What can you do to start attracting the right customers, even before the sales call? Give them a taste of what it’s like to work with you.
Episode 17: Attracting The Right Customers With Your Podcast
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Emily Milling
3 Ways To Repurpose Your Podcast Content For Video
Today I’m going to give you three different ways that you repurpose your podcast audio for video content! Always be effective and efficient with your content production! Right? Right!
5 Ways to plan your content in advance
The biggest issue we all face with our content is consistently, consistency. Why? Because we plan a little bit, feel like we’ve done everything we need to do for at least a month, and then we completely forget to post for a week.
Episode 14: Choosing The Things That Feel Good with Alicia Carrick
Through daily journaling and practicing yoga, she began to realize that she was choosing to only surround herself with the things that made her feel good, making it much easier to say goodbye to the things that didn’t anymore.
My Top 5 Podcasting Tools
Today I’m sharing my top 5 podcasting tools! These are the best podcast apps out there!
Episode 12: Ambition and Balance with Aba Amuquandoh
In this episode I had the opportunity to interview my wonderfully talented friend Aba Amuquandoh about her career as a sketch comedian in Toronto.
Episode 11: Building A Network? Start A Podcast.
If you’re working on building a network, this episode is for you. I interviewed Toronto comedian and podcaster Matt Ardill about his journey of podcasting, and how it helped him to go from watching comedy, to rubbing elbows with the likes of Patton Oswalt and Weird Al’s PR team, to performing it.
Episode 10: Being Yourself On Your Podcast
If you struggle with stage fright or tripping over your words, this episode is for you. In this podcast I’m going to give you my strategies for getting past that little voice in your head that says “don’t be such a dumb dumb” so you can start being yourself on your podcast.
Episode 9: Growing Your Personal Brand Through Podcasting With Stephanie Cooke
In this episode I interview comic book author and editor Stephanie Cooke. Stephanie shares with us how she developed her personal brand through podcasting.
Stop Writing Boring Calls To Action!
Now that we’re already into Part frickin’ 4 of this series, I’m going to show you how to write engaging calls to action. Because I desperately want you to stop writing “click here.a” It just kills me. You’re so much better than “click here.” You’re more of a “Explode Your Brain Cells.” I know. I can tell.
Episode 8: The Podcast Launch Checklist
On this episode I’m going to give you the essentials you need to get your podcast live! Use this podcast launch checklist to make sure your show is accepted to the podcast apps the first time you submit!
Steal This Onboarding Questionnaire!
You know how you have a specific customer in mind that you love working with, but the customers you attract don’t really fit the mold? Here’s a very very very VERY simple way to get more of your ideal clients before you have to worry about the sales pitch!
Episode 7: Patience and Persistence with Wes Grove
In this episode I interview Westin Grove, a multi-hyphenate creative entrepreneur who is both a trained audio engineer and social worker. He combined his two career streams to create the Mobile Arts Program with his business partner, which brings a music recording studio into different types of assistance facilities all over Toronto.
How To Write A Killer Services Page
If you looked at my website last week, you would have wondered what the hell I do and if I could even help you, simply because the path(s) I had created was so overwhelming. I had one going to creatives, one for solopreneurs, one for courses, one for free resources, one for retainer clients – it was a bit of a clusterfuck, not gonna lie.
Episode 6: How To Relax
Look, it’s really not easy to relax when you’re ambitious and you have so many ideas. There’s just no way that you can justify not working hard on everything! But in order to really move forward, you have to. I know this, I’m learning this, I’m still struggling with this.
You Need A Clear Mission Statement
The easiest way to confuse visitors to your site is to give them 800 different kinds of services and products and resources. I learned this the hard way last week while I was redesigning some pages and cutting out some service offerings, trying to zero in on my customer persona and who I serve.
Episode 5: Time Management Tricks With Justin Decloux
In this episode, I interview Justin Decloux (my partner) about the career he created for himself through his passion for everything film - and we get into his time management tricks and the nitty gritty details about how he manages to do it all! Justin Decloux is a...
Episode 4: Managing Your Multi-Hyphen Career
Why hello there! You might be asking, "Emily, what's a Multi-Hyphen Career?" Well, dear friend, I'm about to blow your mind. A multi-hyphen career is one that incorporates more than one skillset or interest. "MORE THAN ONE?" you ask? YES! MORE THAN ONE! Insane, right?...
Episode 3: How I Built My Creative Career
Let me just start by saying that to this day, I still have no idea what I'm doing or how I'm going to do it. The thing about building a creative career, or any career, is that most of the time, it's just guessing until you figure something out. Once you've figured the...
Episode 2: How To Be Motivated
Originally I wanted to write this post about different techniques to keep yourself focused on creative projects, not how to be motivated generally. Obviously the world has done a 180 and we're all just doing our best to motivate ourselves to get out of bed and put...
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