In this interview episode, Fiona has a chat with Vatsala Murthy from Indian Goods Company. They talk about the challenges she has had to overcome building a business in an industry - retail - that she wasn’t hugely experienced in while sharing stories about contemporary Indian culture and art through their products.

Find out why Fiona suggests you check out Google Digital Garage - an online platform that teaches everyone lessons about SEO, digital marketing, content and anything else small business owners may find useful.

In this coaching episode with Fiona, she wants to remind us how important it is that we always invest in ourselves - by attending training sessions, enrolling in courses and constantly reading helpful materials.

Fiona shares how asking your colleagues what you’re good at and which area in your business do you need to improve on will help you be better at what you do.

In this special interview, Paul and Fiona discuss how Paul started his career, moving from New Zealand to Australia and eventually travelling to New York and work for a decade before deciding to establish a new career as a painter and artist.

It’s time to make an instant connection in your DMs! In this quick tip episode, Fiona shares with us a very simple tip she uses on platforms like Instagram to make the connection with her audience more genuine and help strengthen relationships using voice messages.

Need to take time off? Listen to this coaching episode to learn the key 8 steps you need to follow to take time off from your business with confidence!

Learn how you can use AnswerThePublic for your content planning so that you have something valuable to talk about on your next social media post, blog or campaign!

Fiona invites Dinzi Amobi of ULO Australia as this week’s guest and they talk about switching careers from being a lawyer to running a small business that sells homewares, children and women’s clothing with prints inspired by her African heritage.

In this very special tip episode, Fiona honors her late father by reminiscing and sharing what her favorite lessons from him were that she still applies to her business today.

In this coaching episode, Fiona guides us through her steps in ensuring that a business’ systems or processes are set up properly.

In this tip episode, Fiona discusses the importance of owning up to your mistakes and shares how you can avoid doing them again by preparing your own ‘Fool Me Twice’ checklist.

In this fun interview episode, Fiona talks to her good friend, Genevieve Bailey, the award-winning filmmaker behind wonderful documentaries such as I Am Eleven and Happy Sad Man. Genevieve shares her journey when she started creating her films and her thoughts on the importance of going after your gut and why we all need to be kind not only to other people, but to ourselves as well.

It’s another Tip Tuesday for small business owners and if you need help with marketing, then listen now as Fiona shares three free marketing activities you need to do.

In this coaching episode, she shares her top 10 tips that she recommends every small business owner must do to achieve their goal of consistently gaining new people who would want to avail any of your services or products.

In many situations, we find ourselves overthinking without knowing the other side of a story, thus affecting our mindset and how we deal with our circumstances.

Fiona discuss how Chris Crouch has successfully managed different kinds of businesses, and how he has managed to keep Happy Valley afloat during a pandemic.

In this quick tip episode, Fiona shares her experience when she made a mistake in one of her emails and how she learned to celebrate her wins instead of being too focused on her mistakes.

In this coaching episode, Fiona shares her thoughts on why it’s important to assess how much money you should earn to survive and thrive. Listen now as she talks about why money discussions can be awkward (for some) but completely necessary for a small business owner’s growth.

In this short tip episode, Fiona shares how national days can be a fun way for business owners to market their products and eventually create good conversions. Which one do you think will you be celebrating with your business soon?