Facebook is far from perfect. If you’ve spent any time creating ads in the Power Editor, then you may have already run into some very annoying glitches. Error messages that don’t make any sense, changes that never seem to get saved . . . there are bugs all over the place in Facebook’s code. It can be more than a little frustrating when you’ve spent tons of time putting together…
Copywriting, guest blogging, storytelling . . . if it has anything to do with writing the words that’ll make you money, Maggie Patterson and her micro-marketing agency can handle it. But why did Maggie leave her cushy, well-paying corporate clients behind to roll the dice with an online business? And what does a business that provides SO many services actually look like? In this episode you’ll hear:
In case you haven’t heard, I’m not going to let you off the hook for certain Facebook ad-related behavior. For example, not tracking conversions on your list-building ads. Do you have a website that won’t let you put code on the back-end of your thank you page? Then I have some tough love for you right here. These little pieces of code are easy to place, so you really don’t…
Suzi Istvan’s design business brought in big bucks in 2014, but her take-home pay was far from six-figures. A year of big growth means big investments, but the strategic way she spends her money has set her up with a business she always dreamed of running (and that’s bringing in some serious revenue). In this episode you’ll hear:
Tena.cious is a social media and design agency with 10+ employees currently serving 5 and 6-figure accounts. But it started just like so many small businesses: with just one individual. Could you or I do that? It’s a question that’s constantly on my mind. In today’s episode of The Get Paid Podcast, I’m interviewing Tena Pettis, the founder and CEO of Tena.cious, a company that’s on its way to a…