#139: The 10 Most Powerful Episodes to Help Move Your Business Forward
So here we are: The Best of 2016 List.
I have to admit, compiling this special list for you was the highlight of my week! Not only because I got to look back and remember all of the cool episodes we tackled together, but also because I had the chance to think about the impact the lessons hopefully had on your business too.
My team and I chose this Top 10 List based on a few factors, including the download stats, the feedback and stories from our listeners and my own personal favorites. So although this list is not solely based on analytics, each episode that made the list was chosen with the intention to offer powerful insights and strategies to your marketing plan as you move into the new year.
So if you missed one of these episodes, make sure to listen to it before we ring in the new year! Also make sure to download the freebie for this episode on my top business lessons for the year—I compiled these for you to make sure you can learn from my mistakes AND my wins. Get all of those a-has at amyporterfield.com/139download.
One last note: Of course NONE of this would be possible without you and your support. So I want to THANK YOU for a fantastic year!
So (drumroll please…..) here they are: My 10 Most Powerful Podcasts for 2016
#10: “Media, Meditation and a Little Motivation” with Gabby Bernstein (Episode 129)
#9: “Preparing for Future Traffic Declines: What Content Creators Need to Know” with Mike Stelzner (Episode 134)
#8: “How to Grow a Profitable Facebook Group” with Josh and Jill Stanton (Episode 97)
#7: “How Do I Price My Online Course?” (Episode 107)
#6: “Are You Repelling or Attracting Your Potential Customers?” with Jasmine Star (Episode 106)
#5: “Where Do I Start?” (Episode 105)
#4: “How to Create Content Rituals to Get More Done” (Episode 102)
#3: “Five New Launch Lessons From My Most Successful Launch to Date” (Episode 116)
#2: “How Much Money Should I Spend on Facebook Ads to Be Successful on My Webinar?” with Rick Mulready (Episode 123)
#1: “When is the Right Time to Add Another Product to Your Business?” (Episode 100)
I hope you’ve enjoyed the rundown of my 10 most powerful episodes for growing your business. Are you ready to dive even deeper with me? I’ve compiled my biggest business lessons and insights from 2016 —some of them were doozies, and others were more like subtle “a-has” that made a big impact in how I have shaped my business. These are 10 business lessons that have truly impacted me for the better—and I hope they have the same effect for you! Click here now to get them for free!
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