It’s the final episode of Season 1 of All Things Small Biz and we are wrapping up with something we are hoping all of you will get to experience one day. Having your business go viral on social media.

But what actually happens to your business when this occurs? Well that’s what we’re covering off on today.

To kick things off Sarah and Brian discuss:

-      The advantages of having your business go viral

-      How to prepare your business to be able to handle the post-viral workload

-      The pitfalls of having your business go viral

Sarah is then joined by Meg Richards of Kruz Creations.

Meg has hilarious, has an amazing instgram page and is your product marketing guru.

Meg has had the very good experience of having her business social media go viral and has learnt a lot of lessons from the experience

In today’s episode Meg  shares:

-      How she started building her business social media

-      What made her social media go viral

-      What happens after your business goes viral

Key Quotes:

“It doesn’t mean you’re winning at life because you’ve got followers.”

“You don’t need a bazillion followers, you just need to be stay consistent and real to yourself.”

“Social media is important is so important because that’s where people go to find you and find what you’re about.”

If you want to follow Meg online you can do so on Instagram:

@kruzcreations

Or head to her website: https://www.kruzcreations.com/

For all the latest on All Things Small Biz you can follow us at @the_ecomm_hub and become a part of the community.

You can also head to our website for tips and check out our business coaching page https://www.westofthewaves.com/pages/coax-australia-podcast

If you’re interested in some jewellery or clothing why not follow Sarah’s business @west_of_the_waves

Everyone hopes to be able to chase their dream and often that is in regards to their career.

But what does it mean to chase your dream and start a business with it?

That’s what we’re hoping to cover today.

To kick things off Sarah and Brian discuss:

-      What a business ‘dream’ might look like

-      What it means to chase your dreams

-      The different versions of a ‘dream business’

Sarah is then joined by Alex Cragg from Burilda Park.

Alex is a horse lover, communications specialist, copywrite, wedding planner, wife, mother and she and her husband are living their dream together.

In today’s episode Alex shares:

-       How she decided what her dream business was

-      The steps she took to chase her dream business

-      How an injury helped her have the confidence top chase her dream

Key Quotes:

“It (the injury) made me not nervous when I came back to ride.”

“And I just thought, I reckon I could have a crack.”

If you want to follow Alex online you can do so on Instagram:

@burildapark_equine

Or on facebook: https://www.facebook.com/burildaparkequine1

You can also head to the business websites:

https://www.burildapark.com.au/

For all the latest on All Things Small Biz you can follow us at @the_ecomm_hub and become a part of the community.

You can also head to our website for tips and check out our business coaching page https://www.westofthewaves.com/pages/coax-australia-podcast

If you’re interested in some jewellery or clothing why not follow Sarah’s business @west_of_the_waves

Growing your business can be scary, because what if you make the wrong move?

But at the same time, you need to make a move in order to keep growing and developing, so many business owners can feel a little trapped.

In today’s episode we’re discussing diving into the next natural step for your business.

To start things off, Sarah shares:

-      How many different steps she has taken with her business

-      Why you shouldn’t regret any tangent or extra step taken

-      The next big step that is happening with the podcast

Sarah is then joined by Andrea McInnes, a wife, mother and owner of 3 businesses!

Andrea is the founder of Billie & Grace a ladies wear brand, Sassafras, a gorgeous children’s wear store and has also started a manufacturing hub.

She has made a lot of big and small steps, started or taken over and developed businesses and is constantly growing.

In today’s episode Andrea shares:

-      How she made the move from selling on the internet to in a store

-      Why losing out on a grant pushed her to start a manufacturing hub herself

-      How she made a less profitable model of manufacturing work for her

Key Quotes:

“It’s certainly not the most profitable model but you can make it work.”

“I’d love to see some young women coming through that we could skill.”

If you want to follow any of Andreas businesses you can do so on Instagram:

@ormistonandco

@sassafrasdungog

@billie_and_grace

You can also head to the business websites:

https://billieandgrace.com.au/

Or

https://sassafrasdungog.com.au/

For all the latest on All Things Small Biz you can follow us at @the_ecomm_hub and become a part of the community.

You can also head to our website for tips and check out our business coaching page https://www.westofthewaves.com/pages/coax-australia-podcast

If you’re interested in some jewellery or clothing why not follow Sarah’s business @west_of_the_waves