Ernesto Tagwerker: the Lean Software Boutique (GPP15)

Thinking about hiring a developer to build an app for your business? Make sure you know exactly what you DON’T need before you start shelling out piles of money. Ernesto Tagwerker is the owner of OmbuLabs, a software boutique that uses the Lean Startup methodology to create web apps for their clients. Just because you have an idea for an app doesn’t mean that’s where you should start. Listen to…

Janet Kafadar: Coached to Death (GPP14)

Since everyone and their mother wants to make passive income selling courses, it’s no wonder Janet is rolling in clients with her course creation and design done-for-you services. But it wasn’t always so easy. How do you figure out the right online business to create? What if you spend money on courses and coaches that aren’t any help at all? Janet’s story is one of trial and error and finally…

Claire Pelletreau: $4K in the Bank after a $10K Month

The tables have turned and now I’m in the Get Paid Hotseat! My friend Val Geisler interviews me about the evolution of my business since May 2014, getting fired from a well-known online business, and why I only “took home” $4,000 in July after making nearly $10,000 in revenue. Mentioned in this episode: My One-on-One Services Absolute FB Ads, my Facebook ads self-study course + Support Group Blog post on…

Racheal Cook: 2 Businesses and a 6-Figure Team (GPP12)

You gotta spend money to make money, and Racheal spends hers on people. People who are doing tasks that SHE could definitely do herself. You’ve heard it before: don’t be the bottleneck in your business. But it’s so much easier said than done. This interview with Racheal had me taking a closer look at the people I work with, what else they could take on for me, and the possibilities…

Nick and Gen: $25K Per Month with Affiliate Marketing (GPP11)

It’s considered one of the sleaziest corners of the online marketing world, and yet Nick and Gen are pulling in $20,000-$25,000 per month by promoting other people’s products to their list of 20,000 people. There’s a whole lot of money that they’re leaving on the table by not creating their own products, but it suits their lifestyle and other professional aspirations by creating their own startup capital for a new…