Esther Littlefield, Author at The Christian Woman Business Podcast

Bringing in Revenue and Whether to Start a Podcast [Strategy Session with Angela Sackett] [Ep. 18]

by Esther Littlefield | Oct 8, 2020 | Marketing & Visibility, Podcast, Strategy

What do you do when you’re investing time and energy into your blog or other content you’re creating, but you’re not seeing any income coming in? And how do you know if it’s the right time to start a podcast or if you should hold off? In this episode, I’m sharing a...

Should You Start a Blog, Podcast, or YouTube Channel? [Ep. 17]

by Esther Littlefield | Oct 1, 2020 | Marketing & Visibility, Podcast

One of the biggest questions I hear from the women I work with is: “Should I start a blog, a podcast, or a YouTube channel?” And I understand because I had the same question at one point, too. It’s a big decision and there are many factors to figuring out what will be...

7 Strategies for Dealing with Discouragement in Your Business [Ep. 16]

by Esther Littlefield | Sep 24, 2020 | Faith, Podcast

Have you ever struggled with feeling discouraged in your business? Wondered whether what you’re doing really matters or if you’re on the right path? If so, you’re not alone. As a Christian business owner, you’re not immune to the ups and downs of the business life. In...

What You Need to Start and Build Your Email List [Ep. 15]

by Esther Littlefield | Sep 17, 2020 | Marketing & Visibility, Podcast, Tech & Tools

You know you need to start or work on building your email list, right? But how do you actually do this? In this episode, I want to continue the series I’ve been doing talking about the essentials for building your business and audience online. So far we’ve...

Five Reasons Your Email List is More Important than Social Media [Ep. 14]

by Esther Littlefield | Sep 3, 2020 | Marketing & Visibility, Podcast

Do you feel the pressure to keep growing your social media, but barely have time to focus on growing or communicating with your email list? Or perhaps you haven’t even started an email list yet because the tech seem scary or you don’t know what to say in...