Success Coach, Founder of Latinas at Work, Former Latina Exec, and long time client, Cindy Lone. During this episode, I ask her about her decision to leave a high-paying role and how she was able to grow her coaching business, even as a busy exec, mom, and wife. She shares her personal definition of success, which revolves around freedom, time, and wellness, highlighting the need for a balanced lifestyle in entrepreneurship. Follow Cindy on Linkedin, here:

Why do people actually subscribe? Why do they buy? What makes them willingly hand over one of their most prized possessions—their email address—for a PDF or training?  And what about their TIME? Why would they spend it reading your emails instead of scrolling cat videos?  And what gets them to part with their hard-earned cash for something you’re offering (or promoting)? Today, we’re breaking down the ONLY five reasons people subscribe and buy. If you don’t know these, selling anything is basically

Hiking with Cappy. Stairs and rocks. Then he tried to poison me. Unused savings. The stupidity of the people who manipulate the public with marketing. Saint Patrick’s Day parade in Rapid City. Will and Penny Robinson. The $600 cat meme. Modern (if not throughout all time) White women are not sweet gentle things, they are incurably bad people who *know* they’re incurably bad people (healthy societies keep women uneducated and untraveled exactly so women know less about themselves and don’t become

A man robs a jewelry store and swallows the diamonds, unable to pass them after two weeks. Joan Murray survives a 14,500-foot skydiving fall onto fire ants. In Florida, a woman throws a watermelon at her boyfriend. A doctor is arrested for dumping urine on another's office, and an embalmer is implicated in corpse mutilation. A cat named Admiral Galactic steals laundry, and a Downtown Beach Bash event is set for March 28th.

Episode 259 / Cat Johnson shares about writing resilience and creative innovation. We discuss Cat’s diversified distribution strategy that includes wide retailers as well as KU and her innovative promotion idea that lean into the personal and real life connections. Topics discussed: The power of pivoting in an unpredictable industryThe value of building a strong backlistOut-of-the-box marketing ideasWhat Cat wishes she’d known about being a hybrid authorWriting and promotion tips for mu...

You’re back. I’m back.GOTTA ASK YOU THIS:Instead of giving up on getting an audience to see your art because you’d rather scoop your cat’s litter box for all of eternity than research SEO keywords for another second, What if “making content” felt more like divulging secrets to your best friend? What if content marketing was as easy for you as pickleball is for Serena? What if your content (non-derogatory) loaded people onto a proverbial express train to your work and created a scene even Warhol

Când vine vorba de divertisment online în Moldova, 1win se dovedește a fi o alegere populară pentru pasionații de cazinou și pariuri sportive. Cu o platformă prietenoasă și o gamă variată de jocuri, 1win reușește să atragă atât jucători experimentați cât și începători. Mă bucur să explorez împreună cu voi ce face acest site atât de special.https://1wins-moldova.md/Pe lângă selecția impresionantă de jocuri de cazinou, 1win oferă și oportunități excelente de pariere pe sporturi. Indiferent dacă ești

BIO: Kelly is a children’s book author from the Fox Valley of Wisconsin, who has had a keen interest in true animal stories from the time she was a little girl. She credits her years working as a preschool director, then public library marketing coordinator, for helping her recognize the book themes and subject matter that most captivate young readers’ attention. She lives with her family, which includes Pug dogs Mabel & ZuZu, and orange tabby cat Lenny. Brownie the War Dog: V...

We dive into the world of user-generated content (UGC) with Cat, a vibrant mum and creator navigating life and business. Cat shares her unique journey from flight attendant to successful UGC creator, revealing tips, challenges, and the joys of motherhood intertwined with ambition. • Exploring the transition from a corporate job to UGC creator • Balancing family life with the demands of a business • Insights into navigating UGC contracts and legality • The importance o...

Send us a textWe dive into the world of user-generated content (UGC) with Cat, an effervescent mum and creator navigating life and business. Cat shares her unique journey from flight attendant to successful UGC creator, revealing tips, challenges, and the joys of motherhood intertwined with ambition. • Exploring the transition from a corporate job to UGC creator • Balancing family life with the demands of a business • Insights into navigating UGC contracts and legality • The importance of community

Join Bridget Finn, RPL Marketing Director, as she sits down with Library Executive Director Lynn Stainbrook to explore the inspiring vision behind the new main library. Discover how thoughtful design and a commitment to accessibility are transforming what a library can mean for an entire community. Intro and Outro music is A Short Walk With You by Purrple Cat You can find it here: Purrple Cat - A Short Walk With You - Free Music Archive

Keeping Your Home Clean and Healthy with Your Furry Friends Join us as we explore the challenges and solutions for creating a safe and clean environment for your pets and family. In this episode, we'll dive into the hidden dangers of pet hair, odors, and allergens, and discover how the cutting-edge technology of the SwitchBot Air Purifier can help you breathe easier and keep your loved ones healthy. Tackling the Floating Fur Fiasco Did you know the average cat sheds around 50,000 hairs ...

We’re back in The Neon Lounge with an episode that goes deep into the realities of running a family-owned business in the events industry.This week, we’re joined by Nathan, Co-founder and Managing Director at Wildfire Agency, who shares his candid experiences of navigating family dynamics in business, making tough decisions, and adapting in times of crisis.Together, we explore:- The challenges of family-run businesses. Managing disputes, maintaining relationships, and the struggle to switch off-

The internet has been a fertile ground for viral content, transforming ordinary moments into global phenomena that captivate and influence audiences worldwide. Here are some of the most intriguing viral videos and moments that have left an indelible mark on internet culture.### The Birth of YouTubeIt all began with "Me At The Zoo," the first video ever uploaded to YouTube on April 23, 2005. This 19-second clip of Jawed Karim commenting on elephants at the San Diego Zoo set the stage for YouTube's

Save the Cat: ecco come ti affezioni a un personaggio in 30 secondi!Hai mai guardato un film e, dopo mezzo minuto, ti sei già affezionatǝ al protagonista? Anche se è un ladro, un bugiardo, un disastro ambulante?C’è un motivo. Si chiama Save the Cat.Una tecnica narrativa semplice, ma potentissima, che ti spiega come e perché ci leghiamo ai personaggi (e perché non puoi farne a meno se vuoi scrivere una buona storia).In questo episodio scoprirai:Cos’è il Save the CatPerché funziona così bene nel

In this episode, website copywriter and messaging strategist Jasmine Isabella joins us to discuss the role of AI in copywriting for photographers. We explore what makes effective copy, when AI tools can be helpful in your process, and when they might be working against your marketing efforts.Jasmine shares her expert perspective on how photographers can develop their authentic brand voice, what red flags to watch for in AI-generated copy, and practical alternatives for those feeling stuck in their