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AI for small business with Dr Catriona Wallace

AI for small business: A beginner’s guide with Dr Catriona Wallace | 647

AI for small business. Thanks to ChatGPT launching in November 2022, AI (AKA artificial intelligence) is now on the lips of every small business owner. To find out how we can use AI to our advantage, world leading expert Dr Catriona Wallace joins us to share the good, the bad and the downright ugly. It’s a no holes barred, slightly scary, and definitely artificially intelligent episode 647 of The (14 year-old, award-winning) Small Business Big Marketing podcast.

Kate Christie on the Small Business Big Marketing Podcast

Time management expert Kate Christie on living your best business & personal life | #639

Kate Christie is all about living your life to the fullest, in business and in pleasure. Not only, as a time management expert, can she find you 30 guilt-free hours a month; she can then get you designing your best life thanks to what she calls your very own Life List! It’s a timely episode 639 of The (13 year-old, award-winning) Small Business Big Marketing podcast.

How to write a book and grow your business in 2023 with best-selling author Kim McCosker | #635

Do you love the idea of self-publishing a book for your business in 2023? Then imagine this scenario. You and your biggest competitor are standing in front of a prospect. Your competitor gingerly hands over their business card. You proudly hand over your book. No prizes for guessing who’s built instant trust? If you love the idea of having a book to promote you and your business then listen up as today’s guest has written 42 of them, and sold nine million copies. It’s a self-publishing episode 635 of The (13 year-old, award-winning) Small Business Big Marketing podcast.

Layne Beachley Reveals Her High Performance Mindset Tips For Business Owners | #634

In her surfing career, Layne Beachley achieved this seven times, six of them consecutively, making her the best surfer the world has ever seen…. male or female. In this up close and personal one hour chat, Layne opens up about the one big shift she made in order to achieve her dreams. And fortunately, it’s something we can all apply to both our own business and personal lives. Plus she shares a mountain of other amazing high-performance insights along the way. It’s a fully-sick episode 634 of The (13 year-old, award-winning) Small Business Big Marketing podcast.

Ella Bache’s 3rd generation owner Pippa Hallas on making bold moves & unexpected decisions | #531

In 1936, Madam Bache launched the Ella bache skincare brand. Today, it’s a global empire, run by her great niece Pippa Hallas who shares her amazing business journey with host Tim Reid.

Canva’s Melanie Perkins on how she’s built a brand valued at $3.6 billion | #470

32 year-old Melanie Perkins shares what’s made Canva such a valuable brand | Timbo announces an amazing gest for next week’s episode | Another motivated listener wins over $1,000 worth of prizes

MIchelle Birdges on Small Business Big Marketing

Michelle Bridges has built a strong personal brand on the back of #JFDI | #418

Michelle Bridges shares how to build a strong personal brand | Some amazing marketing ideas shared by listener Laura | A past guest gets some TV coverage

331 – Spell & the Gypsy Collective’s Lizzy Abegg on how she (and her sis) built a multi-million dollar Byron Bay fashion empire.

8 years ago, Lizzy Abegg had an epiphany that she needed to move to Byron Bay to help her little sister grow a struggling jewelry business. Well, that business is now called Spell & the Gypsy Collective … and it’s a multi-million dollar fashion empire.

Red Balloon’s Naomi Simson talks happiness.

Imagine running a business based on happiness – that’s what Naomi Simson decided to try when she left a serious corporate career to set up online experience retailer RedBalloon in 2001. Since then RedBalloon has sold 1.8 million experiences and has been named a BRW Great Place to Work four times running. Naomi received the 2008 National Telstra Business Women’s Awards for Innovation and the 2011 Ernst and Young Industry Entrepreneur of the Year Award. Not a bad little effort, huh?!

PLUS in this episode of the Small Business Big Marketing show, I have a whinge about three things that annoy me with email etiquete, share the hot topics that are being talked about in the Small Business Big Marketing Forum and read some listener feedback (there’s plenty coming in, let me tall you!).

Enjoy!