Today I sit down with Tanya Marshall and talk blogging and SEO. Tanya breaks down the blogging process with a focus on SEO. It actually makes me want to blog! Which is a miracle! Come take a listen.

Today we talk all about Chat GPT AI and all the magic that can exist when using AI. You are not going to want to miss a moment.

A Model Celebrating Synergy and Collaboration with Kerry Tracy! We're here to celebrate the amazing collaboration of teacherpreneurs and explore how profit sharing can be a model for team success!

Are you ready to take the plunge into the world of the TpT Unconference? If so, then you're in for a real treat! This episode will provide insight and perspective from myself and a few friends who attended the event, as well as startling revelations on what they experienced.

Welcome back to the fourth season of Teacherpreneurs Raise Your Hand! I'm so thrilled to be back, showcasing the amazing tips from fellow teacherpreneurs and sharing inspirational stories.

Today is the day! The last episode of season three. The season finale, if you will. Plus, it is the last day to join YDP + Deboree. So hop on over and then plug in those air pods and listen to the highlights of the year.

Instagram reels are an essential element of today's social media landscape. Whether you're a teacher, a mommy blogger, or simply someone trying to catch the attention of your followers, reels can help you stand out from the crowd. With their quick clips and slick editing features, reels have the power to capture and hold your audience's attention. And with so many teacherprenuers and entrepreneur moms leveraging reels to build their brands, it is clear that they are an important part of our digital landscape. Whether you're looking to become the next viral star or just want to share snippets of your day-to-day life, reels are an easy and efficient way to do it. So why wait? Grab your phone, start filming, and make your very own Instagram reel today!

Today I sit down with Loren Thorpe from Blue Sky Designs by Mrs. T. to talk about optimizing your products using smaller details.  I hope you will join us. 

Today I am going to share my DCA Deboree Bonus. I hope you will join me.

Amy Porterfield is BACK on the podcast to talk about mindset and the mistakes first-time course creators make and how to avoid them.

Most people would agree that launching a course is no easy task. Today Farrah Henley is here to tell us a story about her recent course/membership launch that started as a major disaster and turned into a Six-Figure Launch!!

A lot of people seem to think that in order to be successful, you have to be like everybody else. But if you're a teacherpreneur, that's simply not the case. You can share your passion for teaching with the world in a way that's unique to you – and it doesn't have to sound like everybody else. 

But how can you really determine your "thing"? It's not always easy, but there is one powerful way to help you find out.

Today I sit down with Amanda Cardenas from Mud & Ink Teaching and the podcast Brave New Teaching. We talk about one of my favorite topics: Podcasting!

This week's episode is one of my favorites ever! I sit down with legendary Shelly Rees to talk all about her journey on TpT and all things TpT.

Today we are going to talk about how we find time to add new things to our business. As an expert in all things teaching, we find making the transition to creating products for our business the relatively easy part. Although, once we actually get serious about what we are doing and seeing it as a business, we realize there is a lot more to it. That’s when we have to shift into high gear and learn some valuable skills.

In today’s marketplace for teachers, it isn’t enough to have great products. Sometimes the message gets lost in a sea of other teacherpreneurs and life. So as businessmen and women, we need to do some marketing to get our resources into the hands of teachers.

Today, I am sharing my own mistakes and failures. Maybe just maybe, they will save you from just a little bit of heartache. Then again, we learn the most from our own experiences.