You and your clients can do everything you can to plan an optimal outdoor event, like choosing months with better weather. But even the most experienced weather forecasters can’t always predict extreme inclement weather.   If an event is canceled or postponed due to weather, your clients could face considerable losses without insurance. That’s why special […]

Show Notes Assessing Your Business Needs Defining the Micro Position Sourcing Candidates The Interview Process Onboarding and Training Legal and Administrative Considerations Evaluating the Role’s Impact

I had a great conversation with Loni Peterson about building a team. Below, learn more about Loni and all the places you can connect with her.  Bio:  Loni Peterson is the founder and owner of LP Creative Events, she has lived in Colorado for 12 years with her husband, their dogs, Dax and Penny, and horse, […]

Show Notes Show Notes: Preparing Your Business for Back-to-School Season Episode Overview: In today’s episode, Amber Peterson discusses essential strategies for wedding planners navigating the transition from a laid-back summer to the structured demands of the school year. Learn how to adjust your business operations to maintain productivity while supporting your family through this busy […]

Show Notes Introduction-Be More Productive in Your Planning Business Segment 1: Delete – Simplify Your To-Do List Segment 2: Delegate – Empower Your Team Segment 3: Automate – Use Technology to Your Advantage Segment 4: Do – Focus on High-Impact Work Be More Productive Conclusion:

Show Notes Introduction-Maintaining Your Marketing Strategy During Wedding Season 1. Automate Your Social Media 2. Leverage Email Marketing 3. Maintain a Blog 4. Optimize Your Website 5. Network and Collaborate 6. Monitor and Adapt Your Marketing Strategy Conclusion: Call to Action: Sign-Off:

Meghan Ely, OFD Consulting Having a wedding PR strategy in place is just the start. Objectively, you could be doing all of the right things and be well-meaning, but one slip-up in etiquette could mean the difference between getting published and having your submission or pitch put on the back burner. Let’s unpack the two […]

Show Notes I am excited to share an interview with Meghan Ely of OFD Consulting. She shares fantastic tips for submitting weddings to publications and online websites.  You can learn more submission tips on Meghan’s guest blog HERE You can also contact Meghan by visiting the OFD Consulting Website

Show Notes 1. Understanding the Importance of Boundaries 2. Setting Boundaries with Clients 3. Setting Boundaries with Vendors 4. General Tips for Setting Boundaries

Show Notes 1. Understanding the Nature of Difficult Clients 2. Dealing with Unrealistic Expectations 3. Managing Indecisive Clients 4. Handling Overly Critical and Confrontational Clients 5. Handling Conflict and Complaints 6. Establishing Clear Communication Sponsor Info Markel Event Insurance