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Have an online business as a course creator, coach or service provider? Whether you’re brand new, already thriving, or somewhere in between — it can be hard deciphering whether “so and so’s” business advice is legit or a hackneyed regurgitation of what THEIR business coach taught them. Does it work? Is it legal? ‘On Your Terms®’ podcast is half “how not to break the online biz laws your well-meaning mentor forgot to say existed.” Half “marketing that doesn’t require you taking on Instagram l ...
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The Level Up Creators podcast is for digital creators ready to take their business to the next level. You'll learn valuable strategies and hear engaging stories from industry pros and digital creators who have walked the path of scaling up. Whether you're tired of tap dancing for the algorithm or seeking to build real wealth - without the burnout - this podcast offers proven methods and practical advice to help you elevate your business, on your terms. Join us!
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In this episode of the Level Up Creators podcast, Amanda Northcutt speaks with Stephanie Schwab, founder and CEO of Crackerjack Marketing, about the significance of personal branding on LinkedIn. They explore Stephanie's journey in marketing, the importance of having a 💪strong personal brand, and how to effectively 🪜 build a following on LinkedIn. …
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In this episode of the Level Up Creators podcast, Amanda Northcutt and Bruno De Figueredo discuss the essential components of a tech stack for creators. They explore the importance of understanding the customer journey, selecting the right tools, and avoiding common pitfalls. Bruno shares insights on the role of AI in enhancing tech stacks and emph…
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In this episode of the Level Up Creators podcast, Amanda Northcutt interviews marriage influencers and experts, Elisa and Tony DiLorenzo, who share their journey of building a successful creator business over the past 15 years. They discuss the evolution of their podcast, the importance of community building, and the lessons learned from early even…
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In this conversation, Amanda Northcutt interviews Gina Bianchini, the CEO and founder of Mighty Networks, about the future of AI and membership communities. They discuss the definition of community and how it differs from social media, the power of network effects in building engaged communities, and the importance of focusing on the people you ser…
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Amanda Goetz, a two-time founder and four-time CMO, shares her career journey and why she decided to niche down into productivity. She discusses the importance of having a growth mindset and determination, which she learned from her experience as an athlete. Amanda also talks about the impact she wants to make in helping ambitious working parents a…
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In this conversation, Amanda Northcutt interviews Catherine McGarvey, a marketing expert with over 25 years of experience. They discuss the importance of talking to customers and using their insights in marketing. Catherine explains that understanding customers helps businesses grow and sell more effectively. She emphasizes the limitations of surve…
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Knowing when to take a break is important. I am listening to my own advice and taking a break from the podcast. I need time and mental space to finish my book. In this episode, I explain my thought process. I also explain where listeners can find my educational resources while I am out. Check out the Resources links below to my YouTube, Substack, e…
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Yasin Mamary, a successful content creator and entrepreneur, shares his journey from musician to homeless to building a thriving creator business. He emphasizes the importance of understanding oneself and finding an environment where strengths are maximized and weaknesses are minimized. Yasin discusses the challenges of monetization, including the …
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The other day I received a comment on social media about how I did not look great in a video. In the past, I would have been reactive. Instead, I just laughed out loud. In today’s episode, I share my practice in becoming more confident and comfortable with myself and my online business. It has been a journey, and it is definitely still ongoing, but…
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In the last episode, I talked some smack about social media: It’s bad for your mental health, your content won’t have great longevity or searchability, etc. So this episode I cover what to do instead, or in addition to, social media. First, I break down discovery vs. nurturing. Then, I explain why email is a great nurturing platform. And finally I …
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In this episode, Amanda interviews Sam VanderWielen, an attorney turned entrepreneur and legal educator, about legally protecting and growing businesses. Sam shares her journey from being a corporate lawyer to starting her own legal templates business. She emphasizes the importance of setting up legal paperwork correctly from the beginning and high…
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Social media is designed to be addictive. Summer can be a great time to evaluate your social media usage– both consumption and creation. In this episode, I describe my experience scaling back on social media and scaling up in other areas of my personal life and business. I give you tips in case you want to do the same. I cover delegating to team me…
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Welcome to the first episode of the Summer School series! This summer I’ll be creating short weekly episodes on the go- while I’m at the gym, on a walk. etc. In each one, I’ll share one lesson I’ve learned about business and life. Today’s lesson: Find a balance between creativity and strategy in your business content creation. Don’t let strategy st…
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Amanda and Matt discuss the importance of publishing a book for creators and thought leaders. They debunk the myth that self-publishing is less legitimate than traditional publishing and highlight the benefits of self-publishing, such as ownership and flexibility. They also explore how a book can help creators expand their reach, establish authorit…
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Today’s episode is a recording of my new free legal training “Five Steps to Legally Protect and Grow Your Online Business”. I share the step-by-step plan you need to do to set the legal foundation to protect yourself, your business and have the ability to grow and scale successfully. Step one is adjusting your mindset. Step two is how to register a…
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People are often surprised when I tell them they might not own the content they create on Canva. That’s why in today’s episode I give a quick overview of what you should be aware of in terms of content creation, including AI generated content, and copyrights. I walk through Canva, ChatGPT, and a few other tools, explaining what to look for in their…
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Loni Brown, founder and CEO of Wholesome Nest, helps modern career-oriented moms reduce overwhelm in motherhood by detoxing and decluttering their lives using simple systems and habits. She is passionate about guilt-free motherhood and believes that moms can pursue their goals and interests while being good mothers. Loni's 5D method includes discov…
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Are you using the free contracts provided by platforms like Thinkific or Kajabi to protect your online business? If so, you might be wondering if they’re really enough to keep you legally covered. Today, I'm breaking down why these default terms of use might not be as protective as you think and what steps you can take to ensure your business is tr…
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This episode comes to you from the M trail in San Luis Obispo, California. I realized I was falling back into a bad habit of mine so I pulled out my phone to make a voice recording to share with my future self and with all of you! While I was hiking, I was spending the whole time being worried about snakes, tarantulas, weird bugs, and being very, v…
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In this episode, we dive deep into the world of camera confidence with XayLi Barclay, a renowned Camera Confidence Coach. XayLi shares her inspiring journey and expert insights on overcoming the fear of being on camera. We explore the psychological barriers like imposter syndrome and self-doubt that often hold us back, and the mindset shifts requir…
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One of the core startup costs for an online business is business insurance. In today’s episode, I teach you about business insurance and the general cost you can expect. Business insurance is critical for financially protecting your business. Even if you just receive a nasty lawyer letter threatening to sue you for liability, your business insuranc…
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Starting an online business is much cheaper than starting a brick-and-mortar shop, but it still has costs. So how do you navigate those costs before your business starts bringing in any money? That’s what we cover in today’s episode. I walk through the three-step process of how to start a business on a budget: Save, Research, Budget. I breakdown ea…
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Lenka Šilhánová, an actor, writer, and content marketer, shares her journey as a creator and her experience with burnout. She accidentally became a creator when her blog documenting her journey to become an actress gained traction and led to opportunities to write and teach actors about social media. Lenka experienced burnout gradually over time, n…
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Writing a book isn’t just about writing a book. It brings up all kinds of business and personal dynamics, challenges, and opportunities for growth. Today fellow debut author, Jannese Torres, joins me to talk about why she chose to write a book as part of her personal finance business, and how she has made it work. Jannese is an award-winning Latina…
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This podcast episode is about podcasts. Our team’s podcast aficionado, Michelle Rubinstein, interviews me about how I utilize On Your Terms® to nurture my audience and aid in growing my business. We have a great conversation about how this podcast has been my most productive nurturing channel– helping people get to a place where they’re ready to pu…
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In this episode, we interview Mark Stiving, a pricing strategist, on how to properly price products and services in the creator economy. They discuss the importance of value-based pricing and the different pricing models that can be applied to digital products. They also explore how to determine the value that a membership community provides and th…
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Right after launches, it’s normal to feel big feelings: Relief it’s over, excitement about success, sadness about failure. Feel your feelings, whichever ones they are, but don’t create unhelpful stories about them. Instead, channel your energy into getting the true story. Send out surveys to gather data. In this episode, I dive into everything you …
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What happens when the hype period is over, the webinar ends, the free thing is done– how do you actually sell more of your product or service? That’s what we cover today in Part 3 of 4 of our Launch series. I break it down into three segments. First, gather the ingredients that are required for a successful sales sequence. I explain each one in det…
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Michelle Dew, founder of Cultivate Your Space, shares her unique path to finding her passion in interior design after experiencing trauma. She emphasizes the importance of intentional and meaningful physical spaces in our lives. Michelle started her business by offering free and low-cost services to gain experience and build a portfolio. She also h…
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This episode is Part 2 of our series on how to put on a great launch. Today I cover the teaser, invite, and event period of the launch timeline. These periods are critical to the success of your sales, so I dig into each one to tell you about my lessons learned. First, the teaser: This is all about building hype. I give you tips on building your au…
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Daniel Elizalde, a former Silicon Valley executive turned digital creator, shares his journey of transitioning from a successful corporate career to running his own business. He started by writing a blog and sharing his thoughts on technology and product management. This led to teaching at Stanford University and eventually creating online courses.…
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Welcome to the first episode of our series on how to run a launch! Lindsey Deatsch, my Director of Operations, is my special guest today. She’s a pro at launches– before she came to work with me, she was a launch manager at an agency, doing launches day in and day out. We cover how to make a product launch timeline and create a pre-launch marketing…
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My mindset coach, Jen Diaz, has made all the difference in my business. A few weeks ago, not only did I make $300k during a launch event, but my team and I actually enjoyed the process. Today I have Jen on the show to debrief the launch and share some of her coaching genius with you! We cover a lot of what makes up a growth mindset: Knowing yoursel…
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