E188: How to Pivot to the Business of Your Dreams
Meet Jenna Urban from Urban Mac Media as she tells us about her journey pivoting over the years to find the business of her dreams!
E185: Weathering the Storm: Lessons from a 16-Year Blogging Veteran
Learn the tips and tricks that Heather Painchaud, a 16-year blog owner, has for successfully running and monetizing a blog!
E183: Behind the Mic: Getting Personal with Christina & Corinne
In this fun, new episode you can get to know more about the personalities behind the hosts of “The Smart Influencer” podcast!
E177: What’s Working Now
In this episode, several Smart Influencer Podcast listeners are sharing what’s working right now in their businesses. This segment is all about SEO.
E166: A Unique Way to Monetize Your Expertise
In this episode, we delve into a unique way to monetize your expertise with our guest, Adam Sobel, as we explore the logistics and strategies behind hosting online cooking classes.
E165: Using Email to Make Money
In this episode, Christina and Corinne dig down deeper to know more about email to help you refine your email marketing strategy and to maximize the benefits of this awesome promotional tool.
E164: What’s Working Now: SEO
In this episode, several Smart Influencer Podcast listeners are sharing what’s working right now in their businesses. This segment is all about SEO.
E162: Nervous about AI? How to get ahead of it.
In this episode, Christina and Corinne discuss with Brittany Long of Impact Driven AI on how AI is impacting food bloggers, proactive solutions, benefits of selling bots and adapting to AI changes.
E161: Planning a Successful Email Strategy
In this episode, Christina and Corinne are discussing Email strategies. You will learn some of the terminology and how to organize your strategies.
E156: Tax Time for Bloggers: All Your Accounting Questions Answered
In this episode, Christina and Corinne discuss with Ansley Beutler from The Fit Peach and Peach Perfect Financials aboutwhy bookkeeping matters and best practices, how taxes work for self-employed and what it looks like to hire someone.