This months theme is Visibility! We know. Everyone hates talking about themselves (except Jamie, she loves it). But visibility is one of the most important aspects of your business - otherwise how will people know you exist?

Being that February’s theme here at FearLess is CHANGE, what better way to dive deep into the idea than to discuss one of the biggest changes that can occur in a business - breaking up with your business partner.

Welcome to Episode 67? ... or ... Episode 1? ... of the FearLess Business Podcast! via GIPHY We get it.  Stay with us.  It is worth it (pinky swear). Many of you may know this podcast by our old name. But check it out,

Parting is such sweet sorrow. The new year is an ideal time for fresh starts and redefining goals, and it's bringing some ch-ch-ch-changes to our businesses and podcast. This is both our first episode of 2019 and the end of the line for the Businessese...

We like alliteration. Can you tell? Now that we've wrapped up our Unlock the Mystery series, which pulled back the curtain on how bloggers and influencers make their money, we're kicking off a new set of themed episodes!

  What prompts a customer to buy? It's the magic question of marketing. While we humans are not logical, we are very predictable. -Melina Palmer Behavioral economics, simply put, is the psychology behind why people buy: understanding how the brain work...

Think display ads are a waste of time and website real estate? Think again. For many bloggers, running ads was a first, failed attempt at monetization. Frustrated with a lack of control over what ads were served to their readers,

They say that the riches are in the niches. But what does that mean, exactly? How does finding your focus translate into more income, and how do you decide on that focus in the first place? This week we're welcoming Sarah Trenalone to the Businessese ...

Who doesn't love a subscription box? Whether you received a subscription as a gift or if you subscribed as a gift to yourself, it's exciting to have that box arrive in your mailbox and to reveal the surprises inside.

Only two-thirds of businesses stay in business two years, and only half of small businesses will make it to the five year mark. This can happen even when a business appears to be doing well, if the owner isn't taking a hard,