Pretty Okay Podcast

*spoiler alert* it's time to raise your prices. Whether you've been in business for yourself for a while now or the COGS for your production are on the rise, consider this your roadmap for when to raise your prices and how. 

Even though recessions are "normal", that doesn't make them suck any less. If your business made it through the pandemic, a lot of the things you thought about and did for that are applicable here. In this episode, we talk about how not to freak out later and what you can do when people around inevitably do start freaking out. 

The time to start planning your holiday promos and offers was this summer. But if you're a little late in the game there's still time to make the most of your marketing strategy this holiday season.

We're back from summer break! Come see if we remember how to do a podcast!

In our last episode before summer break, Tayler sits down to interview friend, entrepreneur, and all-around inspirational babe Martha Bitar, founder + CEO of Flodesk. Tayler and Martha dig into how you can (and should!) use customer feedback to help your business thrive while still staying true to your vision. 

*spoiler alert* it isn't about being the "smartest" person in the room. In today's episode, we're breaking down the characteristics of a "thought leader" and sharing 4 efficient ways you can become one in your industry.  

Don't schedule meetings for meetings' sake. On today's episode, we're talking about how to know when meetings are beneficial (for everyone), how to gracefully move them along, and the steps you should be taking to lead them effectively. 

We’re just going to say it…vanity numbers are bullshit. Your follower count and number of likes don’t matter if your social media content isn’t converting. You can’t take little hearts to the bank, you guys. In today’s episode, we’re digging into the social media metrics that do matter and which ones are just vanity numbers that aren’t indicative of how your brand is doing.  

In today’s episode, Tayler is joined by entrepreneur and strategist Jasmine Smith to discuss the ups and downs of navigating that first year in business. From founding her own marketing agency to her newly launched event space, Jasmine shares her experience with learning as you go, the importance of community and navigating those “oh, shit” moments as a business owner. 

Like B. Franklin once said, "Nothing in life is certain except death and taxes". At least it was something to that effect. We promise to only talk about taxes once, but this episode is it. Put on your big girl pants and saddle up. It's not fun, but it's required, so let's go.