Pretty Okay Podcast

YouTube isn't just for influencers and cat videos any more—but you knew that. The thing you might not know though, is the fact that being on YouTube is a smart move for pretty much any small business! And in this episode of the Pretty Okay Podcast, Tayler chats with YouTube expert LaShonda Brown, who shares how service providers can harness the power of YouTube to grow their biz and (gasp) maybe even work less! From 20-hour work weeks to leveraging long-form content and YouTube Shorts, LaShonda talks all about her top tips for getting started on YouTube—even if you're camera-shy.

We're trading the soft kid gloves for brass knuckles in this episode! Tayler teams up with the ever-fierce Candice Coppola to dish out some tough love on the excuses they hear about why you can't get to your marketing. From "I don’t have time!" to "I need a strategy first!", your marketing aunties expose the lies you tell yourself and offer a hearty cuddle of wisdom to get you back on track. Tune in, laugh, cringe, and (most importantly) start doing the damn thing!

It's not often you get to sit down with a lawyer let alone someone like with Braden Drake—a lawyer for creatives, business owners, and drag artists. But this episode isn't what you'd expect because most lawyers aren't entrepreneurs. And we dug into one of the most important things any entrepreneur can do—create irresistible offers. From what to think about when you're coming up with the best offer you can to how to handle it when the haters show up because your offer is just that good, we talk strategy, the absurdity of overpriced templates, and why sometimes shaking up the market is the best move you can make. But don't get it twisted! This is not legal advice.

Ever felt like you're juggling between getting things done and trying to lead effectively? You’re not alone! Your host Tayler Hollman is back, and she’s got Audrey Kwan in the hot seat to talk transitioning from being a doer to a leader (there's a lot to unlearn here, folks). So get ready to embrace the gray areas of leadership and discover how to motivate, delegate, and support your team like a pro.

Regardless of where you currently sit on the I-hate-Meta spectrum, it's hard to deny the fact that social media ads are a fast and pretty cheap way to get in front of your ideal customers. But wanting to run social media ads is one thing. Actually knowing it's the right thing for your small business is another—let alone whether you should do it yourself or hire someone. So, in this episode, seasoned social media advertiser, Jaymie Tarshis, joined me on the pod to chat about the age-old dilemma: to DIY your social media ads or hire an agency for ad campaigns?