If you’re under the impression that blogging is just for “bloggers,” then you’ve got it all wrong. It’s actually one of the greatest FREE marketing tools you have as a business. It’s your chance to provide value to your audience, drive more traffic to your website, plus increase your sales.
So, what is it exactly? And do you really need to be concerned with it?
Spoiler alert: Yes, you do! We’re going to run down what SEO is, why it’s important, and our top SEO tips for professional organizers that you can begin implementing today.
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As female entrepreneurs, who are often also moms & wives, it is so easy to fall into the trap of overwhelm and overwork. How do we find a way to manage our businesses and our goals, and also make time to be present for our families and for our own personal growth?
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Regardless of how long you’ve been a professional organizer, if you have a website for your business (you most definitely should!) you’ve probably heard of SEO or search engine optimization by now.
So, what is it exactly? And do you really need to be concerned with it?
Spoiler alert: Yes, you do! We’re going to run down what SEO is, why it’s important, and our top SEO tips for professional organizers that you can begin implementing today.
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It never fails that my private coaching clients will say to me that one of their bucket list items is something like writing their own book someday, creating an online program to help people get organized, or even put out their very own organizing method into the world to become the next Marie Kondo.
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We are sharing some bonus content on the podcast about the Coronavirus and how it is affecting professional organizers.
Here is the second episode about how to continue marketing your business during a national (or worldwide) crisis.
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We are going to share some bonus content on the podcast about the Coronavirus and how it is affecting professional organizers.
Here is the first short episode about deciding how to work with clients during a voluntary quarantine.
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Professional organizer Carly Adams is joining me on the podcast today. Carly is a student of the Inspired Organizer® course, and the owner of Tidy Revival in Sacramento, California. Today, we’re chatting about her business story, and about her experiences networking with influencers. If you love using social media to market your business, or even if you are new to the game, this episode should give you some fresh ideas on how to collaborate with influencers locally to spread awareness and continue scaling your organizing business.
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For those of you who are into personality types or the 5 love languages, I think you’ll enjoy this quick episode today on 3 styles of relating to others: Auditory, Visual, and Kinesthetic. Being able to recognize these styles in yourself and in your clients will help you quickly assess how they like to communicate and how they will best learn and grow in your work together.
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There comes a point in your professional organizing business where selfies and amateur snapshots just won’t cut it anymore to really convey your brand’s message to your audience.
One of the best investments I’ve ever made for my organizing business was having a proper branding photoshoot done. Having clear, crisp and cohesive photos will help your brand stand out from all other businesses around you and make you and your company appear more real, professional and approachable.
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Today, I am interviewing a professional organizer and life coach, Carly Tizzano. Carly launched her organizing business fresh out of college, and within her first year of working with clients, she realized she had taken on a coaching role in their lives to work through the mental clutter along with the physical stuff. Carly took an interest in life coaching and decided to become certified through Brook Castillo’s Life Coaching School.
