hosted by Brian Clark
You are probably starting to notice a theme here on 7-Figure Small.
Two weeks ago, Brian introduced the concept of the personal enterprise here on this podcast, having written about it several times over at Further.
Then last week, Brian Gardner joined us to trace his history from side hustle design to sustainable, scalable enterprise.
And this week, our guest Laura Roeder gives us another opportunity to experience a personal enterprise case study straight from the trenches. Laura shared the beginning stages of her personal enterprise on the show years ago, but she’s kept going.
Her journey from freelance designer to online trainer to founder of multiple SaaS solutions is an inspiring one, and she’s here to share it with us — the good and the bad — so we can learn from her example and put the lessons into action as we pursue our own personal enterprises.
We also discuss headlines about so-called “outrage marketing,” Prince Harry’s new job (and why it’s relevant to an audience of unemployables), and ambassador marketing for email newsletters. Plus a few listener questions at the end.
Watch the replay of week’s episode:
Links
- Laura’s first appearance on the show: From Freelance Designer to SaaS Superstar
- Outrage is a marketing plan, And you’re a player in this game.
- Prince Harry Is Taking on a New Job Title: Chief Impact Officer at BetterUp
- When should I add a newsletter referral program?
- LauraRoeder.com
- Paperbell
- Meet Edgar
- Next Level 7
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